mega thread What book are you reading?

[Veil 260]

I'm reading the hobbit for the second time.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,307]

At my brother's recommendation, I am finally reading "The Time Ships" by Stephen Baxter. Released in 1995, it's a direct sequel to H.G. Well's "The Time Machine". It was officially authorized by the Wells estate to mark the centenary of  the original printing of the classic novel.

 

It's quite a fascinating read so far! It delves deep into causality, and how traveling through time is changing the very reality around the Time Traveler. As in the original, his name is never given. That is until he meets a younger version of himself, and calls him Moses. (His hated first name that he kept a secret from his adult friends)

Baxter kept the story very true to the feel of the original. One can easily imagine that Wells would have approved of his work.

[NyanLuna 81]

..Um FanFiciton? Does that count?

I don't read normal books...

[redaxted 1,765]

I'm reading The Wolf Wilder, which I'm really enjoying! I'm almost at the end, and it's reaching its climax. I'm looking forward to seeing how it ends, as it is original with likeable and interesting characters and a lovely setting.

Edited February 23, 2016 by Wolves

[DuskRain 193]

Right now I am reading The Throne of Glass, which was recommended by my girlfreind.  

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

Just started reading Warhammer 40k: For the Emperor from the Ciaphas Cain series. I'm quite addicted to 40k books.

[cuteycindyhoney 13,307]

I just started reading "The Stars My Destination" (1957) by Alfred Bester.

Edited February 23, 2016 by cuteycindyhoney

[FluttershyKindness 217]

im soo like reading

i really like comic/manga. manga "Kamichama karin"

and i really like horror story :3 

[AtomicStone 724]

I've actually started reading the Harry Potter books again. I finished all of the books but that was around 10 years ago, so thought I should do another read through.

[AquaMinty101 59]

At the moment I'm on book two of Lemony Snickets "A Series of Unfortanate Events"

I defiantly recommend it.

I'm also reading "Love Letters To The Dead" but I forgot who wrote it... I'll put it in once I figure it out... But I DEFIENTLY recommend this book. It's very touching and realistic and I can't get enough! I'm actually working on editing a book so I can get it published, but that's not important at the moment.

Everypony have a ponyrific day/night!

..Um FanFiciton? Does that count?

I don't read normal books...

OH my Irene you get me! I've read mostly fanfiction for the past three months and finished over 40

Oopsie? Mostly Doctor Who and HarryPotter. Throwing some other junk in there as well, but it's quiet lovely how many scenes you can put the same character in and it always comes out nicely.

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,302]

Dunno if I've said already: We're currently reading Terry Pratchett's Guards!  Guards!  It has dragons. x )

Edited March 10, 2016 by Ziggy and Angelbaby

[Chara 1,565]

I am currently reading Mein Kampf, yes you heard me. I am a WWII Freak, and reading the book gives me some understanding of what was in that little head of Adolf Hitler's. But other than that I am reading The Martian and the novel based off of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

[Lightwing 12,973]

I am currently reading Thus Spoke Zarathustra, by Nietzsche(this name is more difficult to write than it seems).

 

In the recent weeks, I went on a personal research of modern philosophy, and now it is the turn for him to go through my eyes. I am looking quite forward for this reading due for how some of his most iconic ideologies (the death of God and the Übermensch) were made popular by this book, and their impact on the future of humanity, specially for the latter.

[Fawkes The Phoenix 737]

The Idiot by Fedor Dotoyevsky. I wanted to read more Dotoyevsky books since I finished Crime and Punishment. It's been good so far, but it's taking me a long time to finish it.

Edited March 10, 2016 by Fawkes The Phoenix

[Melody Belle 25]

I am reading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson.  I am only on the first book but it's pretty good.  I have not read any Manga in a while but I still have my collection.  Cardcaptor Sakura, Saiyuki, and Fruits Basket are my favorites.

[Member Berry 1,217]

A Clockwork Orange. It's actually kind of difficult to follow >.>

[TrueSight 10]

I just finished reading Pagan Night by Tim Ackers, it was pretty good. 

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,302]

We're currently reading Terry Pratchett's Faust Eric (even the title is a joke xD).  It's been good seeing Rincewind again.

[Lisa 5,553]

I'm currently reading The Rest of Us Just Live Here by Patrick Ness, a novel based upon the lives of this group of friends who are surrounded by the ordinary heroes vs. villains scenario from their day-to-day lives. It's supposed to be demonstrating that while the heroes are out saving the world from being destroyed, the bystanders who are trying to live normally are just tired with their shit, hence the title The Rest of Us Just Live Here. It's pretty funny.

Edited March 19, 2016 by Holiday

[Ziggy + Angel + Rain 11,302]

We just started on Terry Pratchett's Moving Pictures.

[Sofen 75]

I am reading on Norse mythology book on the practice called "Seiðr". I probably wont have time reading it in easter holiday. But after it i think i will. Hopefully before it gets more sunny. I am not much in reading mood when it is nice weather outside

[Tao 7,783]

 

Magicians of the Gods: The Forgotten Wisdom of Earth’s Lost Civilization

by Graham Hancock

 

So far,  so good!

 

[Thyrai 4]

I've recently started reading Discworld (Terry Pratchett) series and I've been loving it so far! I'll probably finish off the second in the series tonight (The Light Fantastic).

 

I also have The Brothers Karamazov sitting in front of me, but I'm a little apprehensive to get started.

[Carl Poppa 464]

I'm currently reading The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor. I'm enjoying the book so far, but I find it very annoying that it us written in present tense; I just find it tiring and difficult to get through stories told that way.

[Seraph 128]

I'm reading or rereading in some cases Memories, Dreams and Reflections by C.G. Jung, Ethics of Ambiguity by Simone de Beauvoir and Through the Wolf's Eyes by Jane Lindskold.

Edited April 1, 2016 by Seraph