What are YOU currently reading?

[cool2bCatholic]

The Light of Love by Patricia Devlin
One of the best books I have ever read (and I've read quite a few!)
God bless you and Pax Christi!
Angela

 

[tportis]

To the Last Man by Jeff Shaara

 

[Jonathan David]

I have a bad habit of reading several books at once.

I amm currently reading "If God Is Love" (P. Gulley and J. Mulholland). Also reading a book about Judiasm, one about Nunavut, "The Motorcycle Diaries", and "White Nation"

 

[*Captain~Oats*]

im reading jamaica inn by daphne du maurier...reali good book...

 

[DMBFan985]

I have such a long list of books to read. The one that's on the top of my head is THE BIBLE. I really don't read the Word as much as I should. I also need to read Don't Waste Your Life by John Piper. After that, I have sooo many books I have at home, but havn't read. For me, it's just tough to find time and motivation to do so.

 

[sinner/SAVED]

Wishful Thinking by Fredrick Beuchner

 

[ClaireZ]

Life Expectancy-- Dean Koontz (Another Christmas present--Woot!!)

 

[MissRowboat]

I just finished All The President's Pets by Mo Rocca. Twas funny.

 

[MissRowboat]

im reading jamaica inn by daphne du maurier...reali good book...

I assume you've read Rebecca, right? That's such a good book. I love it.

 

[progressivegal]

"The Gosepel According To Jesus" by Stephen Mitchell, a Jewish man. It's wonderful, and it's really been a great spiritual journey thus far. You don't have to believe or agree with every single thing he says to get something out of it either, it's written "for believers an unbelievers" and really gets into the humanity of Jesus alot. The middle part, "The Gospel" is what he himself believes are the parts of the Gospel that he thinks actually happened, and he does alot of reflecting and clarifying in both a spiritual and historical manner, but he doesn't pretend to have "all the answers" (which none of us do), and even says "hey I could be wrong, but this is what makes sense to me" or something along those lines at a couple parts. I recomend it highly, you may have to special order it though, there is also a book written for teens "Jesus, what he really said and did" which I read several years ago, this one is more historical than spiritual though, but both are good, and the latter one is much shorter if you're busy.

 

[wildthing]

Washington & Cornwallis.

 

[Nienor]

Redemption Ark by Alastair Reynolds

 

[Non-ape Jase]

The Essence of Feminism by Kirsten Birkett

 

[stonetoflesh]

Rhythm Science by Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky that Subliminal Kid

 

[Saruman]

Currently reading The Crusades by Zoe Oldenbourg. So far it is really interesting...

 

[Jonathan David]

Bloody homework

 

[Ellesar]

The Secret on Ararat by Tim LaHaye
My Name is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok
A Man for all Seasons by Robert Bolt
The Annotated Mona Lisa by Carol Strickland

 

[Saruman]

Bloody homework

I should be but..... ....who reallly wants to?

 

[Andy Broadley]

Got reading a good book last night for a while. Plot is basically one of a country at war, bigomy, jealousy, political and domestic intrigue, and corruption.


First book of Samuel. Dammed good read. And of course you then get David and Goliath a bit later.

 

[BertM1985]

Holy Bible and Star Wars Jedi Trials