What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[SaltyDog]

James Hirsen's "Tales from the Left Coast". Exposing movie star hypocrisy. Just Excellent. Must reading for all movie fans.

[DeadFlagBlues]

Jack Kerouac: Angel-Headed Hipster by Steve Turner

[DeadFlagBlues]

Chris Marker: Memories of the Future by Catherine Lupton

then:
We by Yevgeny Zamyatin
The Ruined Map: A Novel by Kobo Abe

[Ramplate]

In Cold Blood - Truman Capote

[DeadFlagBlues]

In Cold Blood - Truman Capote

Great book!

[Ramplate]

yeah I like it so far

[IanTheCool]

The War of the Worlds

[IanTheCool]

the amber spyglass

[Tzarinna]

"Abarat" Clive Barker

[Tzarinna]

Still working on Abarat but I just finished The Walking Dead: Safety Behind Bars. Real page turner, just off the wall fantastic.

[Tzarinna]

Read the Walking Dead Volumes 4 & 5, I couldn't put them down.
Now I need to get Volumes 6 & 7. :crackhead:

[Tzarinna]

"30 Days of Night", with forward by Clive Barker.

[Whirlysplat]

Darkly Dreaming Dexter

[Starwars411]

The Godfather Returns

1500 Posts!!!!!

[Ramplate]

Beyond Bad (the true story of Australia's Hannabal Lecter, Kathrine Knight)

[DeadFlagBlues]

Tropic of Cancer by Henry Miller

[moviebuff801]

Just started The Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman.

[IanTheCool]

subtle knife is very good.

i jsut started pillars of creation by terry goodkind, though im only about 50 pages in and am thinking about giving up on it. 7th book in a series and so far no sign of any charactors ive ever seen before.

[Yuney]

The Orc King by Salvatore - his newest book is one of the best Drizzt books I've read in awhile.. I love me some Drizzt :D

[hammerhedd11]

Jurrasic Park and The Lost World
Y: The Last Man vol 8 and 9

[DeadFlagBlues]

Dubliners by James Joyce

[IanTheCool]

a clash of kings by george rr martin

[Ramplate]

A Beautiful Mind - interesting book but I doubt I could have waded through the first section of Nash's life, up to the time he had his breakdown, if I were reading it - I am listening to it on computer.

the first section is full of theoretical math problems

[sabin26]

How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must) - Ann Coulter

[DeadFlagBlues]

Ilium by Dan Simmons

[Ramplate]

Dragon Tears by Dean Koontz

[Knerys]

Finally finished Gates of Fire. And I highly highly HIGHLY reccommend it to anyone who is even remotely interested in Spartan culture.


And after much debate I am currently reading Rendevous with Rama.

[JBond]

Woo woo!

[DeadFlagBlues]

Rendezvous with Rama is great. Enjoy!

[Knerys]

Woo woo!

Your welcome. Only took about 4 years, eh? ;)

[Yuney]

On Death and Dying by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross

[Ramplate]

Recommended reading

I really like Dean Koontz - he gets into the villains so well and makes them deliciously evil - they have so much fun being evil its funny.
I would highly recommend
The Face and Life Expectancy and Dragon Tears the one I am listening to now - especially if you like to listen to books on CD or Tape.
I download them at http://www.simplyaudiobooks.com/
They are really read well.

[Tzarinna]

I finally finished Abarat, now I'm waiting on Mister B.Gone by Clive Barker.
I've got the audio, I need the book before Wed. for the book signing.

[collegeboy]

Currently reading a Sam Houston biography

[moviebuff801]

Just started The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman. Man, this is a great series!

[Catechumen]

The Dark Mirror -- Juliet Marillier...again;)

[DeadFlagBlues]

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

[Catechumen]

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

Ooh, I love that book!~
How are you finding it?

[DeadFlagBlues]

Ooh, I love that book!~
How are you finding it?

I love it. I'm a big fan of Tolstoy as it is.

[Catechumen]

^Nice!!! I haven't managed to make it thru War and Peace yet, though ;)

Selected Poems: Sylvia Plath

[DeadFlagBlues]

^Nice!!! I haven't managed to make it thru War and Peace yet, though ;)

Selected Poems: Sylvia Plath

The Bell Jar is fantastic.

