What book are you reading?

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  • dlm4mom
    dlm4mom Posts: 252 Member
    I am reading "The Reader" by bernhard schlink. It is disturbing but a good book.
  • UltraVegAthlete
    UltraVegAthlete Posts: 667 Member
    Waiting: the true confessions of a waitress
    By Debra Ginsberg
  • Svanel
    Svanel Posts: 6,255 Member
    Practicing the Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle
  • holagatita
    holagatita Posts: 1,785 Member
    I'm a librarian and I'm on a comedian bio kick rn
  • CarbsAndCoffee41
    CarbsAndCoffee41 Posts: 264 Member
    Fat Girl Walking. And it's so funny!!!!
  • Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings
    Bullet_with_Butterfly_Wings Posts: 5,545 Member
    ABOYNAMEDWHITNEY wrote: »
    lavinia_whateley_goals wrote: »
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    have you read brave new world? thats my favorite distopian future style piece of lit.

    Brave New World is one of my favourites by far!
  • Kitty_1017
    Kitty_1017 Posts: 4 Member
    Point of Impact
  • WorkerDrone83
    WorkerDrone83 Posts: 3,195 Member
    Ready Player One was just queued up this morning. So far, pretty decent.
  • MichelleWithMoxie
    MichelleWithMoxie Posts: 1,817 Member
    Just finished The Sympathizer (excellent); I’m gong to begin JK Rowling’s Casual Vacancy next and/or re-read A Wrinkle in Time.
  • 0ThinIsMyGoal0
    0ThinIsMyGoal0 Posts: 1 Member
    I have been catching up on some books I've previously read that I wanted to refresh my memory of and see what other knowledge would be retained this time around. These books include those written by Acharya S (a.k.a. D.M. Murdock) and by The Magi Society.
  • tiffuhnee13
    tiffuhnee13 Posts: 163 Member
    Brotherhood in Death by J.D. Robb (Nora Roberts). A really awesome murder series.
  • pattyhouse1970
    pattyhouse1970 Posts: 51 Member
    Brisinger by Christopher Paolini (I like young adult fiction)
  • sugaraddict4321
    sugaraddict4321 Posts: 15,894 MFP Moderator
    Just finished We All Begin As Strangers. It was a Christmas gift. Interesting writing style, easy to read. The story is fiction but it's inspired by true events from the 1980s.

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  • sgtx81
    sgtx81 Posts: 466 Member
    edited February 2018
    I usually have more than one book going at a time... these are the ones I'm on now.

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  • doubleap77
    doubleap77 Posts: 47 Member
    I’ve found myself with a lot more free time (bittersweet).

    Just finished The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by John Le Carre.

    Currently reading Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein.

    Up next is Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie.
  • mikeb4bjj
    mikeb4bjj Posts: 317 Member
    Pinker is smart and this is good.

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  • mikeb4bjj
    mikeb4bjj Posts: 317 Member
    doubleap77 wrote: »
    I’ve found myself with a lot more free time (bittersweet).

    Just finished The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by John Le Carre.

    Currently reading Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein.

    Up next is Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie.

    Excellent list there. Is that you first Le Carre or have you read others? What did you think?
  • Thehardmakesitworthit
    Thehardmakesitworthit Posts: 838 Member
    Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn
  • doubleap77
    doubleap77 Posts: 47 Member
    mikeb4bjj wrote: »
    doubleap77 wrote: »
    I’ve found myself with a lot more free time (bittersweet).

    Just finished The Spy Who Came in From the Cold by John Le Carre.

    Currently reading Starship Troopers by Robert Heinlein.

    Up next is Midnight’s Children by Salman Rushdie.

    Excellent list there. Is that you first Le Carre or have you read others? What did you think?

    I usually don’t read thrillers, so this was a sugnificant change in tone for me. It took me a little while to catch up to the plot and setting, but I was quite happy to have read it. I think Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy will be on my list shortly.
  • tuddy315
    tuddy315 Posts: 11,638 Member
    Cities of the Plain by Cormac McCarthy
  • Westschmeis
    Westschmeis Posts: 350 Member
    Next to Larry McMurtry, Cormac McCarthy is the best American writer of their generation, IMO.

    Amazing what those Irish genes can spout in words, neh?
  • CaptainFantastic00
    CaptainFantastic00 Posts: 4,619 Member
    UltraVegBabe wrote: »
    Waiting: the true confessions of a waitress
    By Debra Ginsberg

    I must read this
  • laurenebargar
    laurenebargar Posts: 3,081 Member
    Book of the month for the book club is: The picture of Dorian Gray

    Other book going on right now: All the missing girls by Megan Miranda
  • Frankie_Fan
    Frankie_Fan Posts: 562 Member
    The Big Book of Serial Killers
  • Frankie_Fan
    Frankie_Fan Posts: 562 Member
    laurenebargar wrote: »
    Book of the month for the book club is: The picture of Dorian Gray

    Other book going on right now: All the missing girls by Megan Miranda

    I love The Picture of Dorian Gray
  • mabearof6
    mabearof6 Posts: 684 Member
    laurenebargar wrote: »

    Other book going on right now: All the missing girls by Megan Miranda

    Enjoyed All the Missing Girls.....

    Listened to NYPD Red 1& 2, and have started 3 by James Patterson.
  • Westschmeis
    Westschmeis Posts: 350 Member
    Fantasy Land by Kurt Anderson

    A very different interpretation of American exceptionalism!! Good insights to our current political debacle.
  • Westschmeis
    Westschmeis Posts: 350 Member
    Oops, it is Andersen not son .
  • denversillygoose
    denversillygoose Posts: 708 Member
    I just quit reading The Wife Between Us (too much like The Girl On The Train) and started The Grip Of It by Jac Jemc.
  • AngryViking1970
    AngryViking1970 Posts: 2,847 Member
    What Alice Forgot by Liane Moriarty

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