What are you currently reading?

[skinnydipper2]

Rules of the Road. It's called rules of the road but it's a government issued book for mariners. Basically a drivers ed book for driving ships.

[rajnature]

The immortals of Mehula : Author Amish tripathi

[amt1984]

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

[Mettis]

The Hedge Knight by George R. R. Martin.

[AtheJ]

Arsene Lupin translated into English.

[Northman]

Georges Simenons Maigret stories in Finnish

hope I could read them in French someday.

[NakedShadow]

I'm gonna start to read a biography of every U.S. president
First up Washington by ron chernow

[Statik]

Whoa that's kind of ambitious.

I'm probably going to get back to reading The Arabian Nights.  I have the Sir Richard Burton translation (it is kind of long winded and full of footnotes, over 100 pages of footnotes to be precise), so it's kind of a long read.  I've picked it up and put it down over the last five years.  About two thirds through.  Not that it's a huge book or anything, but it's the kind of book you can read for awhile, then put down and forget for months.

[Hayley]

Recently started reading Ellis Peters 'The Cadfael Chronicles' and really enjoying them. Right now the second novel 'One Corpse Too Many'

[manni]

I´m going to  finish book 6 of 6 of the warcraft chronicals

[sportkid]

Harry Potter and Cursed child.  saw in London a few months back..   amazing

[manni]

Cool i planed to read the potter row in english to improve my speaking

[wildneutrino]

Harry Potter and Cursed child.  saw in London a few months back..   amazing

Must be ! The special effects they've implemented for that play seem to be quite something.
And they've even recreated the clothing and the symbols differently from those in the movies.

[Mettis]

The death of death (La mort de la mort) by Dr. Laurent Alexandre

[Caliboy]

The Dreamers by Gilbert Adair. Just finishing it, really.
Much better than the movie, btw.