[Catechumen]

The Bell Jar is fantastic.

I must read that...I've been meaning to get my hands on a copy of it ever since I started studying Plath this year; I think I'm gonna have to wait till exams are over and go 2nd-hand Bookshop trawling!~

[Ramplate]

The Good Guy - Dean Koontz

[Tzarinna]

Mister B. Gone, met Clive last night for the 5th time during a book signing in NYC. This year is ending off very well, so far.

[Catechumen]

All My Sons - Arthur Miller...<3

[KUsubaruchick]

The Game - Neil Strauss
The Mystery Method.... it's entertaining, and yet it makes me want to scratch my eyes out at the same time.

[Ramplate]

The Invisible Man - H.G. Wells

super book so far - I recommend it

[IanTheCool]

A storm of swords - george rr. martin

[Ramplate]

The Mystery Method.... it's entertaining, and yet it makes me want to scratch my eyes out at the same time.


rofl why on earth would you be reading that ? :lol:

[judomaster]

iron man operation A.I.M.

[hammerhedd11]

Go Ask Alice- pretty good book and really depressing but I looked up info on the internet and if it isn't actually real i'll be mad

[Catechumen]

Nothing...:(~
Can anyone recommend anything?

[hammerhedd11]

What stuff do you like?

[Catechumen]

Lots of stuff; fantasy, sci-fi, detective, poetry...
Robin Hobb, Agatha Christie, Stephenie Meyer, Homer, J.K Rowling...hmmm etc.
Lol, don't know if that helped :P

[sabin26]

You might enjoy Gun Monkey's then.

[Catechumen]

You might enjoy Gun Monkey's then.

Gun Monkeys...*googles*

[sabin26]

great story of a mob hitman.

[S.A.M.G.]

Reading - Phantom by Terry Goodkind (Sword of Truth series)
Listening to (with the kids) - The Vile Village by Limony Snickett (Series of unfortunate events)
Listening to (solo) - Podykane of Mars by Robert Heinlein

[DeadFlagBlues]

A Pale View of Hills by Kazuo Ishiguro

[Ramplate]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
again - The last recording I listened to seemed out of order so i thought I'd Try a different one

[Yuney]

The Wishsong of Shannara by Terry Brooks

[IanTheCool]

The Wishsong of Shannara by Terry Brooks

i think htats the best of the shannaras

[DeadFlagBlues]

White Oleander: A Novel by Janet Fitch

[Catechumen]

White Oleander: A Novel by Janet Fitch

Ooh, is that the book that was into movie with Micelle Pfeifer?

Wild Magic: Book 1 of the Immortals quartet - Tamora Pierce

[DeadFlagBlues]

Against the Day by Thomas Pynchon

[Tzarinna]

Go Ask Alice- pretty good book and really depressing but I looked up info on the internet and if it isn't actually real i'll be mad

I read that when I was a teen. There's a male version, but I forget the title.

White Oleander: A Novel by Janet Fitch

Did the movie follow the book closely?

[DeadFlagBlues]

Did the movie follow the book closely?

I haven't seen the film. Although, I do plan on it.

[LadyFireFly]

About to start "Eat Pray Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert.

[Catechumen]

Wolf Speaker: Book 2 of The Immortals quartet - Tamora Pierce...reliving my not-so-distant childhood here :D

[LadyFireFly]

About to start "Eat Pray Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert.

Not sure why I thought reading a book with "pray" in the title would be my cup of tea, but alas. So far all the spiritual stuff is annoying me and the rest is interesting.

[Catechumen]

HP & The Deathly Hallows - J.K Rowling
(again!)
*sob* I cry EVERY TIME I read the bit where Snape dies...:waa:

[shained]

I need to get back into reading havn't read a full story in ages, some shorts but thats it.

