Which book are you currently reading?

[Bollocks#999]

Currently reading Ludlum's "The Bourne Objective" by Eric Van Lustbader. Thisis the 8th? in the series. Not too bad a read actually. Although I may be biased as Lustbader is my favourite author.

 

[FoolKiller]

Got this on September 6th and just getting started on it, but I am reading it on Kindle because I got the eBook format for free with my hardcover preorder.

 

[axletramp]

Just finished this:

Half way through this:

Not really interested in fiction.

 

[Lissa]

Gardens Of The Moon by Steven Erikson at home

Waylander by David Gemmell at work

 

[GT Pro]

'Australian Property Law' - Sackville & Neave. A veritable door-stop.

 

[dxm8975]

Have been reading some novels in Japanese or English in my leeway recently - although I'm sometimes distracted from my reading in Japanese, feel like I'm more settled in English sentences than in my native language, in grasping plots or things in written texts.

 

[35mm]

I've just started the third and last:

Stieg Larsson - The Girl Who Kicked The Hornets' Nest​

 

[Syntax error]

Half way through this:

That book is epic! I just picked up his new one:

I will be starting it once I finish this one below. It's primarily about the history of the two Johns (Romero & Carmack).

 

[35mm]

I started this yesterday:

Hugh Laurie - The Gun Seller​

Very curious about it, since I'm kind of a Hugh Laurie admirer.

 

[AMCNUT]

Finally giving Ayn Rand's The Virtue of Selfishness the attention it deserves.

 

[terminator363]

 

[stanepoke]

Currently awaiting the delivery of my Kindle (other ebooks are available) but just finished 'Dont Tell My Mum I Work on the Rigs She Thinks Im a Piano Player in a Wh@re House' by Paul Carter. Absolutely the funniest book I have ever read. Been through it about 5 times now.

Also going back through my David Eddings collection and finished Ranulph Fiennes' autobiography last week.

 

[Camaroyenko]

The Call of the Wild for school.

 

[SafaditM3]

I'm currently reading "Cross Fire" by James Patterson.

 

[35mm]

Voltaire - Candide​

And unfortunately yes, The Gun Seller was a disappointment.


EDIT:

First time reading Haruki Murakami:

Haruki Murakami - Norwegian Wood​

 

[AMCNUT]

Currently finishing up a book called 'Bismarck and his Times' by George O. Kent. It's a good overview of Bismarck's life, career, and 19th century Prussia in general. Only complaint would be that it's too short!

 

[BobK]

Currently just finishing up Verne's A Journey to the Centre of the Earth and Ancient Rome in So Many Words by Christopher Francese.

 

[FishforRent]

The Raggamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning

Read.Just.Read

 

[Crash]

The Drunkard's Walk - by Leonard Mlodinow

Interesting book and subjects, and interesting anecdotes; however, even as a statistics inclined person, it was a little dry.

 

[bass264]

Steve Jobs biography...

 

[Patrick]

Moneyball by Michael Lewis.

 

[FoxHound]

Yes, i enjoy it...Yes, it's my hobby...

 

[AMCNUT]

Yes, i enjoy it...Yes, it's my hobby...

Ooh, I'm not sure I could swing that one! But hey, if you enjoy it then more power to you!

I'm currently reading something called Germany 1866-1945 by Gordon A. Craig. I lucked in and paid only $1 for this 800 page beauty at my university's discount book sale! It's a great read for anyone interested in European or German history.

 

[Rit]

I just finished "The Hunger Games" trilogy and am now halfway through "The Catcher In The Rye" by J.D. Salinger.

 

[Patrick]

Also To Kill A Mockingbird for school.

 

[JER_CREST]

this is what I an reading forever.

 

[hampus_dh]

Just finished reading El Choko.

It´s about a swede doing some bad stuff and then gets persuaded to go down to Bolivia and bring home cocaine.

Obviously the police finds out and he spends 4-5 years inside the most dangerous prison on the planet. The only person being white thus the nick name "El Choko"

No guards inside the prison, pedophiles gets killed right on the spot, if you have money you can rent better cells or just plain walk out the prison during the days etc,

He´s home now though and works in the warehouse at a supermarket, incredible book i have to say.

 

[35mm]

I started another one by Murakami, this time his last novel:

Haruki Murakami - 1Q84​

 

[itsbenjibrand]

this is what I an reading forever.

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This for IT class:

 

[FoxHound]

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This for IT class:

REally?? Isn't it a little bit outdated? And do you follow a single computer class, or a computer science education? Which level, university?


PS: i clicked but i didn't see anything of the inside