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What Are You Reading?
- Thread starter WDW Vacationer
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I'll start!
I'm currently taking a trip in the way-back machine with a quick read!
I'm reading The Outsiders,by S.E. Hinton. Really interesting book. Lots of action,some good lessons too.
I'm currently taking a trip in the way-back machine with a quick read!
I'm reading The Outsiders,by S.E. Hinton. Really interesting book. Lots of action,some good lessons too.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
FANTASTIC author and book. She's great.
I'm currently just reading one, Verne's "From the Earth to the Moon". :wave:
Next one on my list! The library did not have it!:fork:
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
Even my university did not have it!
It's rare, I guess?
...but I'm reading Dead and Gone by Charliene Harris, Widow of the South, I just finished the White Queen and Forties Girl I think that is all...
Love U Disney
New Member
I'm reading, "The Princess and the Frog" since the movie is coming up!
Pongo
New Member
Aside from copious amounts of books for school (The Dharma Bums by Kerouac, Teaching a Stone to Talk by Annie Dillard, The Spell of the Sensuous by David Abram, The Way to Rainy Mountain by N. Scott Momaday, A collection of poems by Gary Snyder, Nature/Walking by Emerson/Thoreau... All since the beginning of the semester, and for the same class!), I'm currently reading Light Action in the Caribbean by Barry Lopez -- for said class. I recently finished Winter by Rick Bass (nice and light), and half-heartedly began Camus's The Stranger. I only got into one chapter before my course load picked up again. C'est la vie.
Hopefully I'll finish Camus over Thanksgiving break, then I plan on starting Gabriel Garcia Marquez's The General in His Labyrinth after finals.
So many books, so little time!
Hopefully I'll finish Camus over Thanksgiving break, then I plan on starting Gabriel Garcia Marquez's The General in His Labyrinth after finals.
So many books, so little time!
happymom52003
Active Member
I've been reading alot of Nelson DeMille lately. Just finished The General's Daughter, but it was my least favorite out of his works that I've read so far.
My favorite from him is The Gold Coast.
My favorite from him is The Gold Coast.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
cdunbar
Active Member
Ha! Ok, well at least your reading!:lol:
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
His book Snowball in Hell, is the finest piece of sick humour I have read, especially if like me you cant stand celebrity culture. :animwink:
I alsio have Stuart MacBrides Broken Skin to read on the flight.
You can tell Im into Tartan Noir
cdunbar
Active Member
Nothing wrong with a little Tartan:lol:
popsicletrees
Well-Known Member
The Bible - in order. I've never read it the whole way through before. I hope to start World War Z soon.
Phonedave
Well-Known Member
Just fininshed The Bourne Supremacy by Robert Ludlum. Why? My friend and I trade paperbacks. Every so often we drop off 15-20 books at each others house, and basicly I read though the pile, no matter what is in there.
Found some gems that way (The whole Discworld series) and some clunkers.
Currently reading Trounce by George Beck. The author is cop in the next town over. This is his first book. He was at one of my Rotary Club's meetings to talk about the book, and about illegal immigrants in the area. He was a good speaker, so I bought his book. So far it's pretty good.
Trounce is the story of two very unlikely heroes crossing paths: a handsome Salvadorian illegal who has taken the arduous overland journey into Arizona to save the life of his critically ill mother, and an alluring American woman involved in a plot by Mexican terrorists to cause havoc in the Los Angeles subway system. The two meet by chance on the streets of Phoenix. From that moment on, this thrilling tale tracks their increasingly difficult struggle to understand, and love, each other. Will they survive—or will they be crushed like ants by any one of the lethal opponents ranged against them: a psychopathic killer, the terrorists she has betrayed, and the vast resources of Homeland security out to hunt them down?
Found some gems that way (The whole Discworld series) and some clunkers.
Currently reading Trounce by George Beck. The author is cop in the next town over. This is his first book. He was at one of my Rotary Club's meetings to talk about the book, and about illegal immigrants in the area. He was a good speaker, so I bought his book. So far it's pretty good.
Trounce is the story of two very unlikely heroes crossing paths: a handsome Salvadorian illegal who has taken the arduous overland journey into Arizona to save the life of his critically ill mother, and an alluring American woman involved in a plot by Mexican terrorists to cause havoc in the Los Angeles subway system. The two meet by chance on the streets of Phoenix. From that moment on, this thrilling tale tracks their increasingly difficult struggle to understand, and love, each other. Will they survive—or will they be crushed like ants by any one of the lethal opponents ranged against them: a psychopathic killer, the terrorists she has betrayed, and the vast resources of Homeland security out to hunt them down?
harveyt0206
Well-Known Member
I just bought a Kindle and I love it. I have enjoyed reading since my teenage years, so I was worried that I would really miss the feel of an actual book in my hands. But so far so good. I have started loading up my Kindle but the two that I am reading right now are:
Justice: Crime, Trials and Punishment by Dominick Dunne
and the Kids are Alright by Diana Welch.
Justice: Crime, Trials and Punishment by Dominick Dunne
and the Kids are Alright by Diana Welch.