What Are You Currently Reading?

[EveningChin]

The Red Queen: sex and the evolution of human nature.

Its a scientific study around 10,000 pages. Great read!

Lord of the Rings (I read them once a year)

The Corran.

Sense and sensibility and sea monsters

 

[eroomlorac]

Now reading "Green River, Running Red" by Ann Rule


I'm getting a lot of reading done now that I don't have a computer at home. LOL

 

[minrex]

The Valley of Fear, by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. (It's one of a handful of Sherlock Holmes novellas that Conan Doyle penned.)

 

[Allyson]

Finished Dreamfever by Karen Marie Moning! After the first 25 or so pages, it got really good

Working on The Blood Books, Volume One: Blood Trail and Blood Price by Tanya Huff now!

 

[SusieJJ]

the gurnsey literary and potato peel pie society

it took a while for me to get into it, but now i'm really enjoying it! i'm also in the middle of a number of other books johnstown flood, the given day, i'm sure there's more!

 

[Dragonflye]

"The Omnivore's Dilemma" by Michael Pollan

It took a while to get into it, but is a very interesting non-fiction read IMO. It might change the way you think about your food.

 

[momenteller]

"The Omnivore's Dilemma" by Michael Pollan

It took a while to get into it, but is a very interesting non-fiction read IMO. It might change the way you think about your food.

I haven't read that one yet but just read Pollan's In Defense of Food. Really interesting. They just adapted his Botany of Desire into a PBS documentary.

Reading The Help right now by Kathryn Stockett. Very good so far and an easy read.

 

[Dragonflye]

I haven't read that one yet but just read Pollan's In Defense of Food. Really interesting. They just did adapted his Botany of Desire into a PBS documentary.

I'm going to read "In Defense of Food" next...well, maybe I should work in a bit of light fiction first. I'll have to check into that documentary, thanks for the info.

 

[Laurie]

Finished Lead Me On by Victoria Dahl and can't wait to read it again I loved it SO much! Tonight I'm reading Sugar and Spice by a new author I found and really like--Mari Carr.

This weekend I'm starting on Michael J Fox's book! I'm excited, BUT if it bums me out too much I'm switching to Howie Mandel's book.

 

[Rebecca]

Good Omens by the wonderful Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett.

 

[eroomlorac]

"Freakonomics" by Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt

 

[brittiny]

We're reading "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini in English. It's actually pretty interesting. This wouldn't be my usual choice of book for for a hopeless romantic, this is keeping me interested.

 

[tunes]

The Kite Runner is a really good book, but also very sad. I would hate to live that kind of life.

 

[momenteller]

Loved both The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns, but felt so mentally drained after each. They definitely stick with you though, and that, to me, is a sign of a great book! The one I'm reading now isn't much easier: Columbine by Dave Cullen. It has a special signifigance to me because that was my high school (the tragedy occured 5 years after I'd graduated) but I really think it would be an interesting read for anyone. I highly recommend it!

 

[Rebecca]

Leviathan by Scott Westerfield. It's very entertaining so far.

 

[Laurie]

Recently discovered two new authors to me that I absolutely love! Beth Williamson has Malloy Family series and Devil's on Horseback series--Old West Cowboys! woot! (erotica so not for under 18). Also Violet Summers who I learned was a writing team of two women. Violet has a Velvet series--the first book I read blew me away! Again erotica so not for the young--Velvet Submissions was a thought provoking soul searching book which had a female Domme--not my usual taste, but I really loved it.

I'm also reading in increments Andre Agassi's Open. It's a wonderful book, but if you're an Agassi fan you may find it hard at times. I love Andre and was worried I wouldn't feel the same way about him after reading his autobiography, I'm happy to say I love him still but feel bad that while I loved him and thought the world of him, he was struggling so hard to find himself.

 

[VolunteerChin22]

I am reading The Nightwalker series by Jacquelyn Frank - just finished "Gideon" and about to start "Elijah" and anxiously awaiting book two in the Lara Adrian Midnight Breed series. I also liked Kresley Cole's newest Pleasure of a Dark Prince and Kiss of a Demon King (all of these adult romance).

 

[guiltyby_design]

I am reading Push by Sapphire. Its a great great book. I had to drive 2 hrs to get the right one . all they sell around here is the one based on the movie and like the story line of the movie. I wanted the book the movie was based on and so yeaah LOL.

 

[Melissa]

Atomic Lobster by Tim Dorsey

 

[cindyv3737]

Loved both The Kite Runner and A Thousand Splendid Suns, but felt so mentally drained after each. They definitely stick with you though, and that, to me, is a sign of a great book! The one I'm reading now isn't much easier: Columbine by Dave Cullen. It has a special signifigance to me because that was my high school (the tragedy occured 5 years after I'd graduated) but I really think it would be an interesting read for anyone. I highly recommend it!

I just put Columbine on hold with the library. Currently I'm reading Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella. She wrote Confessions of a Shopaholic...Very easy, mindless reading. I needed something mindless after PUSH.