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| What are you Reading | Started by: Yaveo on Dec 08, '23 13:58 |
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Lord of the Rings on my Kindle :D Again. I have a feeling that not many new books that came out in recent years are as good. Twilight? I mean, come on. Don't be ludacris. |
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| Reply by: BerZerk at Mar 23, '24 20:13 | |
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I'm reading a book called "sold to the armitage brothers by Hollie Hutchins" where a woman looses where husband when he steals meat and gets drunk In the future of the doomsday virus. Her only way to survive after she saw him cast out to die behind the glass wall is to go to an auction with her daughter |
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| Reply by: Savannah_ at Mar 24, '24 01:35 | |
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I finished our book club book, so right now I'm not reading anything. Its 5am on a Sunday so lets pick a book to read on the train this week whilst I'm forced to go in two days of the week. Ok I have two books I've started and not finished - Good Morning Midnight and uh I dunno my phone locked and I forgot the title of the other. Again. FIVE. IN. THE. MORNING. |
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| Reply by: Georgette at Mar 24, '24 05:07 | |
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Just finished the Book Thief by Marcus Zusak. Now debating if I should watch the film an maybe completely ruin it! For the book it is a solid 4/5. |
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| Reply by: Pizza-no-pineapple at Mar 24, '24 06:21 | |
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| You’re all going to laugh at me but I’ve been reading the Twilight series again. I’m on book three: Eclipse. I love the story! But it’s really funny how different of an outlook I have reading it now than I did when I read it as a teenager!! I kind of want to go back and read all those books that I loved as a teenager just to see how different a read they are. Anyways, I love them! 4/5 | |
| Reply by: Leela at Mar 24, '24 11:35 | |
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Reading a collection of articles by Steve Simmons. It’s OK. Not great. I’ve definitely read better books. Just finished up reading Doug MacLeans book about scouting talent in hockey and his experiences drafting. It’s likely not for everyone but I found it interesting. |
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| Reply by: King-Cobra at Mar 25, '24 15:47 | |
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The book I most recently read is Rough Beast by Maria Cahill. It's about how she was mistreated by the IRA after being raped by one of their members. It goes through the years of her being questioned by a kangaroo court, her attempt to go to the PSNI and was failed by the courts on to her facing down the now leaders of Sinn Fein. |
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| Reply by: Althalus at Mar 26, '24 23:32 | |
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Haven't really read anything of note lately. Tried to start The Deathless by Peter Newman as I enjoyed his earlier trilogy, but it hasn't really caught my attention yet. Perhaps a re-read of Systematic Immolation of Thought will fire up my brain. |
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| Reply by: SaddleFlashing at Mar 27, '24 08:11 | |
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Peat and Whisky: The Unbreakable Bond fantastic read with greeat history on the use of peat and whiskey 5 star Mike Billet |
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| Reply by: CalV at Mar 27, '24 19:38 | |
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Currently reading "City of Dreams", by Don Winslow...it's the middle book of a trilogy and the last series of books he's said he's going to write. It's about an Irish gangster from Rhode Island and his rise to power. Mainly got into this series having previously read the "Power of the Dog" trilogy by the same author. |
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| Reply by: Macleane at May 17, '24 10:47 | |
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At the moment, I am reading Atomic Habits, it is rather simple book, but very good in explaining how to make good habits appear and bad one disappear, most basic human psychology but a fun read and rather helpful if you suffer from such issues. |
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| Reply by: BerZerk at May 17, '24 11:03 | |
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| This might sound a bit corny but I just started hitchhikers guide to the galaxy. Have seen the movie countless times, figured why not try the book… | |
| Reply by: Noodle at May 17, '24 16:46 | |
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Reading Lol I find it very boring as a matter of fact if I can't sleep ill pick up a book and start reading...within 15 minutes I'll be asleep. |
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| Reply by: FastFingerFreddy at May 19, '24 04:46 | |
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| Currently I'm reading this thread honestly, it made me remember that I didn't read since some good, but o guess I will read something soon related to my career:3 | |
| Reply by: H-E-R-O at May 19, '24 11:37 | |
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i just finished reading the book called, you've reached Sam. I cried after finishing it. |
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| Reply by: xander at May 19, '24 11:50 | |
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i rate it 8/10, for few reasons, such as how one of the main character behaves at starting. but regret her decisions soon. its a good read. i recommend it |
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| Reply by: xander at May 19, '24 11:53 | |
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The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, a play. been reading it once a year. im a big naturist |
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| Reply by: Hunter at May 19, '24 21:04 | |
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The Secret Book of Flora Lea by Patti Callahan Henry. Historical Fiction of World War II era. |
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| Reply by: Cin at May 19, '24 21:41 | |
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the night Thoreau spent in jail, a play. big into Thoreau and have been for some time. love nature and spending time in it. |
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| Reply by: Hunter at May 19, '24 21:44 | |
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The Investigator by John Sanford. Dont read then but actually listen to the books on audiobooks |
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| Reply by: Junk_in_the_Trunk at May 19, '24 23:02 | |
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