What book(s) are you reading now?

[Herr Heinrich]

Rereading A Wizard of Earthsea. Short but it reads like poetry. Thinking of braving up the money to buy a Poe book that has some of his stories and poems.

Holy cow! It really does read like poetry. I only read that one. I need to read the other ones.

 

[ButTheCatCameBack]

Holy cow! It really does read like poetry. I only read that one. I need to read the other ones.

I've read all but the last book of Earthsea. Going to cross my fingers and see if I can find a copy in a used book store before hitting up B&N or Amazon.com.

 

[Twig pentagram]

The Grand Design.

 

[monta]

It's a children's book and he refers to Mr Whippy ice-cream cones as '' The Devil's spume'' when I finish laughing I will be shocked and offended.

 

[Nepenthe]

Finished Buried in the Bitter Waters and started to read it through again. A fascinating history of just 12 examples amongst hundreds of "racial cleansing" in the U.S. Such violent expulsions were far more prevalent than just the most famous incident in 1923 in Rosewood Florida.

 

[Rainbow Mage]

Currently reading the Writings of Thomas Jefferson, history of Ancient Rome, and Star Wars novels.

 

[sunsplash]

I've been on an Egyptian kick lately so I read "The Red Pyramid" by the Percy Jackson Series author (which I haven't read). It was cute and I look forward to the next one. I then read Michelle Moran's "The Heretic Queen" which I really enjoyed but didn't realize was the follow-up to her first novel "Nefertiti," so I read that next out of order. I just finished her 3rd novel, "Cleopatra's Daughter" a few days ago and was very disappointed in it's predictability - I'm not a fan of Roman history so I should have known, but since I was on her roll, I figured I should finish the trio. I probably won't pick up her upcoming "Madame Tussand" though.

 

[Just_me_Mike]

The Language of God, by Francis Collins.

 

[The Bright Beast]

The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins. (AGAIN.) awesome books.

 

[Venatoris]

The Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins. (AGAIN.) awesome books.

I'm reading the second book right now. Loving it. Kinda like battle royale in a book.

Yes, I know it was a book originally but I don't read japanese and the translations suck.

 

[Smoke]

This morning I finished Otis Williams' Temptations. Not the updated edition, but I'm now current up to 1988.

Now re-reading For Your Eye Alone: The Letters of Robertson Davies.

 

[Renji]

Fundamentals of Nursing practice... I need to refresh some techniques that have been taught last year.

 

[Yoshieslunchbox]

Burn Unit by Barbara Ravage and a RAND Corporation study on the effects of drug prohibition policy in America.

 

[Renji]

Not trying to be religious, but I'm now reading "knowing the passion of Christ and 100 questions about it".

 

[katiafish]

The Miracle Tree by R.J Stewart

 

[Revoltingest]

I just finished a real page turner...."The Beginning Of A Century Of Steam & Water Heating".
I know what you're all thinking...where can I get a copy? I don't know, since it's out of print.

 

[Herr Heinrich]

The Miracle Tree by R.J Stewart

How is it so far?

 

[9-10ths_Penguin]

I just got An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding by David Hume out from the library.

 

[Nerthus]

Fundamentals of Nursing practice... I need to refresh some techniques that have been taught last year.

What kind of nursing?

 

[uu_sage]

Just finished
The Cathedral of the World: A Universalist Theology by the Rev. Forrest Church