What are YOU currently reading? (5)

[SapphireAngel7]

while I am still reading Ted Dekker's Thunder of Heaven I just tried to read the acknowledgement in Monster by Frank Peretti and got 'sucked' in! LOL..so I am reading them both at the same time...

 

[SimpleDon]

The Universe in a Nutshell by Stephan Hawking

 

[Konnie]

100 of the World's Strangest Mysteries by E. Randall Floyd

 

[KellyLeigh]

"Hard Times" - Charles Dickens

 

[Konnie]

Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror compiled by Stephen Jones

 

[jsimms615]

Mainly, right now I am reading "Thunderstruck" by Erik Larson and Mammoth Cheese. I can't remember who wrote the second one.

 

[3girls2dogs]

Mansfield Park by Jane Austen

 

[KellyLeigh]

"The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair

 

[jenptcfan]

The Body of Christopher Creed by Carol Plum-Ucci

 

[Konnie]

The Blackstone Chronicles By John Saul

 

[Antigone]

Hugo Claus's The Sorrow of Belgium.

 

[Ellesar]

Hood by Stephen R. Lawhead

 

[SapphireAngel7]

I finished Thunder of Heaven by Ted Dekker, now I am reading, and can't put down...Monster by Frank Peretti.

 

[Black-bird fly]

The Shack by William Young

 

[KentuckyBoy87]

i cracked into 'Redeeming Love' by Francine Rivers a few hours. very good (and sad)

 

[SapphireAngel7]

OH The Shack was good...and so is Redeeming Love. That one is based on Hosea, as I am sure you have figured out. EXCELLNT book.

 

[KentuckyBoy87]

OH The Shack was good...and so is Redeeming Love. That one is based on Hosea, as I am sure you have figured out. EXCELLNT book.

yes, based off the Book of Hosea and it IS excellent. i was reading some before i started this reply to you. i'm on the part where Mama and Sarah left Mama's parents house. i would never treat my child like how they are treating Sarah and how Mama's dad treats her.
i highly recommend it, for those who haven't read it. i haven't even made a dent in it and it's awesome.

 

[The Bubba]

Just finished reading Behind The Lines by WEB Griffin. Its about an OSS team in ww2 sent to the Phillipines to help the resistance movement there.

 

[Konnie]

The Bancroft Strategy by Robert Ludlum

 

[kittysbecute]

The Awakening by Debra White Smith