What are YOU currently reading? (2)

[ffman]

I'm re-reading "A Purpose-Driven Life".

 

[Tamara77777]

The Bible

 

[flywithchrist06]

lemony snickets the slippery slope.
i love lemony snicket. he is my favorite author

I've read 5 of these but quit for awhile because i got busy and started reading Monster by Frank Peretti and I'm almost done with that and then I'll be starting 1/2 blood prince then maybe if i have time i'll finish the lemony snicket books.

 

[texmex]

Still Lord of the Flies. Gosh, I don't know why it's taking me so long to finish this book.

 

[popslittlewonder]

Sophie's Heart by Lori Wick

 

[wanderingone]

Just Finished HP, then When I Lived in Modern Times, which I haven't decided if I enjoyed or not, I started Icy Sparks which I'm hating so I guess I'll be visiting the library this evening

 

[mini_mim]

Chocolat by Joanne Harris

 

[hogiqas]

The Mark, Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins
The Way of the Master, Kirk Cameron & Ray Comfort

 

[HisJavajunkie]

A Purpose Driven Life
Green River, Running Red-Rule

 

[JMandrell]

I am reading "Driven" by Mr. Griffiths. I can't remember his first name, I don't have the book with me at the moment. It is really good. It is a horror novel based on Christian beliefs. It will really freak you out.

 

[rod brake]

'Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell' by Susanna Clarke, a sort of Harry-Potter-for-grown-ups novel, set in Regency times, about two magicians who are rivals, and both want to revive magic in England. Lord Byron and the Duke of Wellington appear as minor characters. Very enjoyable - thoroughly recommended. Fundies will throw up their hands in horror, of course, which is another good reason to read it. I intend to read all the Harry Potters one day, not least because fundies hate them. Anything fundies hate is fine by me.

I'm also reading 'Don Quixote' by Cervantes, in a modern translation by John Rutherford. Not bad. This year is the 400th anniversary of the publication of part 1, and has been officially declared 'The year of Quixote' in Spain, I recently discovered.

 

[BInC]

Transformation by Carol Berg

 

[stonetoflesh]

Bakari Kitwana-- Why White Kids Love Hip-Hop: Wankstas, Wiggers, Wannabes, and the New Reality of Race in America

 

[roseglass6370]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee

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I Kissed Dating Goodbye by Joshua Harris

 

[Inge87]

Corelli's Mandolin by Louis de Bernieres

 

[VeronicasImage]

an eyewitness book on Rome

 

[BInC]

Revelation by Carol Berg

 

[shezshy]

I'm on pg 83 of harry potter and the half blood prince!

 

[MadeInOz]

I'm reading so many many books it isn't funny, or fair to any of them really... but the main one at the moment is The Spy Who Stayed Out in the Cold by Adrian Havill... it's about Robert Hanssen the FBI spy guy. (hehe) I've read a very similar book a few years ago, so if it doesn't get a little more interesting soon, I am going to stop reading it.

I'm also about to start reading a book called The Shearer's Tale by Tom Molomby - it's about a guy who was wrongfully convicted of killing another man back in the 40s or 50s and he was sent to jail for 10 years or so before they started up a royal commission and they cleared his name. It looks very interesting... and I won the book as a prise, so that's even better.

 

[chick_for_Christ]

The Trouble With Tulip -- Mindy Starns Clark