What book are you reading now?

[archubbycub]

The script for the musical Chicago! I'm playing Amos Hart in the production at our local community theater! LOL

[monk]

The script for the musical Chicago! I'm playing Amos Hart in the production at our local community theater! LOL

Good luck with that!



Only Time Will Tell - Jeffrey Archer.

(Don't like the man or his politics but, boy, can he write terrific stories!)

[HoosierVeteran]

I am reading a lot of the short stories on "Literotica" right now since I am living out of duffel bags.

[Person66]

I just finished this great 5 volume manga titled "I Shall Never Return", I'm also finishing the Hunger Games trilogy.

Otherwise I've been reading a lot of children's books to my niece Catherine (technically she's not really my niece, just my friends daughter). We rotate between The Wizard of Oz series. There are 14 Oz books by L. Frank Baum (the original author) followed by countless unofficial sequels. We're up to book #7 The Patwork Girl of Oz. I also recommend the 9 books in the Sisters Grimm series for kids who like Harry Potter and books of that ilk.

I'm also starting the Manga series Gravitation which Odi recommended.

[Sylph]

I'm reading a book on Animal Medicine .

It's actually quite interesting... some of the things in here ... wow, is that what that can do...oh my *blush* :redface: ...Ewww... Oh I get it:biggrin:... What?? :eek:... Gastro-intestinal pains...ack!

I've been talking, or rather... typing to myself! How embarrasing!

Don't ask why I'm reading about Animal Medicine... it's just so fascinating...oh my :eek: ... so that's what happens...

Oh I'm doing it again

[leado]

I have just finished reading James Rollins "Book Of Eden" and now is reading Coelho's Aleph

[archubbycub]

Just started reading The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan for the fourth time now! Yes I'm a geek and I'm prou of it! :tongue:

[razzel]

I reading a italian novel from Susanna Tamaro, Follow Your heart...

books.google.se/books/about/Follow_Your_Heart.html?id=F8h12k8EpbAC&redir_esc=y


A very warm book about the small mistakes we human sometime do

[Puck]

Needed some nostalgic light reading to put a smile on my face...so I'm going back to a favorite of mine from my childhood...the Redwall books mile:

[ManicReptile21]

I am reading a book called, The lost Language of Cranes.