mega thread What book are you reading?

[Telferi 6,906]

I currently reading W. Shakespear: Romeo and Juliet

[4april 374]

I am currently reading Freakonomics by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dunbar. It is about the economics of gangs, crime and cheating.

[sact3rnlang3l 59]

Patrick rothfuss' the name of the wind

Probably the best fantasy adventure i've ever had the pleasure of reading

dont get me started on scifi books tho >.>

[redaxted 1,765]

Well, I'm currently reading a pet gecko guidebook!  I'm getting a lovely little lizard soon, but I'll have to know how to pamper him. I forget the exact title of the book, but it's proving very useful so far. But the last story that I read was 'Grandpa's Great Escape' by David Walliams. Funny, but with an emotional ending. Spoiler alert.

[Grtxkkyz 388]

Oliver Twist. Some days ago I finished reading a Lovecraft anthology which includes, among other tales, The Statement of Randolph Carter.

[Cimarronboy 248]

Just finished ice kissed (Kanin Chronicles book 2), In the middle of Chase Magnus and The Sword of Summer (Riordan norse gods book 1), then crystal kingdom (Kanin book 3). 

[Jaxsie (Inactive) 1,343]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. It's the biggest book I've attempted to read cover to cover -- 1069 pages. I'm a little over 200 hundred pages now. It's a pretty slow going book, but I like it a lot so far!

[Lord Bradley 1,319]

Currently, the Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy. It's quite an awesome read.

[redaxted 1,765]

I only just finished reading the Guardians of the Galaxy book of the film! It was awesome, and I've seen the film so many times that I recalled every single line, and could tell if any sentences were a little off... because I don't remember Yondu appearing when the guardians were visiting Knowhere...

But, anyway, it was quite a good book. Randomly cut off at the end though, didn't even have the epic final battle in it. 

[4april 374]

I am taking part in the National Novel Writing Month.

 

So I am currently reading a book on novel writing. It is called 'Write A Novel - And Get It Published' and is written by Nigel Watts. I would say it is useful. I would recommend it to anyone who feels that they have a book inside and want to get it out.

[Moonbacon 384]

I'm reading the Warhammer book series called "The Horus Heresy"

 

Really good, albeit rather violent and gory but It's good and I love it. Garviel Loken and Tarik Torgaddon are my favorite characters.

[Drago Ryder 641]

H.P. Lovecraft, Great tales of Horror.

[4april 374]

Just finished reading '23 Things They Don't Tell You About Capitalism' by Ha-joon Chang.

 

Right now, I am reading 'The Happiness Equation'.

[-D1SCORDANT- 1,080]

I'm not currently reading anything, but I planing on reading Dune at some point.

[11th Doctor Whooves 794]

I haven't read in a couple of weeks, but before the Goosebumps movie came out, I was reading those, to get me caught back up.  They were better than I remember them being, if really easy to read now XD

[BlackShardNixium 277]

Red Rising by Pierce Brown

[Sabrinie 392]

I'm the type of reader who reads about three or four books at a time and most people think that I'm insane for that, but it's just how my brain works. So...right now I'm reading 

• Horns by Joe Hill
• Catch 22 by Joseph Heller
• Living Rainbows: Develop Your Aura Sight by Gabriel Hudson Bain
• Misery by Stephen King

And I think that's it...I don't know, I'm sure I'll find more later that I started...but I think these are the current ones being read 

[LunaDream 331]

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

[Biggybrony 244]

Just finished 'Rule Of Claw' by John Brindley. It's an unusual specimen. It think I said before that it was like Lord Of The Flies with many more fantastical elements to it. Well, add a bit of Sci-fi and a bit of Secret Of Nihm too I guess. Give it a try if you come across it.

 

Next, I'm reading 'Alone' by Lisa Gardner. Just a quick and easy paperback about a policeman who comes across trouble after he is forced to shoot a man during a hostage situation. Got through about 1/3 of it on the train earlier.

 

H.P. Lovecraft, Great tales of Horror.

 

What stories have you read and did you consider any of them actually scary?

[Gambit 74]

H.P. Lovecraft, Great tales of Horror.

I love Lovecraft. Recently read "The colour out of space". Amazing.

After months of being busy.. I think I'm finally getting the chance to be involved with books again, yay!   Currently reading The Lord Of The Rings: The Two Towers by J.R.R. Tolkien.

[mcpon14 87]

I'm currently reading The Lightning Catcher.

[Floofie 799]

I'm reaing The Fault in our Stars, by John Green. I don't usually read romance novels, but after seeing all the praise the book was getting, I decided to go ahead and read it. So far, I am not dissapointed.

[sweetolebob18 728]

Booby Trap by Rex Stout (one of his Nero Wolf books).  One bad thing about a series is the way the hero doesn't age.  IIRC, in his last adventure Hercule Poirot  was 100 years old

[Fuller86 1]

Last one was Douglas Adams "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy"

Edited December 1, 2015 by Fuller86

[Tao 7,599]

Right,  rereading one of my fav books I own:  The Silver Gryphon