mega thread What book are you reading?

[Psych Ward 377]

I'm currently reading Brandon Mull's third Beyonders book.  I just finished The Shining.  I also have Fearless by Cornelia Funke and Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card to read.

[BlueScouti 31]

Halfway through Halo Evolutions Volume I, not getting anywhere, welp. Problem with short story compliations: You can actually put the damn book down, in between the stories. Next up after this though is probably Ian M Banks or Pratchett, my backlog is loooooong

 

Or I'll just reread To Kill A Mockingbird, actual best book ever!

[Verily British 144]

I've just finished reading a Warhammer novel called Riders of The Dead by Dan Abnet. Got to say that  I really enjoyed that book especially the parts with Karl Reiner Vollen in it. I think I might re-read my Skulduggery Pleasant book now.

[SCS 7,443]

I am currently reading The Revenge of the Shadow King by Benz, Derek and J.S. Lewis. It was a novel that I read many years ago when I was a young child, that I am now revisiting. It has been a long enough period of time since then that I do not remember the majority of what happens in the story, but more comes back to me as I continue reading. 

[repsol rave 2,963]

currently reading Discord may Cry,by cerberus on fimfiction.

also reading hells angel,about scootaloo in the HALO universe

[Justin ZW 396]

Well... I just finished The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub, and I tried to read its sequel, Black House. However, I got so pissed off within the first 30 minutes that I put it down.

 

But now my mom tells me that so much of that book ties in with the Dark Tower series (best book series ever made, thank you), so I HAVE to read it.

 

For those of you who've never read the Dark Tower series, do it. They're by Stephen King, but they're not his usual horror. Instead, it's a seven part epic tale of a man in a different world who is the last gunslinger from the east. He's basically like... Clint Eastwood meets a ninja. Lots of western themes in the book, considering that King took inspiration from the wild west heavily. There's also a lot of crazy shit that goes on. The character meets other characters, travels to our world, and even meets... No, I can't reveal that. It's too much of a WTF. Seriously, though, give 'em a whirl. You'll be glad you did.

 

Although I'm warning you now that if you're expecting a "and they all lived happily ever after" ending, you'd better remember that this is Stephen King.

[fimdash 1,196]

I'm currently reading Chuck Palahniuk's Survivor. I was looking through the Palahniuk books at Barnes & Noble and stumbled upon this one. I read the first few lines and immediately decided to get it. So far, it's pretty interesting. I'm excited to continue reading it

[Nuclear Neurotic 56]

Recently finished Pandora's Curse by Jack du Brul. Really interesting action/adventure genre with some history mixed in there.

 

I just started The Broker by John Grisham. Heard he was a good author.

[Sunset Shimmering 43]

Mine is The Brotherband,The Hunters.I must say that this book is filled with action!I'm on the 3/4 of the whole book. Has any pony read any one of The Brotherband series?

[Silverwisp the Bard 2,353]

Read "Dodger" by Terry Pratchett. Very reminiscent of earlier works, way better than "Snuff", but sadly not up to DW classics.

 

 

Currently Reading "Betrayer" by Aaron Dembski-Bowden. Lends an awful lot of depth to Angron, Kharn and co.,that you wouldn't expect them to have.

 

 

Although I'm warning you now that if you're expecting a "and they all lived happily ever after" ending...

Or, for that matter, an ending at all...

[Psych Ward 377]

I'm reading Tailchaser's Song by Tad Williams. It's pretty good so far and I'm gonna try to finish it today.

 

After that I'm gonna read Stung.

[Fluttershutter 2,116]

Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card.

 

I usually like to read a book before I see the movie though it usually makes the movie seem crappy.

[ReverseFaller 2,483]

I was reading Himmler's war, but I kind of just stopped a few months back because I got caught up in school work. I should finish it. I'm currently reading a manga. The disappearance of Yuki-Chan volume 4. Yup. 

[ShadowRose2k 270]

Does Manga count ? lol  Curently reading Excel Saga (on vol. 25).

 

As for non manga,  Im re-reading my MYST books and Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (all 5 books).  Guess im on a bit of a nostalga trip.