My Stephen King collection has grew a lot lately as well so got loads to read and the final bourne book i still avnt got round to

Anyone else notice how hard it is to get back into reading once you've stopped for a while i always end up doing it in stages lol one where i read constantly for months and then go months at a time without picking up a book (apart from uni ones :( but they dont count)

[Catechumen]

I'm gonna go thru all the classics I have in my bookshelf - starting with Jane Eyre...I <3 that book :D

[Ramplate]

From the Corner of His Eye - Dean Koontz

[Yuney]

i think htats the best of the shannaras

Have you read them all?? I am about halfway through so far and I agree with you :) It's not so much focused on war tactics like the previous ones, and that makes for wonderful character development.

[hammerhedd11]

Got done with Carrie. Great book, I really loved the documentary feel behind it.

[iv3rdawG]

"Persepolis" - Marjane Satrapi

[Catechumen]

Got done with Carrie. Great book, I really loved the documentary feel behind it.

Is that the Stephen King book?


Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte...I <3 this book!~

[Tzarinna]

The Walking Dead vol 6

[DeadFlagBlues]

Gravity's Rainbow by Thomas Pynchon (I love his books)
Spring Snow by Yukio Mishima

[Handsome Rob]

The Walking Dead vol 6

What a great series, I am just now on vol 5, but will probably ready both 5 and 6 between today and tomorrow.

[MasterChief117]

The Walking Dead Volume 2 almost 3

[Tzarinna]

What a great series, I am just now on vol 5, but will probably ready both 5 and 6 between today and tomorrow.

The Walking Dead Volume 2 almost 3

Popular. :D

I just finished vol. 7, holy smokes. :(

[hammerhedd11]

Is that the Stephen King book?


Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte...I <3 this book!~

You bet it is.


Currently reading Watchmen for the first time. One word can sum it up.




AMAZING.:eek:

[DeadFlagBlues]

You bet it is.


Currently reading Watchmen for the first time. One word can sum it up.




AMAZING.:eek:

Watchmen is great.

[Catechumen]

You bet it is.


Cool :P
I saw the latest movie edition...is it very different from the book?

[Handsome Rob]

Popular. :D

I just finished vol. 7, holy smokes. :(

Yeah, I heard the synopsis on it, man I cannot wait to read this. If this is not being made into a script (broken up into an epic trilogy like LOTR meets Land of the Dead) then someone should start!

[IanTheCool]

a feast for crows, george rr martin

[Tzarinna]

Started "I Am Legend" today.

[DeadFlagBlues]

Started "I Am Legend" today.

Enjoy!

[Catechumen]

Started "I Am Legend" today.

^Ooh, I really want to read that:D

[iv3rdawG]

"Persepolis II" - Marjane Satrapi

[Handsome Rob]

Finished Vol. 7 of The Walking Dead last night, great read, very in-depth story.

[Knerys]

Started "I Am Legend" today.

Woo hoo!!

[sshuttari]

Angels and Demons

[Yuney]

Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind

[sshuttari]

The Watchmen

[Brock Landers]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

[Knerys]

Tomb Raider: The Lost Cult by E.E. Knight

[Ramplate]

Darkest Evening of the Year by Dean Koontz

[DeadFlagBlues]

I finished Spring Snow and I'm still working on Gravity's Rainbow. I also started Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

[hammerhedd11]

Cool :P
I saw the latest movie edition...is it very different from the book?

I haven't seen any movie versions so sorry.

[LadyFireFly]

Next up for me is going to be "The Abstinence Teacher" by Tom Perrotta. I've put it off long enough. Time to get back into reading mode.

[Brock Landers]

The Road by Cormac McCarthy

[collegeboy]

Tuesdays With Morrie by Mitch Albom

[Brock Landers]

The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman

[Ramplate]

The Sleeping Doll by Jeffrey Deaver

[Nightseed]

Mistress of Dragons by Margaret Weis....

[sshuttari]

The Golden Compass by Phillip Pullman

yay!!! Good man!

[Brock Landers]

yay!!! Good man!

Decided I'd finally see what all the fuss is about. It's not bad.

[Justin]

The Raw Shark Texts: A Novel by Steven Hall

[Brock Landers]

Patriot Games by Tom Clancy

[Birdy]

The Watchmen

I'm reading it for the second time and its better the second time. Picking up on little details I didn't notice the first time around.

