What are you currently Reading? (3 Viewers)

[thecurtainfalls]

franz kafka - the metamorphosis

 

[blamethesystem]

Sophie's World --Jostein Gaarder

 

[jhakka]

Tehanu by Ursula Le Guin.

 

[Kazuya]

Michael Ende - The Neverending Story

Never read it before.

 

[gem_max]

I finished my only uni exam today so it was time for a new book. Last week Id stocked up at my local but quality used book store and today's selection is Before & After by Matthew Thomas. It's a contrast to what I'd usually read as its slightly satirical but its really funny and just as all over the place.

 

[Generator]

The Eye of the World (third time, which is sad), and after that I will take a slight break from that series and read through Pratchett's Going Postal.

 

[ameh]

tracy chevalier - girl with a pearl earring

 

[choc-chip]

guys!! go 4
"walking naked"
a sad one

 

[jhakka]

Ice Station by Matthew Reilly.

 

[Katie123]

Natural Causes by Micheal Palmer
not THE most interesting book i have ever read but okay so far

 

[Bobcat]

Im reading Nelson Mandela - Long walk to freedom.

 

[Sarah168]

Forest Gump...Forrest Gump I mean

 

[jhakka]

Cujo by Stephen King.

 

[Stan..]

Bright Shining Lie .. John Paul Vann

 

[TimeAndTide]

LOTR: Two towers by Tolkien

 

[super katie]

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens not the longest or most difficult books in the world but its something I havent actually read before and its quite funny and well... christmas is coming, might as well get some of that old christmas spirit!

 

[asscookie]

Re-reading Middlesex, which was written by Jeffrey Eugenides.

 

[waterfowl]

I am reading "A Brief History: The Birth of the Nazis - How the Freikorps Blazed a Trail for Hitler" by Nigel Jones (I think).

Then I will start reading a book I used parts for in Extension History called "Habsburgs: Embodying Empire" by Andrew Wheatcroft.

Then one of Robert Kiyosakis books.

And I have a few German books I have never read, and should now do so in order to keep in good practice.

 

[walrusbear]

Re-reading Middlesex, which was written by Jeffrey Eugenides.

been meaning to read that one for a long time now
i'm studying virgin suicides for english next year (by the same author)

but currently reading margaret atwood - oryx and crake

 

[ruzha]

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte

Its good so far!