What are YOU currently reading? (4)

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[ZiSunka]

Black Hills, Sacred Hills.

 

[Mandrake]

Nausea - Jean-Paul Sartre

 

[Phoenixtears1]

The Justice by Angela Hunt- has anyone read The Note (by the same author)??? I've heard wonderful things about it, but the story line really doesn't capture my interest.

 

[armywf]

Keep Growing By: Poppy Smith

 

[HisBelovedMelody]

The Justice by Angela Hunt- has anyone read The Note (by the same author)??? I've heard wonderful things about it, but the story line really doesn't capture my interest.

I have read the Note. It was ok. Not one of her better works.

 

[lana87]

Reach, by Pastor Judah Smith

 

[Tariel]

Nothing at the moment, except kinda sort've "Hosting the Kazimeer" by C.E. Sales

 

[tessas212]

The Rainmaker by John Grisham

 

[ZiSunka]

Collapse, Jared Diamond.

It's about how historic civilizations suddenly ceased to be.

 

[KellyLeigh]

Memoirs of a geisha

 

[Jehane]

Dreaming the Eagle by Manda Scott; i've read this series all out of order but as that doesn't bother me i've really enjoyed it. Interesting take on Boudica.

 

[ItalianAngel]

I'm almost finished reading The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon by Steven King.

Other books I've read recently are:
The Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch albom
Gerald's Game by Steven King
Monster by Frank Peretti
The Visitation by Frank Peretti
The Orphans series by VC Andrews
The DeBeers series by VC Andrews

blessings,
~Michele

 

[stillcrazy]

Standing in the Rainbow- Fannie Flagg


I've pretty much gotten to the point if I do not have a book to read, then I will go nuts.

 

[Jdmessenger]

Last Day Anointing - Morris Cerillo

 

[Mandrake]

The Second Treatise of Government - John Locke

 

[HisBelovedMelody]

Standing in the Rainbow- Fannie Flagg


I've pretty much gotten to the point if I do not have a book to read, then I will go nuts.

LOL, I am like that too..I ususally have 2 or 3 going at a time...

 

[Pandora83de]

I also always read at least two books at the same time - but usually more!
Right now I'm reading Arms of Nemesis by Steven Saylor which is part of an excellent mystery series set in Ancient Rome and Night Embrace by Sherrilyn Kenyon (part of the Dark Hunter series). I just love both books!

 

[soblessed53]

The Prayer That Changes Everything by Stormie Omartian, It is AWESOME! Also going to startThe Complete Sherolck Holmes Vol-1 By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle,can't wait to read "The Speckled Band" that is rumored to be so scary,LOL!

Recently finished "The Oath" by Frank Peretti, very different,but enjoyed it very much,"The Haunting Of Hill House" and her short story "The Lottery" by Shirely Jackson,neither impressed me,nor did I find them in the least,"scary",the Left Behind series was much more "heart-pounding, tension-filled" " reading.Doubt if any book can ever surpass "The Hot Zone" a true story about the Ebola virus, or "Demon In The Freezer" a true story about smallpox ,or even "Coma" which is about harvesting bodies for "parts" which is even more On The Mark,these days,than when it was written!

 

[arensb]

Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke. There's an interesting story buried in there somewhere, but it would've been nice if there'd been an editor around to cut the length in half.

Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon by Daniel Dennett. Has anyone else read this? It's pretty interesting so far.