What book are you reading right now?

[peacechild4]

Flabbergasted by Ray Blackston

 

[Themistocles]

War and Peace

 

[Rhamiel]

Poisen eaters by Holly Black, a collection of short stories of dark fantasy

 

[lostaquarium]

I'm still reading Kumar and Clark. Same as for the past year I love how medicine rids me of reading for pleasure... not.

 

[Guy Incognito]

 

[Brad2009]

 

[Obzocky]

Dewey - The small-town library cat who touched the world
Vicki Myron

It seemed the natural choice after Marley and Me.

 

[Scott Pilgrim]

My Scott Pilgrim books for the 5th time.

 

[MehGuy]

My Scott Pilgrim books for the 5th time.

Oh what a surprise! You make me sick.

 

[MichaelHelp]

Exodus

 

[Balugon]

The Autobiography of Martin Luther King, Jr., edited by Clayborne Carson.

Among the Nudists, by Frances and Mason Merrill.

Sojourners: on the issues- Christians and Islam- Session 2.-> http://www.sojo.net/resources/discussion_guides/DG_CIS_TOC.pdf

 

[Riot Riot Riot]

Numbers.
And a book called "Kansas Brides" or something like that.

 

[l0v3n]

I highly recommend the book called The Gurus, the Young Man, and Elder Paisios. It was an amazing read that I recommend that all people read.

I am currently reading The Preaching Life by Barbara Brown Taylor. She basically teaches different sermons on the Christian life and tells us how to live our lives more authentically in the Christian sense.

 

[Perhaps Today]

Jeremiah

 

[Niels]

The Self-Aware Universe, by Amit Goswami

 

[Squeakers]

The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.

I actually started it a loooong time ago, but forgot about it. I'm now just starting to actually READ it.

 

[scraparcs]

Amazon.com: Who Do I Talk To? (Yada Yada House of Hope Series, Book 2) (9781595545244): Neta Jackson: Books

It's making me cry. I'm such a sap.

 

[Wren]

I just finished Three Cups of Tea. A couple of chapters were slow, but otherwise it was a really good book and makes me even more interested in learning more about that part of the world.

I'm still reading How the Bible Was Built and about to begin Shadow Puppets.

 

[Trashionista]

A Single Man, by Christopher Isherwood.

 

[Squeakers]

Sooo...go figure...the copy of Count of Monte Cristo I picked up and started reading is an abridged version...didn't figure it out till I was almost done the book...boo....

SOOO...I found (hopefully) the entire book on Gutenberg and am going to start all over again. I'm actually rather glad, though, because as I was reading the abridged, I noticed some things just didn't make sense...like it jumped around a bit. Now I know why and now I'm once again eager to read it.