What book are you reading?

I just finished it today, and I agree -- The Dead is a real highlight.


I'm about to start reading The Sirens of Titan, by Kurt Vonnegut.

 

Currently on "Survivor" by Palahniuk, just finished "Pop Salvation" by Lance Reynalds. Both very good books.

 

I am constantly reading. Unfortunately, its not for pleasure. =(

But for Spring break, I want to read Freakonomics and The Moral Landscape. =D

 

I think the thing I read most recently was Whatever Happened To The Caped Crusader, which is a Batman story written by Neil Gaiman. I have Sirens of Titan out of the library but it's due back and I've only read the foreword haha.

 

Just finished last week Erich Segal's Prizes. My brain was twisted for a week.

 

W.J. Maryson - The Great Legend.

 

Wow. We didn't read much in 2010, did we? The last book I finished was about a month ago:

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley

I didn't particularly like it. The story in Gattaca, I felt, is much more interesting.

 

The last book I read was Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro.

Excellent book

 

I downloaded "The Time Traveler's Wife" a couple of days ago, I've heard it's good. Gonna start reading one of these days..

 

Don Quixote by Cervantes.

Took me long enough.

 

I haven't really read any books recently. I do, however liked the Harry Potter series. I started to actually read the Narnia series about a month or so ago. I liked it.

 

I'll be re-reading Why We Suck by Denis Leary.

 

I don't really read much, could probably count the books I've read cover to cover on one hand. That said the last book I did read was Flowers For Algernon by Daniel Keyes. I loved it, the only reason I read it was because it was referenced in a song by Nujabes called "Feather"

"I'm just a vagabond with flowers for Algernon an average Joe who knows what the fuck is going on."

 

I'm going to try getting back into reading.

 

I have just finish The Name of The Rose by UMBERTO ECO --so hard to understand , and The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough.
I have read The Thorn Birds uncountable times and was so moved.
Now I'm reading a book about the history of U.S.

 

I had to read that book in high school. It was a good read.

 

Erich Segal's The Class: 8/10 for Andrew Eliot. I'm so biased.

This is my second book of Erich Segal. Actually, he's the first writer that I encountered that use 3-5 main characters. It's quite interesting at the same challenging to a reader who's not so good in memory like me. If I just knew Prizes was that twisted of medical terms, I should have read The Class first.

Catherine Coulter's Riptide: 6/10

This is my first suspense book of Coulter that doesn't involve with too much romance. I think she should just stick with romantic novels. Riptide is so predictable. Anyway, I should give her another chance!

 

Is it bad that I have a couple Cathrine Coulter books? haha