What are YOU currently reading? (5)

[PassionFruit]

Reading mostly non-fiction at this point. Reading The Wicked Sisters: Women Poets, Literary History, and Discord. I actually like it, considering it's a book I'm using for research.

I also picked up, Reading Lolita in the Tehran.

 

[Rois]

I'm reading Write it Down, Make it Happen.
I don't usually read self-improvement books, but this one is more about help in defining goals and well--"making it happen." It's great. I also picked up a mystery by Sujata Massey at the library.

 

[Konnie]

Left Behind by Tim LaHaye and erry B. enkins

 

[Konnie]

Left Behind byTim LeHaye and errt B. enkins

 

[Blackmarch]

Deliverer (last of the 3rd Foreigner trilogy by cherryh)

 

[LuckyJules]

Currently reading the same book for the past few months... just can't seem to get through it (but I'm one to not start a book until the last is finished... I've got quite the line up after it!)

Reading: Bookends by Jane Greene

 

[aigiqinf]

Think by Simon Blackburn

 

[mamagoose]

I just picked up a book called "Spellbound" from the library, but I haven't started yet, so I'm not really sure what it's about. And I'm waiting to cash a check to buy the next Sookie Stackhouse book by Charlaine Harris.

 

[SoldierOfSoul]

I am currently reading the "Left Behind" series (I know I started a little late), I am also reading "The Suffering Saviour" by F.W. Krummacher, and "The Creator and the Cosmos" by Hugh Ross

 

[BjorkIsCool]

Miracles by CS Lewis. It is excellent like all of Lewis's books.

 

[Konnie]

One Door Away from Heaven by Dean Koontz

 

[aigiqinf]

The Elements of Moral Philosophy

James Rachels

 

[Jadis40]

The Killer Angels - Michael Shaara

 

[Rois]

someone asked me today what I was reading and my mind drew a blank! always happens. Right now I am flipping through:

Goddesses in Everywoman-Jean Shinoda Bolen

it's basically about female archetypes, from Jung.

 

[codya517]

Wild At Heart by John Eldredge

 

[Konnie]

The Great and Secret Show by Clive Barker

 

[kitty.lover]

Two Women - Martina Cole

 

[Jane_the_Bane]

Kushiel's Chosen by Jaqueline Carey

 

[Dharma Wheel]

'Steppenwolf' by Hermann Hesse.

 

[Special_J]

"Dovetale" - Sam Osmond