What book are you currently reading?

Tino said: ↑

I just bought The Prince, it's skinny as hell, only 96 pages. A book I can finish before getting bored perhaps!😀

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Actually, I need to read that. I've been planning on it for a while now.

Tino said: ↑

I just bought The Prince, it's skinny as hell, only 96 pages. A book I can finish before getting bored perhaps!😀

Hah, I read that in 7th grade. It's pretty good 😀 Hope you don't get bored

As of now I'm rereading The Portrait of Dorian Gray, gotta love Wilde.

Just started reading The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan, still trying to finish Furies of Calderon and Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan by Hiroshi Shiibashi.

Jeffery Deaver. Praying for sleep

DeadmanWalking said: ↑

Just started reading The Titan's Curse by Rick Riordan

^ That is an excellent book. 😀 I'm assuming you've already read the first two in the series? The last two books are even better. 🙂

Sunset Park
Paul Auster

Tristram Shandy. A bit difficult to follow at certains parts, but original and brilliant like only a sui generis book like this one can be.

John Grisham. I am a fan and have read most of his legal thrillers cover to cover, and my favourites repeated.

Tino said: ↑

I just bought The Prince, it's skinny as hell, only 96 pages. A book I can finish before getting bored perhaps!😀

Oooh, that's a good one. I didn't think I'd like it, but I did. I read it for a report in college. It's actually much easier to follow that it would seem to be.

Hamelech said: ↑

Tristram Shandy. A bit difficult to follow at certains parts, but original and brilliant like only a sui generis book like this one can be.

I saw the movie. It shows the making of the making of the movie based on the book. It's.... just as crazy as it sounds, but it has its moments. I have the book on my 'to read' list.


I am reading about 5 different books at the same time and haven't picked up any of them in at least two weeks. I've been a bad little bookworm.

I'm reading the CROCS 2012 Spring Product Workbook

it's a real nail-biter

"The Secret".

Interesting effect it has on my thinking at times.

coyote said: ↑

I'm reading the CROCS 2012 Spring Product Workbook

it's a real nail-biter

or

the second one would be way more exciting - although not nearly as colorful

Born to be Riled
Jeremy Clarkson

There's a lot more to this writer than just the TV show he's famous for

superfluouslyme said: ↑

movie

Maybe reading the book is needed before watching it in order to understand some jokes, although the book itself, as I said before, is quite complicated. It complicated structure alternating short stories reminds me a lot to Don Quijote.

About to dive into a textbook on the history of modern art in a few minutes.

I'm reading The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan:)

I just finished The Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Dating and Sex edition. I don't know why I read it. I'm not dating or having sex. I guess I'll keep it in mind for when I... old. 😉

I've started The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. Anyone read it? I'm pretty sure it's a teen/young adult series, but I know that it's been very popular. My last foray into the young adult genre took me to the Twilight series, so I'm hoping with all my might that this doesn't suck rotten eggs like Twilight does.

i ordered this book , a while ago



It was very interesting but i never finished it , i guess i didn't believe it could help with my anxiety as i would still not like my appearance , but i think i'm gonna try and finish it