All you readers out there: What are you reading? (in Off-topic)

I'm currently reading:

The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger

Maxim or Stuff magazines

I'm reading the book that must have helped Ranger a bit.

I just recently start Children of Dune. its pretty good so far. : )

THUD! by Terry Pratchett

I just picked up the following:







The Goethe work is has both the original German work and the English translation, so I'll be able to brush up on my German if need be.

I read the James Frey book on holiday last year. Put me off going to the dentist for life....

Wheel of Time series, Robert Jordan

Martin Fierro, by Jose Hernandez

thats the most recent book I've started... I think I'm actually in the middle of quite a few... >_< can't keep track!

I only ever seem to have time to read this nowadays.

Unless you count The Horse And His Boy which I'm currently reading to my daughter.

Currently reading:

Eldest by Christopher Paolini
Book 2 of the Inheritance trilogy

Got lord demon in my coat pocket to re-read it on the bus, just happened to be the book i grabbed and starrriger I'm re-reading on my computer when ever the mood strikes me.

It's a joke from cb1 from before forging and clans were around, but here is the original CB for dummies:

I'm currently (re)reading

Since finishing up with 'Fellowship' I've begun reading:

I'm pretty sure I'm going to be getting this for Christmas and be reading it then, having allready read the first two.

I am currently rereading Brian Lumley's The Necroscope series.
three down ten more to go. :)

almost done with:


On deck:

I am currently rereading Ian M Banks Excession.

Book's I Am Currently Reading

None

=)

Rampage, ive read that too, it was pretty good. Im currently (re)reading Sabriel by Garth Nix

1776.......good subject, boringly delivered.

For Christmas my sister bought me

I'm really enjoying it. She's awesome!

Harry Potter et La Coupe de Feu

harry potter?

http://hankspotter.ytmnd.com/

Read a book a week (Steve Pavlina) and you'll be an international expert within 7 years (on whatever it is that those books have in common... assuming that they do)

Well currently waiting on 3 books to be shipped to me from Scotland :p

While Mrs. Monkey was in the hospital, I re-read these:

I would sit in the corner and read while she drifted in and out of sleep...
Now I'm reading:


After all my very relaxing and enjoyable book reading lately, and the article Sukotto posted, I think I'm ready to give up the internet for a while and crack into my library that's been growing, yet gathering dust for the past couple of years :P

Re-reading

Slowly working through

reading for pleasure or school? cause i had 12 books for my 2 hist classes last semester >.<

Either... or both. It really doesn't matter. I just started this thread to see how varied a range of books we here could represent-- and I'd say it's quite the collection.

currently chapter 4 out of 18 chapters from an economics book, need to be fully done by January 18th >.<

im reading Jack London's White Fang(sorry no picture)

Anne Bronte's "Agnes Grey"
Lama Surya Das' "Natural Radiance"
Jonatham Lethem's "The Fortress of Solitude"
To be followed shortly by Hardy's "Far From the Madding Crowd"

Just finished:                            Currently reading:

Re-reading on the side:               Next in line:

I loved A Clockwork Orange!

Yeah, I'm looking forward to finally getting around to reading it. The movie is simply amazing!

Meh, sorry, but the movie is nothing compared to the book, in my opinion.

Yep, that's always the case. I was implying that since the movie was so good, the book must be far better ;)

Seems like good logic to me. Do you have a dictionary for the jargon to go with the book?

That's what I'm looking forward to - the use of jargon :)

Are Men Necessary? -- Maureen Dowd
(by page 8 she has already snarked Ann Coulter -- twice!)

*Interesting to note, both Maureen Dowd and Ann Coulter are all good with spellcheck but "vorpal" still isn't.

Almost finished:


Guy does a good job of telling the story of the war at sea.

Last book I read was an airport exclusive of David Gemmells "Lord of the Silver Bow".