[HSXJedi]

Separation of Power by Vince Flynn.

[Justin]

Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy (again)

[collegeboy]

"Next Man Up; A Year Behind the Lines in Todays NFL" by John Feinstein.

[Brock Landers]

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer

[ZombieMan]

"A Lion's Tale: Around The World In Spandex" by Chris Jericho (Irvine)

[equipe]

I'm currently reading "A Year of Living Biblically" by A J Jacobs

on Holiday I also read "Cat's Cradle" and "The Truth (With Jokes)"

[werebadger]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[IanTheCool]

rereading deathly hallows

[Rhys135]

rereading deathly hallows

I've been meaning to re-read it for a while, but will probably leave it till Easter or Summer.

Currently reading The Timewasters Diary by Robin Cooper.

[Justin]

The Magus by John Fowles
Death in Venice by Thomas Mann

[Tzarinna]

The Pursuit of Happyness

[Knerys]

The Moon is a Harsh Mistress by Robert A. Heinlein

...which just so happens to be dedicated to my godfather and his late wife. Yeah yeah shameless plug but I love Heinlein and it's totally, completely and utterly AMESOME! It will never get old! :D:D:D:D:D

[JBond]

Awesome book. Oddly, you got me to read it. ;)

Still reading Sundiver, finally started into it again.

[Knerys]

That one is next. Then I'm going to get the rest of the Uplift Trilogy.

[Brock Landers]

The Life of Jimi Hendrix by David Henderson

[IanTheCool]

Children of Hurin

[Brock Landers]

About six different college textbooks. This is ridiculous already. Damn you Psychology and Political Science.

[KellyM]

labyrinth - kate mosse

sux so far, 300 pages in and still no real development.

TY to the person who was readin dune, picked it up at a garage sale, would not have without the glowing review. :)

enjoyed it so much I've ordered the kevin anderson etc stuff from amazon.

[IanTheCool]

About six different college textbooks. This is ridiculous already. Damn you Psychology and Political Science.

now youve learned your lesson, stick with math

[sshuttari]

Rendezvous with Rama - Arthur C Clarke

[DAN!]

now youve learned your lesson, stick with math

i find math easier, but more stressful :(

[Handsome Rob]

PMP Certification For Dummies
Project Management Body of Knowledge

Both really good reads........yawn!!

[Brock Landers]

Utopia by Thomas More

[Justin]

Utopia by Thomas More

Interesting read.

[Brock Landers]

Interesting read.

Word. It's not required for any of my classes, I just think it's a good thing to add to my Political Science education, at least for philosophy's sake. After that I'm going to read more Camus since I've only read "The Stranger" - probably "The Fall" or "The Plague."

[Justin]

Word. It's not required for any of my classes, I just think it's a good thing to add to my Political Science education, at least for philosophy's sake. After that I'm going to read more Camus since I've only read "The Stranger" - probably "The Fall" or "The Plague."

I love Camus. If you enjoy existentialist works then try Sartre and Dostoevsky.

[Brock Landers]

I love Camus. If you enjoy existentialist works then try Sartre and Dostoevsky.

I took a Philosophy course freshman year of college on the existentialists. Good stuff.

[Brock Landers]

The Fall by Albert Camus

[KUsubaruchick]

I just finished Invisible Monsters by Chuck Pahalhniuk. A-mazing! I think I have a new favorite author.

I think next I'll start Women by Charles Bukowski

[Justin]

I start way too many books at one time.

[UnicornBlood3]

The Amber Spyglass - Philip Pullman

[Brock Landers]

The Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels



Even more political philosophy. Woohoo. I've read it before, thought I should brush up on it.

[FranklinTard]

^ "religion is the opiate of the masses" - marx


just finishing up the confederacy of dunces. wasn't really enjoying it but it surprised me, ending pending i enjoyed it a lot.

[KUsubaruchick]

just finishing up the confederacy of dunces. wasn't really enjoying it but it surprised me, ending pending i enjoyed it a lot.

That book has been sitting on my shelf for over a year and I still haven't gotten a chance to really get into it.

