What book are you currently reading?

[drganon]

I'm actually kind of out of books to read currently. Anyone recommend anything decent? I generally prefer non-fiction.

 

[Niteowl]

Batman ― The Killing Joke

 

[Hoppy]

Now busy with "Shoes were for Sunday" by Molly Weir

Recollection of her life growing up in the Glasgow tenements.

 

[superfluouslyme]

I've got a little book ADD right now. I'm reading "The Psychology of the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," which is a collection of essays written by psychologists about Lisbeth Salander, the main character in the Millennium trilogy. I am very much fascinated by her character, and the book has proved to be interesting so far.

 

[Niteowl]

V for Vendetta by Alan Moore

 

[DeadmanWalking]

Captain's Fury by Jim Butcher

and Mistborn: The Final Empire by Michael Sanderson

 

[vj288]

While My Pretty One Sleeps - mary higgins clark

 

[*Amy*]

A Clash of Kings by George R R Martin, the second part of "A Song of Ice and Fire"

 

[Graeme1988]

 

[IntrovertedIndividual]

A History of Europe: From the End of the Roman World in the West to the Beginnings of the Western States by Henri Pirenne.This one is pretty good in my opinion and deals a bit with language changes and the formation of national identity too,so it's even more interesting to me.

A Feast For Crows by George RR Martin,the fourth book in A Song of Ice and Fire series.I've just begun reading it though so I really can't say anything about it.

 

[Shade]

The Fellowship of the Ring. The Lord of the Rings Book 1. I haven't read this triology yet.

 

[emre43]

Dr. Faustus - Christopher Marlowe.

 

[Arthur_Dent]

Yeah, not everything I read is literature

 

[BlueDays]

The Girl in Times Square - Paullina Simons.

Surprisingly good so far. I hope this has a good ending, the last few books I have read have had such crap/disappointing endings I have wanted to throw the book against a wall.

 

[superfluouslyme]

Dear Fatty by Dawn French

 

[dancingintherain]

Rae: my true story of fear, anxiety and social phobia by chelsea rae swiggett.

I think it's an interesting read and I can relate among other things other than her social phobia such as, her favorite director is tim burton and her favourite book is speak by laurie halse anderson, etc. BUT it's not perfect, as there were some things that didn't make sense or were unexplained to me. I was disappointed that she didn't tell how she managed to cope with her anxiety in the end.

Have anyone read this book?

 

[market.garden]

Mr. Chartwell by Rebecca Hunt

 

[nafadda]

Bias by Bernard Goldberg : Book Review

Bias by Bernard Goldberg.Already read it once.now just going through it to highlight parts before I send it to aa friend,Doing the same with Greg Gutfelds book ,"the Bible of unspakable truths'..funny book.
http://www.amazon.com/Bible-Unspeakable-Truths-Greg-Gutfeld/dp/0446552305

 

[dancingintherain]

started to read the burn journals by brent runyon. I feel nauseous everytime I read this...
it's about a 14 year old who tried to kill himself by setting himself on fire, and fortunately he survives. He talks though the process of recovery from suffering 85% burns........

 

[Porto]