What are you currently reading?

[bluetrain]

I'm reading the New Testament as well.

Wait, a trilogy in 7 books? *making the calculations*

[Dan]

Wait, a trilogy in 7 books? *making the calculations*

It's not a new idea, Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy is a trilogy in 5 books. Douglas Adams used the excuse "I'm not very good at math".

[Marney]

yeah i noticed that ^^ the first 120 pages where like hmm okay whats so great about it? but yeah now i know what it is ^^

Then you'll find this funny:

LOL       yeah thats exactly what i think everytime when "his story" is on ^^

[Pepe990]

John Grisham - The Brooker

I just love John Grisham for his books

[Dan]

The Lies of Locke Lamora by Scott Lynch.

It's the story of a group of con artists known as The Gentlemen Bastards operating in a renaissance like city. If that summary doesn't make you want to read it, I don't know what's wrong with you ;)

[Daft]

Invasion of Body Snatchers, by Jack Finney.

[viatorcr]

Reading the Stranger, Albert Camus ! A great writer! Also I recommend Jose Saramago! a Portuguese writer! and a nobel prize!

[King Pizza]

I have had to cut back my reading appetite due to the fact that I'm currently studying for the LSAT. I have still had time to read various books including Remove child before folding by Bob Jones (That book is hilarious.) and I just finished a few books about economics and The Johnstown Flood by David McCollough. My next books are Demonic by Ann Coulter (love her writings) and Empire of Lights, which is about the about the electrification of society.     

[Historybuff83]

I had to put down my reading for a while there as I was finishing up my master's degree program (done now, woot!  ), but this past weekend I finished The Naked Child: Growing Up Without Shame.  Had been wanting to read this book for a long while, but had never really gotten around to it until now.  Very good book and I highly recommend it, especially to those who are thinking about raising their kids in a nudist environment.

[Danee]

I had to put down my reading for a while there as I was finishing up my master's degree program (done now, woot!  ), but this past weekend I finished The Naked Child: Growing Up Without Shame.  Had been wanting to read this book for a long while, but had never really gotten around to it until now.  Very good book and I highly recommend it, especially to those who are thinking about raising their kids in a nudist environment.

This, from a parent who, along with his wife, are true Nudists in the states. This, from a person who has served his country so well in the armed forces. This, from a member of this community who is moving shortly to the home of FKK, Germany with his family!

The book is a terrific book, Felix. Here is a review of it from the Montana Naturist Group.

[Padraig]

Actually I'm reading Tom Sawyer these days. Had to read Huck Finn for English this past year, loved it, so decided to get this one under my belt.

[Daft]

Invasion of Body Snatchers, by Jack Finney.

Just finished it. Great book. There are some cheesy moment, yes, but the metaphor is very strong.

[mihimarcelo]

I just Started "The Black Cauldron". Hope it's good!

[Pitti]

I currently read Joy Fielding, "Charley's Web" and Tess Gerritsen, "The Apprentice". I think I'm an Book addict 

[Bobbert]

Operation Mincemeat by Ben Macintyre.  It's an interesting story of a real deception plan pulled off by the British during WWII.