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Topic: What are you reading now?

Posted by: briansqueen

Subject: What are you reading now?
Date: Apr 26 04

Ok, whats everyone reading now, and how are you liking it, would you recommend it?

I am re-reading Stephen Kings' "The Stand", I read it years ago as a young teen, and it went over my head, so I thought I'd give it another shot, now that Im older and wiser(?). Wish Me Luck! S.



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CoolTeen Now I'm going to finish "Northernm Lights".

Reply #601. Jun 03 09, 1:40 AM

romeomikegolf

I'm about half way through one of the Brother Cadfael books by Ellis Peters. I've always enjoyed the TV series and thought it was about time i read some of the books. It's a gentle read and well written.

Reply #602. Jun 05 09, 11:54 PM

Jabberwok

I usually have several books on the go, fiction and non-fiction.
Forged in Fury by Michael Elkins is about the Jewish resistance during the 2WW and the Nazi-hunting that went on afterwards.
Bottom Feeder is about the consequences of over-fishing.
Fiction...
The Scar by China Mieville, sort of mixture of alternative world/steampunk.
Started re-reading John Connelly's detective/murder novels too.
And in class, we're reading The Lorax. :)

Reply #603. Jun 06 09, 1:49 AM

Jabberwok

RMG, forgot to add that my son is reading through my Cadfael collection at the moment. Watched the TV series and liked it a lot, moved on to the books.

Reply #604. Jun 06 09, 1:51 AM

terbear528 One True Thing by Greg Mathews. Very underrated author. He writes the best books.

I am also reading a biography on Axl Rose from Guns-N-Roses. Pretty interesting!

Reply #605. Jun 09 09, 9:16 PM

CoolTeen "The Tin Princess" by Philip Pullman.

Reply #606. Jun 11 09, 6:21 AM

Pagiedamon

I just read that new Guns N' Roses book too!

Reply #607. Jun 11 09, 8:53 AM

helenv I am reading "The Killer Angels", by Michael Shaara. It is about the battle of Gettysburg. Very interesting and readable. Historic fiction giving insight into the Union and Confederate generals and the battle itself.

Reply #608. Jun 11 09, 12:33 PM

romeomikegolf

I've just started The Animals of Farthing Wood, a favourite of my wife from when her daughter was young. I remember seeing the TV series when my kids were growing up. A great story for youngsters.

Reply #609. Jun 18 09, 4:12 PM

bookworm2207

I've just started Fearless 2.

Reply #610. Jun 20 09, 10:59 PM

maggotbrain Half-way through 'court of the air' preparing to read all 3 of Stephen Hunt's books.
Just finished Great Gatsby - good, not my idea of a classic.
Not long finished Jonathan Strange and Mr.Norrell - a truly great book.

Reply #611. Jun 25 09, 6:38 PM

CoolTeen I've just started Stephenie Meyer's Eclipse (Twilight part 3).

Reply #612. Jun 30 09, 10:03 AM

ladymiles365 Just got through reading Ender's Game, awesome story!

Reply #613. Jun 30 09, 12:20 PM

Sandstar12 I recently finished reading Charlotte Bronte's 'The Professor'. I was looking in the library for 'Wuthering Heights' which I'll be studying next year and this caught my eye instead. It was actually quite an interesting read and surprisingly understandable as some classics can be hard to keep up with. It was good and although I wouldn't call it the most polished book I've ever read, or the best, it is a good read for anyone who enjoys the classic writers.

Reply #614. Jul 09 09, 1:34 PM

Pagiedamon

I recently finished "Wide Sargasso Sea", which I really liked. Today I'm reading a Georgette Heyer mystery called "Penhallow".

Reply #615. Jul 10 09, 5:22 AM

headntheclouds Right now I'm reading "Angels and Demons" by Dan Brown. It's taking quite a while though, I'm to occupied with work and don't have too much free time on my hands.

Reply #616. Jul 16 09, 1:07 AM

kthnos The name of the rose, Umberto Eco

Reply #617. Jul 16 09, 4:39 AM

KATde

"The Dice Man" by Luke Rheinhardt.

Pretty slow, but apparently it gets heaps better

Reply #618. Jul 16 09, 5:19 AM

maggotbrain I thought 'the dice man' depreciated as the book went on personally. The follow up book became so dreary I gave up on it.
Just finished 'Slaughterhouse 5' - an excellent book.
Now reading 'The 13 and a half lives of Captain Bluebear' - very entertaining - a sort of hitch-hikers guide for bears in the fictional world of Zamonia (complete with lovely pictures).

Reply #619. Jul 16 09, 8:30 AM

redsoxfan325

I'm rereading "Crime and Punishment" right now.

Reply #620. Jul 16 09, 8:34 AM

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