mega thread What book are you reading?

[DaringDo-While 47]

I'm currently alternating between Life, the Universe and Everything by Douglas Adams (his books are amazing every single one of them) and Ondvinter by Anders Björkelid.

[DND 2,355]

The Girl Who Never Forgets. Extremely eye-opening.

[redaxted 1,765]

I've just began reading an amazing book called Rooftoppers. I'm only a few chapters in and I'm hooked! It's very original, with a story and interesting characters like in no other novel I have read. I look forward to the ending!

Edited April 9, 2016 by Wolves

[Moony the Cat 3,702]

The last Book i was reading was : Superboy and Superpup, the lost Videos. Together with descriptions from all the unproduced Superboy Episodes made in the 60.

 

Other than that, i always mostly just read the interactive Goosebumps Novels, since normal Books...well i simply dont read normal Books. Im not much interested in that.

[Phanact 333]

I haven't read a book yet on my own accord in my life, except for the one I just picked up from the library today

 

Its called "The Fabric of the Cosmos" by Brian Greene

[ScopeEva 38]

Currently?  Hitch-hiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglass Adam and Asteroids; Relics of Ancient Time by Michael K. Shepard.

 

I like keeping one fiction and one factual on the go at the same time and flip between them depending on my mood.

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

Currently I'm reading "Battle for the Abyss" by Ben Counter. Going through this series a bit too fast.

[CheeryFox 23,822]

Comprehensive Physics 

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

Comprehensive Physics 

That sounds dreadful, unless you really like physics. Way too over my head to be entertaining, computer science is already above it lol.

[nolongerabout 403]

Just re-read the Sharpe series again again again, again again. I swear, the re-readability of those books is incredible. Even if I can more or less explain the plot of each book by now. There's only twenty-four, which is a shame. Definitely need more.

 

Think I might start reading them again.

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

Just re-read the Sharpe series again again again, again again. I swear, the re-readability of those books is incredible. Even if I can more or less explain the plot of each book by now. There's only twenty-four, which is a shame. Definitely need more.

 

Think I might start reading them again.

Totally off topic, but I love your avatar. The Hotchkiss is one of the most interesting tanks of WW II.

[Anonymous Old User Who Has Left 599]

Read this book on my iPhone last night:

[nolongerabout 403]

@@Guardsman Moondancer,

 

Thank you, I really like the H35's overall look and design. Too bad it's french, but what can you do, eh? To follow up on the post and make it a bit more on-topic, as you say, I'm reading Sharpe's Tiger, the first in the series. One of my favorites, without a doubt.

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

@@Guardsman Moondancer,

 

Thank you, I really like the H35's overall look and design. Too bad it's french, but what can you do, eh? To follow up on the post and make it a bit more on-topic, as you say, I'm reading Sharpe's Tiger, the first in the series. One of my favorites, without a doubt.

@@ForthEorl

 

I'm more of a Panther fan(Though I love the Marder and Stug line as well) I will say(I love German vehicles), but the Hotchkiss was used by the Germans so that works too. Gotta love the time before MBT's came about.

 

To keep on topic as well I am also reading "This is Love" by little big pony alongside "Battle for the Abyss".

Edited April 14, 2016 by Guardsman Moondancer

[EquestriaGuy 1,074]

There's this little known series known as A Song of Ice and Fire. I've read the first 5 books, but am now waiting for the 6th. It's about dragons, knights, and incest.

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

There's this little known series known as A Song of Ice and Fire. I've read the first 5 books, but am now waiting for the 6th. It's about dragons, knights, and incest.

Ha, little known... Yes for sure.

[nolongerabout 403]

@@Guardsman Moondancer,

 

Have you ever read "Achtung-Panzer!" by Heinz Guderian? a very good read. Maybe I'll start reading it again, so it'll be the book I'm reading at the moment, so it's relevant to the thread.

 

(Thought I'd blend the topic and tanks)

 

(Should probably stop hijacking this place with tanks)

[Kapitan zur See Hans (Daz) 883]

I have looked at reading that for awhile now. I just have issues reading 3 books at once. I'll probably give it a read after I finish my Warhammer book. I heard about another one just yesterday that I have been wanting to read. I can't remember the name for the life of me, but I know some of the content was about the statistics of the Pak 38/39 vs T-34 armor. I really wish I remembered the name as it was extremely interesting, well now that most of my tests are over I definitely have the time.

 

Hey, tanks are awesome. Hijacking a tread for tanks works out fine(Well mods probably won't agree lol).

[Steel Accord 6,660]

The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells and Shakespeare's The Tempest.

Edited April 14, 2016 by Steel Accord

[Phanact 333]

I just picked up Fabric of the Cosmos

[AoruWarlord 3]

I just finished reading The Ten Thousand by Harold Coyle. I'm not entirely sure what to start on next, to be honest. 

[PacificGreen 1,163]

Manufacturing Processes by Serope Kalpakjian

[frenchie1995 73]

I'm currently reading Insurgent, the second book in the Divergent series. I read Divergent back when the BOOK got released and I just never read the rest of the books till now and my girlfriend and I wanted to watch the movies so I decided to read the rest of the books first.

[Kimi Vulpine 219]

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Yes, I never read a Harry Potter book before, nor have I seem the movies. I know, crazy, right?

[Thuja 3,659]

Currently reading Baptism of Fire by Andrzej Sapkowski, part of The Witcher series.