I'm reading "Love in the Time of Cholera" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

"Six Bad Things" by Charlie Huston.

It has a first part to it called "Caught Stealing." I reccomend this book, it is well written and one of the better books I've read (and I read aaaa lot) Very violent and gruesome. Its fast-paced too, you'll never put it down.

I finished "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini last week. I definitely recommend it. It's very powerful and thought-provoking.

WHAT BOOK AM I READING? WHAT?

How can i read a book when i can't get off of this forum? ROFLMAO!

I am impressed with the tenacity you guys have, and you can actually get off the forums long enough to read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :bunny:

True that. This board is addictive. :bunny:

I have just started reading The Lord of the Rings for the 10th time...I love that book!

Re-reading David Sedaris stuff...Barrel Fever, to be exact. Can't get enough of this guy! I've read his work more than 5 times.

I'm reading 'Rule of Four".

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: so true!

well, for me, it's bed time reading :lol:
I am reading The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho these days :lol:

oh my goodness, "Love in the Time of Cholera" is AMAZING!

i'm reading "Blue Like Jazz" by Donald Miller...it's pretty awesome thus far.

I'm reading Portnoy's Complaint by Philip Roth.

The Gods of Atheism by Vincent P. Miceli
and Ring of Truth by J.B. Phillips

I am reading the book Stewardship (non-fiction) by Peter Block

Oh heck, I don't know how to use this darn thing! Just posted something somewhere else and now I can't find the darn thing. Oh well...

I just read Teri Hatcher's “Burnt Toast and other Philosophies of Life”. Very enjoyable, stream of consciousness type of thing. Can’t say I’ve ever watched Desperate Housewives, but thoroughly enjoyed her book. It was neat how she NEVER used any names, just drew on her experiences without name-dropping. Great!

Some Piers Anthony book..... it's book 1 in a series... somethingsomething Tarot. Just started it heh...

I'm reading "The Exonerated" which was Co-Authored by Erik Jenson and Jessica Blank. It is a short play on 6 Death Row inmates (5 men and 1 woman) who were all exonerated and found to be innocent/wrongly convicted. It is a very powerful and insightful drama which brings to light the many issues that our justice system faces today in addition to the sheer horror that these 6 innocent people had to go through while jailed. I must say, if you are Anti-Death Penalty/Capital Punishment that you will find this book to be a strong example of the need for its abolishment. If you are Pro-Capital Punishment, you may find yourself questioning your views. I'm nearing the end of the play, and it is very well-written with mixtures of dialogue, prose, and poetry of the 6 inmates that all tie in together.

Currently I am reading The Witness by Sandra Brown. I love her writing wont stop until I have read them all lol

AH... me too. I just finished Chill Factor.

Right now I'm reading Shopoholic and Sister by Sophia Kinsella

I'm in the middle of 3 books. I'm the type that leaves books unfinished and start on new ones, though I get to finish most of them somehow.

1. A Body in the Bathhouse by Lindsey Davis
2. Proven Guilty by Jim Butcher
3. Two Little Lies by Liz Carlyle

A wierd mix, I know.

Martin Amis, "Heavy Water"

Like some of you, WHEN I can pull myself away from here in the evenings, I like to read a little before I nod off. I say a little, because I can barely get through a chapter before I'm snoozing away! :( It's a shame what these boards have done to my attention span.

Where was I? :unsure: Oh, I'm reading The City of Falling Angels by John Berendt. I figure at this pace, I should be finished by the time Elliott releases Greatest Hits, Vol. II. :wacko:

I love Donald Miller. All of his books are amazing. He is also a very good public speaker. He recently came to my church to speak and what he talked about gave you a lot to think about.

I am reading a book about the Donner party and the Oregan Trail right now. I'm also re-reading Velvet Elvis by Rob Bell

I'm reeading a series by Jennifer Fallon; "Battlefied of the Mind" by Joyce Meyer; and "How to Write a Damn Good Novel II by James Frey

I am reading "The Rebels of Ireland" by Edward Rutherfurd. If you like historical fiction, Edward Rutherfurd is excellent!

just finished the notebook!
tear jerker! :cry:

I just wrote down everyone of these books and am going to go check and see if they are at the library tomorrow! I love to read, and own over 1000 books. Thanks guys!

Freakonomics
Night (E. Weisel)
In Cold Blood (Capote)
American Dynasty (K. Phillips)

Pride & Prejudice - Jane Austen.

I LOVEEEEEEEEEE the LOTR trilogy! :D :D :D

Brian Greene's The Fabric of the Cosmos, about "space, time and the texture of the reality." Believe me I do not understand all of it, but it's fun to try! :hello:

Love David, such a nut.


Personally reading Shake Hands with the Devil by Romeo A. Dallaire -- it's heartwrenching, best memoir since Night

just starrted The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck . . . hope it's good!

40 Studies that Changed Psychology.

for a class.

:D I love historical fiction. Recently read Manda Scott's "Boudica: Dreaming the Bull". This is the 2nd in a series about Breaca, war leader of the Eceni, who led the native celtic tribes in revolt against the occupying armies of Rome. "This is a heart-stopping story of war and of peace; of love, passion and betrayal; of druids and warring gods..."
I loved this book - I am now compelled to find the 1st book in the series. It's called "Boudica: Dreaming the Eagle" :yes:

Just started Battle Royale by Koushun Takami. I've read the manga a few months back and I've loved the movie forever. Just re-read the manga the other day (all 15 volumes within an 18-hour period, I am emotionally exhausted :lol:) so I decided I was overdue picking up the book. So far, so good.

Am also about halfway through Yann Martel's Life of Pi, which has been sitting on my shelf for months and I only just got to for some reason.

"The DaVinci Deception" by Erwin W. Lutzer

Trying to finish Lucky and The Alchemist...

Reading The Tipping Point and the stalks of magazines...

...IF I CAN GET OFF ELLIOTT FORUMS!

I love to read when I get the chance. I especially love reading suspense novels. Nora Roberts is one of my favs

Well, I read The Rose That Grew From Concrete a couple days ago.

I'm finishing up "Fatal Vision" by Joe McGinniss and about to start "A Teenagers Journey: Overcoming A Childhood of Abuse" by Richard B Pelzer. I HAVE to have something to read when I go to bed!!!

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