What book are you reading now?

[Blue]

Try Housekeeping in Old Virginia for a very interesting cookbook with a good dose of American history.

The recipes still work, and it's fascinating to learn how things were done before we had so many modern appliances and such.

[TimmyThink]

Re-reading Neuromancer by William Gibson

[Puck]

Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King

A very bittersweet book. I read this first around the time I was 14 years old and its funny how I look at it now with completely different eyes in my adult years. Quite a sad book really.

[ChadCoxRox]

Try Housekeeping in Old Virginia for a very interesting cookbook with a good dose of American history.

The recipes still work, and it's fascinating to learn how things were done before we had so many modern appliances and such.

This book is free of Google Play in the ebook format.

[Dan1980]

Hands of the Ripper mile:

[bhrc]

This book is free of Google Play in the ebook format.

Awesome suggestion, and I do so love my ebooks

[OrphanPip]

What I'm reading for school:
Spenser - The Faery Queene
Cambridge Companion to Spense
Milton - Paradise Lost
Cambridge Companion to Milton

For pleasure:
Kenzaburo Oe - A Personal Matter
An anthology of Korean theatre
Ihara Saikaku - Five Women who Loved Love

[monk]

2001 by Arthur C Clarke

[Puck]

Lord of the Flies by Sir William Golding

[TryingNewThing]

I finished "Into thin air" a few days ago, couldn't put it down!! yes that's how good it is...has to be one of my all time favorites! It describes the tragedy that actually unfolded atop the Himalaya in oh i think '96? Was also famously made into a documentary. Very very thrilling, recommended!

I'm reading "For Fukui's Sake" now. Next on my list: "Eiger Dreams: Ventures Among Men and Mountains"