What books are you reading now?

[Werewolfs]

The Key to Solomon's Key: Secrets of Magic and Masonry

 

[max.lakonsky]

I'm currently reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. The skill of the author is that to put together the myths and the legends around the theme of the Holy Grail and to elaborate them in a personal way, creating a story.

 

[lurenwu]

Mine is "The subtle art of not giving a f**k" by Mark Manson... a bit too much hype around this one, but the book itself seems good

 

[OneBigClam]

The Satanic Verses - Salman Rushdie.

 

[pwwblade]

The new Dragonlance book from Weis and Hickman!!!! Dragons of Deceit Vol. 1

 

[Ahanna_Jagger]

Rich dad, poor dad by Kiyosaki

 

[loosegoose80]

reading Star Wars Unifying Force and the new Stephen King novel Fairy Tale

 

[loosegoose80]

re-reading Dreams in the Witch House and Other Weird Stories before i get into reading Clive Barker's Books of Blood for the first time

 

[Garrote]

I was reading introduction to graph theory by trudeau

 

[OneBigClam]

Uncle Tom's Cabin

 

[OneBigClam]

What a depressing book.

 

[coolhaircam]

None

 

[upscalevalley]

2014 has been a good year so far.

I am currently tackling Don Quixote and I have read ten books since January 1:

Rapture
Ready Player One
The Tao of Pooh
The Te of Piglet
Cats Cradle
2001: A Space Oddyssey
A Clockwork Orange
The Princess Bride
The Time Keeper
The Five People You Meet In Heaven

I have read a few book of Mitch Albom and of which Five People You Meet In Heaven is the one. It is quite a good book to read. On the same lines, I would also recommend you all to read Tuesdays with Morrie. It is my favorite book and I guess is one of the best works of Mitch Albom.

 

[trichome3]

Now a days I am reading Red Birds. I have not been aware of the good books unless I found friend who reads a lot. He recommended me a few books of which red birds is the one. I will be turning to three men in a Boat after I complete Red Birds.

 

[jamesbruke]

So far, I have read many books. And mostly, lots of them had touched me. But the one that I am not tired of reading, and that I always prefer to read is The Forty Rules of Love. I have read it for like 20 times till not, and currently I am reading it again.

 

[claryy]

I am reading One Hundred Years of Solitude, by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. It is one fo the masterpieces of the Literature.

 

[coolhaircam]

Alan Watts (a book titled this)

 

[OneBigClam]

A Dangerous Man - Robert Crais

 

[coolhaircam]

Introduction To Technical Mathematics

Introduction to technical mathematics : Washington, Allyn J : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Includes index

archive.org

 

[tuskenraider80]

borrowed a horror book from my sister the other day.

Its called Haunting of Ashburn House

 

[ansiia]

Re-reading Leigh Bardugo "The Ninth House"

 

[gard3head]

Currently reading The White Album by Joan Didion, trying to step outside of my comfort zone and read more non-fiction this year.

 

[YamyamSmiths]

I am currently reading Finding Chika by Mitch Albom and I love it so far. I'm halfway through the book and I can say that this author has never disappointed me. I always admire his writing and the messages he wishes to convey. Might finish this by tonight or so.

 

[rootbeer999]

"Inferno" by Dan Brown

 

[PoorPigg]

"Inferno" by Dan Brown

Enjoying it?

 

[Dreamy]

Percy Jackson Book 3: The Titan's Curse

 

[Dreamy]

I just finished Percy Jackson Book 5 The Last Olympian


Going to start the Morgan Crow series soon.

 

[Modern_Myth]

Going to start Children of Dune

 

[HughVeide]

Confessions by Jean Jacques Rousseau

 

[Modern_Myth]

Confessions by Jean Jacques Rousseau

How far are you ?

 

[OneBigClam]

The Century Trilogy, by Ken Follett

 

[Mortified_Penguin]

The Passenger by Cormac McCarthy and Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson

 

[miknick3]

I'm currently reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. The skill of the author is that to put together the myths and the legends around the theme of the Holy Grail and to elaborate them in a personal way, creating a story.

do the same.

 

[youtertion]

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari

 

[EpicFake]

Nothing at the moment. :-P

 

[OneBigClam]

Dead Witch on a Bridge, by Gretchen Galway

 

[Modern_Myth]

Finished Mystic River

 

[blue.jay.link]

The Red Pony by John Steinbeck

 

[OneBigClam]

Ink Blood, Sister Scribe by Emma Torzs.

 

[honrarias]

@syrahbot you are alive?

 

[Realdeby]

As a student becoming good in mathematics and physics is my piriority for now so I am currently using openprof.com for my step by step problems and solution

 

[OneBigClam]

The Girl on the Train

 

[OneBigClam]

^ Good book ^

 

[ingridguerci94]

Currently I am reading Thinking Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman. An exceptionally nice book. It has a lot of 'wow' moments. It mentions very common mistakes on decision making and explains them very nicely, I recommend this book to everyone.

 

[Mistificada]

I started 1984, but the reading become tedious.

 

[OneBigClam]

 

[OneBigClam]

All The Light We Cannot See

 

[SuperChill]

I intend to finish it before the May comes.

 

[Instinct251]

Right now, I'm reading an American classic - Francis Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby". It's truly an outstanding work of 20th century literature that has become a cult favorite for many generations of readers. I'm amazed by Fitzgerald's virtuosic skill in creating the atmosphere of the "Roaring Twenties" with its whirlwind of social entertainment, glamorous luxury, and moral desolation. Plus, I'm captivated by the author's poignant lyrical style, his keen psychological observations, and philosophical depth.

 

[Instinct251]

@Mistificada I get that reading "1984" can be pretty heavy-going. That classic George Orwell dystopia tackles some really serious themes and issues that aren't always easy to digest.As a lighter and more engaging alternative, I'd recommend you check out Ray Bradbury's novel "Fahrenheit 451" instead. It's also an acclaimed dystopian work, but it's written in a more accessible and lively style.