[moviebuff801]

Getting ready to start reading "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman.

[FranklinTard]

Getting ready to start reading "Stardust" by Neil Gaiman.

its a lot better than that piece of **** movie with the same name that is 'based' off the same work...

[Maiz Cascara]

Started reading Pattern Recognition by William Gibson not too long ago.

[KellyM]

The faded sun trilogy - C.J. Cherryh - its shiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit

[Tzarinna]

Abarat II-Days of Magic, Nights of War.

[sabin26]

Unveiling Islam

[moviebuff801]

In English class we just started Beowulf and we have to read it in one week. :meanie:

[jbailey84]

just finished Double Cross by James Patterson.

[Brock Landers]

The Last of the Mohicans by James Fenimore Cooper

[JBond]

About to finish "Harlan Ellison's 'The City on the Edge of Forever'"

[sabin26]

Unveiling Islam by Ergun Mehmet Caner and Emir Fethi Caner

[judomaster]

tom clancy's splinter cell fallout

[IanTheCool]

heart of darkness

[judomaster]

tom clancys splinter cell fallout
this book is the first i've read about sam fisher i like what i see so far

[Justin]

I never have time for reading anymore. It sucks.

[moviebuff801]

Atonement by Ian McEwan

[Justin]

Tropic of Capricorn by Henry Miller

[user1]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, and City of Ember

[hammerhedd11]

I just finished the entire Series of Unfortunate Events. Great series. :up:

[Ramplate]

Pointing From The Grave - Samantha Weinberg

[Angelixx]

heart of darkness

love.

i just finished 'As I Lay Dying' by William Faulkner and it has officially become my favourite novel ever.

[the_equalizer]

Just started Dune Messiah. I finally decided to read the series.

[KellyM]

The Ghost - Robert Harris

[IanTheCool]

Just started Dune Messiah. I finally decided to read the series.

tell me how the sequels are. i loved dune, but im worried im oging to be disappointed with the rest of the series

[MR.Payne]

I Am Legend.

[Dhamon22]

I just finished "Feeding The Monster" (for all you Red Sox fans out there...). Very good book. I liked it better than "Faithful". "Faithful wasn't bad, I just didn't like the format so much.

I'm now starting to read "Ball Four" for the first time. I've heard alot of good things about it. I'm looking forward to getting into it.

Also, I just got the Baseball America Prospect Handbook 2008 and Baseball Prospectus 2008 in, so I'll take a look through those.

[MasterChief117]

I read Jumper a little while ago...

Jumper 9.5/10

and I'm currently reading Batman:No Man's Land which is 9.8/10

[IanTheCool]

I never have time for reading anymore. It sucks.

yeah i hear you. it took me a month to read heart of darkness which really isnt that long at all. instead i get to read textbooks. yea!

[Justin]

yeah i hear you. it took me a month to read heart of darkness which really isnt that long at all. instead i get to read textbooks. yea!

One of my favorite books.

[Knerys]

Still working on The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. Been a little busy.

Also started Ronin By Frank Miller.

[Ramplate]

Death's Acre
by Dr. Bill Bass , Jon Jefferson ---- really facinating if you like real forensic science

[Brock Landers]

yeah i hear you. it took me a month to read heart of darkness which really isnt that long at all. instead i get to read textbooks. yea!

I know how that is. I've read every book that I own - which makes me feel good seeing that I own probably close to a thousand books - but I'm getting damn tired of all my textbooks. Spring Break I'll actually start reading again.

[MasterChief117]

Also started Ronin By Frank Miller.

How is that?Is it like a Graphic Novel or something???

[Knerys]

How is that?Is it like a Graphic Novel or something???

Yep it's a graphic novel. One I have been looking for for about a year now heh. Saw it at the shop, couldn't pass it up. Though now I see why I liked Samurai Jack so much heh...

And so far so good.

[Ramplate]

Perfect Murder, Perfect Town

[judomaster]

iron man the armor trap

[IanTheCool]

starting outlander by diana gabaldon. is it good? has anyone else read it?

[JBond]

Still working on The Moon is a Harsh Mistress. Been a little busy.

