What are you reading?

Right now I'm reading

woot, good thread!

i was reading, and forcing myself to get back into:







it's not that it's bad, it's just all the biology talk gets me re-reading things more than once.

but i'm trying to make sure i read all kinds of texts now because it'll help in my studies to be well-read.

I just today bought--and cannot wait to dive into--this book:

evenstar3 said:

I'm reading Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert.

My mother told me that I should read it and it's okay. I think that the author is a pretty iffy writer, though.

The Endtime Money Snare: How to Live Free By: Wilfred J. Hahn

Your Body's Many Cries for Water by F. Batmanghelidj

Benjamin Sisko: "Let's hear some chatter!" Worf: "Death to the opposition!"Star Trek: DS9 - “Take Me Out to the Holosuite” Episode7x04 21 October 1998

----{-(@ B1130: “I am WORF!” @)-}----

Actually a very good and entertaining read. But that may just be me . .
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Also read the L.A. Times today and now reading this week's The Economist.
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I got this one for my birthday:

" . . . Say papa, I think I wanna dance! . . ."

so i just got back from vacation in the north woods, no electricity, wood stoves, no internet or news for almost two weeks. i just signed on and was reading about the new hurricane approaching new orleans. WTF???!

I'm almost done, finally. It's great.

Just finished reading a compilation of stories from the Chuang Tze and now I'm on 'The Timewaster's Diary'.

'God's Final Witness' by Ronald Weinland
Regarding the: Prophesied End-Time and WWIII.










"Sign of the times, will mess with your mind. Hurry before it's too late." Prince

paisley43 said:

Some stupid book about vampires and were-wolves, I hate it too.

Art Deco Style by Stephen Poulitt & Beavis Hellier

Anatomy

Man its fascinating! Never thought I'd here myself say that.

thekidsgirl said:

thekidsgirl said:

I love this book. I'm on vacation and have finally begun reading the unabridged version.

"...and, if it was good in the past, it's still good." -- Sly Stone, Woodstock

Hold Tight

Harlan Coben

Seriously;

Richard Dawkins

A Devils Chaplain