What book are you reading right now?

[Ukrainia]

If you're interested in World War II, or just want to read an absolutely riveting story of "survival, resilience, and redemption" you'll love Unbroken by Laura Hillenbrand. If you're looking for something to read, give it a try. It's also a very inspiring story from a Christian point of view, which made me like it even more.

 

[broken_one]

Not exactly "for fun" reading. At least it's been really good so far.

 

[Andrew12]

^ cool book, I think we used some quotes from it in my intro psych class.

 

[Riddik7]

last book of the mistborn trilogy: The hero of the ages. AMAZING SERIES

 

[Niels]

A Treasury of Russian Literature - Edited by B.G Guerney

 

[Obzocky]

The Wisdom in the Hebrew Language
Rabbi Michael L. Munk


My father wants me to read it, so I shall. Looks interesting so far.

 

[Andrew12]

I'm reading the Bible, I figure if I have time to read, it should be the Word of God.








1. See the Jesus Juke thread Here: http://www.christianforums.com/t7524213/

 

[Oddish]

Finished reading "Life Stories" by David Attenborough, a brilliant read!. I also finished the worst book that I have ever read, it was trashy, crude, and there was no climax. It is called "Are you there Vodka, it is me Chelsea?". My friend lent it to me and it is not my type of book at all but I read it out of plain boredom and courtesy.

I am now enjoying "First Life" by David Attenborough.

 

[Apollo Celestio]

The gift in you by Dr. Caroline Leaf.

 

[MarisCrane]

The Sexual Outlaw, by John Rechy.

 

[StarryEyes]

Not Good if Detached by Corrie ten Boom. Great read!

 

[stan1472]

I read several books today and they were all a part of larger Book.

 

[crishmael]

Justification: God's Plan and Paul's Vision by N. T. Wright

 

[benf]

Random assortment of stuff from half.com and the library as usual:

-Masaccio
-Correggio
-The World of Goya
-Cerebus The Aardvark (finally resolved to finish this 6k page monster)
-Early American History

I've also been using my jumbo-phone book Matthew Henry commentary to aid a reading of Job I was doing recently. Got sidetracked in Paul's letters, though...

 

[JasperJackson]

I read several books today and they were all a part of larger Book.

Hmmm, was that larger book the Bible...?

 

[JasperJackson]

I just started reading Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton.

 

[stan1472]

Hmmm, was that larger book the Bible...?

 

[l0v3n]

I just started reading Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton.

Your going to LOOOOVE this book! I read it last year. It is one of my favorite books and I hope to read more books by this author.


In other news, I started book of Isaiah in the bible. Millions of textbooks...I think I could start, The Known World by Edward P. Jones.

 

[welshman]

Revelation: by Lahman Strauss

Not exactly light reading lol...aside from that, I have just read "Taming the tiger"...awesome stuff.

 

[JasperJackson]

Your going to LOOOOVE this book! I read it last year. It is one of my favorite books and I hope to read more books by this author.

You're absolutely right! I've read about 50 pages and... wow! I've never read anyone like Chesterton before. He's really helping me to love God with my heart (rather than just my mind). Heck, he's making me realise I even have a heart. Awesome! Just awesome.