Then you can read 1984.

Oh that's right, I outted you. ;)

[Knerys]

I already outted myself in the Tornado's thread. :p

[Brock Landers]

My own novel.

(I mean, I'm writing it, but I'm reading over what I have so far...)

[KellyM]

Duma Key - King Stephen

[JBond]

My own novel.

(I mean, I'm writing it, but I'm reading over what I have so far...)

Man, you're shameless. ;)

[Catechumen]

I've got a few going atm :P :
Twilight - Stephenie Meyer (billionth time:P)
Ship of Destiny - Robin Hobb
Seven Types of Ambiguity - Elliot Perlman

[angelamia]

I just finished up Until I Find You by John Irving yesterday. It was a reread. I absolutely love Irving's stuff.

[Necross]

Dragon Champion

[Brock Landers]

Man, you're shameless. ;)

You're just finding this out? ;)

[ShnizMuffin]

For whom the bell tolls

[MasterChief117]

Reading:I heard the Owl call my name...For class.

[UnicornBlood3]

Dracula - Bram Stoker

&

The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

[Ramplate]

Just finished Lightning by Dean Koontz

that was pretty good, thanks Rob

[Ramplate]

Dracula - Bram Stoker

&

The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini

Loved Dracula - he picked each and every word to enrich the descriptions of his tale.

I am now listening to The Bone Collector by Jeffrey Deaver.
I've listened to most of the Lincoln Rhyme novels I could find but never the first one until now - loved the movie.

EDIT - Darn, couldn't download that one - guess I'll listen to The Body Farm by Patricia Cornwell

[Ramplate]

That book ^^^ was ok - now I am about to listen to

The Exorcist by Peter William Blatty

Always wanted to read that one

[Justin]

Chris Marker (Contemporary Film Directors) by Nora M. Alter

[IanTheCool]

text books, text books, and more text books.
(yes, I'm bitter)

[Ramplate]

That book ^^^ was ok - now I am about to listen to

The Exorcist by Peter William Blatty

Always wanted to read that one

Wow the author reads this really well - I would recomend the audio book

[shained]

Still haven't got around to bourne ultimatum adn i know i should be reading business books as my exams are coming up but they're boring :P i've started Stephen King's Cell which has been pretty good so far,140 pages into it

[Maiz Cascara]

Just finished The Breakable Vow by Kathyrn Clarke.

Now starting The Road by Cormac McCarthy. I've been meaning to read it for awhile. Can't wait!

[jbailey84]

rereading Lord of the Rings. I never read "Fellowship of the Ring", just "Two Towers" & "Return of the King".

[UnicornBlood3]

I've only read FOTR once...I found the beginning very hard to get through. I want to reread LOTR though so I guess I'll have to do it again.

Still reading Dracula

and started You Suck by Christopher Moore

[Ewok Droppings]

Next by Michael Crichton. Not my favorite of his unfortunately. Not very cohesive in the main plot.

[Ramplate]

Next by Michael Crichton. Not my favorite of his unfortunately. Not very cohesive in the main plot.

OOO I really liked that one. he jumps around a lot but it comes together well

Prey is another interesting book of his that doesn't have so many different cut away scenes - I'd recommend that one for sure

[shained]

I've only read FOTR once...I found the beginning very hard to get through. I want to reread LOTR though

I agree with you there, i got like 200-300 pages in i think and just had to stop i thought it was pretty poor and very dull. The whole Tom Bombadil thing was annoying, masterstroke leaving that out of the film. I really wanted to like the book but just couldn't

[Necross]

Honestly, once you get outta the shire, aka after Tom Bombadil the book gets a lot better. I have to agree the beginning of it is indeed difficult to get thru.

Currently reading The Stand by Stephen King

[UnicornBlood3]

Yeah I mean it was fine afterward the beginning and I love TTT and ROTK.

[IanTheCool]

I loved the beginning of FOTR. The black riders were done brilliantly.

[FranklinTard]

i hate the stupid songs that populate every single page... tolkien was skilled, but his poetry was garbage.

