What book are you reading now?

[happyschizoid]

Vince Flynn, Consent To Kill

[Wolfpack]

The Top Ten of Everything, book.

[Kjlemere]

So... I just read the Fault in Our Stars.. And yes... I do enjoy the occasional teen novel.

To make a long story short... I cried. The end.

[Adam]

I'm reading Dr. Seuss's ABCs and Don't Let The Pigeon Drive The Bus --- they have way neater books for kids than back when I was 3 years old...

[Wolfpack]

The complete guide to Anime.

[happyschizoid]

R A Salvator, The Crystal Shard

I think I'm in love with Drizzt the dark elf

[InSearchofAdam]

So... I just read the Fault in Our Stars.. And yes... I do enjoy the occasional teen novel.

To make a long story short... I cried. The end.

Kjlemere, I also just finished reading 'The Fault in Our Stars'. I thought it was truly fantastic! I'm a cancer survivor myself, so a lot in the book really rung true to me and my experience. I cried at least 5 times. Huge shaking sob crying. For a young adult novel, I found it to be mature and authentic. Loved it!

[Wolfpack]

A book called 'The brief history of manga'

I have always loved Anime but never got into reading Manga, but I have decided to give it a try again. Any good titles anyone can recommend would be great.

[Wade]

Disturbing the Universe by Freeman Dyson. It's his memoirs essentially. Dyson's a physicist who's worked with Richard Feynman, Oppenheimer, Edward Teller, and many others. He talks about his experience working in the space program, helping the allies in WWII, fighting for nuclear disarmament and his very interesting thoughts about the future of mankind. He has the mind of a scientist, but the soul of poet. Much of past he relates the reader with verse or mythology, or even music. I'm enjoying the book more than I thought I would.

[Rob]

Two books

- "His dark materials", the fantasy trilogy written by Philip Pullman. Exciting stuff.

- "The Long Walk", typical Stephen King.