[Psych Ward 377]

I'm currently reading Claws by Michael Grinti.  It's pretty good so far and I've been wanting to read it for months.  It's on my nook.

[Kbblender 122]

  The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring.  Yes,  I realize I am a bit late to just begin reading this series.  I've already read the Hobbit (fantastic) and I barely saw the ending a a small part of the middle of the movie they made of the first part of it.  (Why would you make the smallest book in the series into three movies?  I mean, what is this... *continues rant elsewhere*)  I also have no idea why it is taking me so long to get through the Fellowship of the Ring.  I have been "reading" that book for the past I think five months, that's almost HALF A YEAR, and I still haven't made it past Chapter V: A Conspiracy Unmasked.  I just don't know what's going wrong!  I love reading, I love books, give me the Ultimate HitchHiker's Guide, I'll have it back to you in a month (which is a record-breaking amount of time for a book that large)!  And this is a CLASSIC!  How am I not finishing it... I think it's because the first of it is slow.  Reeeaaally slow.  Nothing very eventful yet has happened, so I guess I just have to keep attempting to read it until I reach the middle or something.  Then I'm on to the Twin Towers, and then the Return of the King, and then I go to the rest of my unbearably long reading list, starting with, believe it or not, Sherlock Holmes.  Good day to you, sirs.

[Silverwisp the Bard 2,353]

Finished reading "The Graveyard Book" by Neil Gaiman (wish it was longer) and read through some remarkably  unremarkable German fantasy books.

 

 

 

 

Nothing very eventful yet has happened, so I guess I just have to keep attempting to read it until I reach the middle or something

Yeah, its a wee bit slow to start off. The story does somewhat accelerate, once the fellowship is actually formed.

[Sunset Shimmering 43]

For (approx.) the past 5 hours, I've been reading:

 

Nikola Tesla, Physicist, Inventor, Electrical Engineer

 

Did you know that the speedometer of cars and motorcycles was invented by Nikola Tesla himself.(According to the book, if my eyes are seeing it correctly)

 

What else are you guys reading?

 

P.S. Please Apologize me if I had mistakenly said the wrong information about the invention of the speedometer

Edited July 14, 2013 by Purple Rune

[long gone 8,929]

Right now I'm reading PC Gamer on my tablet. Reading a digital magazine on a 683:384 (1366x768 is NOT 16:9, thank you) display is a bit awkward, it'd probably be better on 4:3, but it's still readab- IS THAT A DESKTOP PROCESSOR IN A LAPTOP?! WHAT.

[justjohn123 14]

-Inferno-

 

Short and old novel, but a really good read. Plot: Science fiction writer dies at a tragic party accident and wakes up in a weird mysterious place: hell. However being a science fiction writer he doesn't believe it and think's he is in an insane asylum called Infernoland. Don't want to give anymore away other than he tried to find a way out. Really good read I recommend it to everyone.  

[The Swedish Brony 153]

I'm currently reading "a feast for crows", the third installment in "the song of ice and fire" series(game of thrones). I'm soon done with it though, so I'l start reading the next part soon

Edited July 14, 2013 by The Swedish Brony

[Almar ZeWizard 60]

Novel:

The Lone Star Ranger by zane Grey

 

Fanfic:

My little Deadpool : Friendship is Deadpool

 

Here have a lnk its free :http://www.fimfiction.net/story/105360/my-little-deadpool-friendship-is-deadpool

 

Both are really awesome.

[Buttonmash1973 1,024]

In the end of the 1980s the priest of the village where I once had been raised wrote this book about the history of the village from the 1800s and up till now. Some of my old neighbours and my family are also mentioned in this book.

 

 

Edited July 14, 2013 by Ulrik Raben

[Psych Ward 377]

I just finished Unravel Me By Taherah Mafi and I'm getting ready to start either The Program By Suzanna Young or Hidden By Sophie Jordan.  Probably the latter.

[Ms Mercer 24]

I've been trying to read The Vow. I've never seen the movie, but the book is fantastic. It's amazing what that couple went through.