[Papa]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vagas

[Auster]

"Night Fall" by David Goodis

[Ramplate]

Think I may listen to Beyond The Body Farm by Bill Bass when I get three more credits in my audio book club

[Brock Landers]

Essays on Disobedience, War, and Citizenship by Michael Walzer

[MasterChief117]

Rainbow Six by Tom Clancy

[Dan's_Gurl]

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. it's a school assignment, but i actually really like it.

[judomaster]

the indiana jones collection[all3 indy movie novels in one volume]

[IanTheCool]

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. it's a school assignment, but i actually really like it.

thats because its an amazing book. when we had to read it in grade 11 (i think) i was like , "great, this looks boring", but ended up loving it.

[hammerhedd11]

The First Counsel- Brad Meltzer

[Necross]

Inkheart

[Ramplate]

I just finished Beyond the Body Farm

Interesting book about forensic pathology but it had one chapter that was kinda sickening to listen to.
It was about an investigation of a Texas worm farm - apparently the family had a lucrative but illegal side business going. They used their barn to make illegal fireworks - especialy M-80s (which are equal to a quarter stick of dynamite.)
Unfortunately, one of the workers decided to use an electric drill to stir a slurry of explosive mixture and blew the barn to kingdom come.
Only one person out of 11 survived - and the person who set off the spark with the drill ended up 100 yards away from the site - his intestine snagged a twig as it flew by some brush and spooled out about 20 feet until he reached the end of his tether and suddenly stopped flying.

I know, thanks for sharing *snicker* that's not even the worst description of victims - just the most interesting.
They spent two days matching up body parts of all 11 of them and still were missing some - not much, but some. Fleshy bits next to that big an explosion have a tendency to vaporize

Parts is parts

[Ramplate]

Listening to

Tick Tock by Dean Koontz

[MasterChief117]

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. it's a school assignment, but i actually really like it.

We had to read it to...Really great book shows the ignorance and uneducated times. The movie is just as good not to mention Gregory Peck is in it.

[judomaster]

iron man the movie jr novel

[Darth Maul]

The Mist

[UnicornBlood3]

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen

[moviebuff801]

Just started No Country For Old Men

w00t!

[popcorn88]

The Perks of Being a Wallflower and It's My Fuc*ing Birthday

[Angelixx]

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen

guh. love.

im currently reading 'Sightseeing' by an author who's name is way to long to even attempt to write off the top of my head and without the book sitting right in front of me.

[Ramplate]

Tick Tock was entertaining - not one of his best, but more comedy like. Koontz wanted to write a lighter novel after doing a couple of very dark ones.

Odd Thomas is next (Koontz)

[Kyle Katarn]

Currently reading the 1st three of WEB Griffin's 'Brotherhood of War' series: I finished The Lieutenants and The Captains, working on The Majors.

[UnicornBlood3]

Treasure Island - Robert Louis Stevenson

City of Ashes - Cassandra Clare

[Fineus6]

Philip Roth - Everyman

[Brock Landers]

Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez


About halfway through now, reading between homework. Damn the textbooks.

[UnicornBlood3]

New Moon - Stephenie Meyer

[moviebuff801]

Storm Front: Book One of The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher.

I'm only three chapters in, but damn is it interesting.

[Papa]

Temple of the Winds from The Sword of Truth series by Terry Goodkind

[UnicornBlood3]

Eclipse - Stephenie Meyer

[Ashift30]

Rereading- From Potters Field (Cornwell)

[Angelixx]

as soon as i get through school and exam studying i'll finally be reading Wuthering Heights. I'm pretty stoked.

[MasterChief117]

The Color of Water(guh)
Batman:The Long Halloween


Neither of them do I know the damn title.

[Brock Landers]

John Adams by David McCullough

[threepixels]

Just finished "Candy Girl" Diablo Cody's novel. It makes me want to see Juno.

I started "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair. I've read it once, but enjoyed it so much that I decided to read it again.

[Comingsoonfan777]

"Blindness"-José Saramago

[Ramplate]

Listening to The Bad One by Dean Koontz

[UnicornBlood3]

Mistress of the Revolution - Catherine Delors

[IanTheCool]

still trudging through outlander. its going slow.