What book(s) are you reading at the moment?

[Apathy]

The Fiery Cross by Diana Gabaldon

[Polygon]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey

[Munkeh]

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens

It's a cracking read so far.

[Kayoko]

[Glitch]

[Reasonable Doubt]

Just started reading Against the Market by David McNally this morning. Not got that far through it but it seems pretty interesting so far. Managed to get through a few books over the past couple of weeks - Divided Societies by Ralph Miliband, Doctrine and Ethos in the Labour Party by Henry Drucker (a concise and informative overview of pre-1979 Labour ideology) and The Politics of New Labour by Andy Pearmain. Probably not the most exciting selection if you're not a politics nerd, to be fair, but still.

[Mr. Spaceman]

The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh

Anyone can grow into something beautiful. It's very good so far

[Pandapop]

The Walking Dead, really need a new comic series to read but I just don't know what hmm.

[Flowerbomb]

Originally Posted by Mr~Spaceman

The Language of Flowers by Vanessa Diffenbaugh

Anyone can grow into something beautiful. It's very good so far

Liking the title, will look up what it is about, may get if like the sound of it.

[Sid]

Bought yesterday, not started yet.

Am not a 'reader' can't concentrate long nuff, but the title caught my fancy .... hoping to get some tips

[Reasonable Doubt]

Just re-reading John Gray's False Dawn at the moment. It's amazing how accurate that book turned to be - it pretty much anticipated the current global crisis ten years before it happened. There are a few shortcomings (mainly in Gray's understanding of Marxism, which seems to be lacking in some areas) but it's still a very good book.

[Kayoko]

Originally Posted by Pandapop

The Walking Dead, really need a new comic series to read but I just don't know what hmm.

I highly recommend Death Note if you haven't read those yet.

[Pandapop]

Originally Posted by Kayoko

I highly recommend Death Note if you haven't read those yet.

I have

[Kayoko]

Originally Posted by Pandapop

I have

haha, thought you might have. I find it quite difficult to find manga/comics that catch my attention :/

[Pandapop]

Originally Posted by Kayoko

haha, thought you might have. I find it quite difficult to find manga/comics that catch my attention :/

Same, I prefer reading quite dark and disturbing subjects

[PositivePoemsbyme]

i havent read any in awhile but i like a good mystery book.

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by Skitsofrenika

The Charlaine Harris Vampire books (True Blood). I'm currently on "Dead to the World"

hmm i might have to read those vampire books

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by sojourn

hmm what is this book about the book caught my attention

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by Emma792

I'm nearly finished the last of the hunger games trilogy

i want to read those i havent read one yet how is it

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by rainbowsky

just started this, enjoying it so far, specially the bits told from the wolf's point of view just looked on amazon and turns out it's sposed to be kids book lol, wouldn't really know that from reading it tbh, think its prob suitable for adults too, well i'm reading it anyway :/

looks good too me

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by LordSnow

All Together Dead of The Southern Vampire Mysteries

whats this book about it looks like one i might read

[PositivePoemsbyme]

Originally Posted by Kayoko

my mom watches that show i might read the book i love these type of books

[PositivePoemsbyme]

i just finnished reading this book this morning and i checked it out from the library yesterday. I know it is a kids book but most adult ones seem to bore me lol.

[PositivePoemsbyme]

and this one im reading now. its really good so far.

[Flowerbomb]

The Language of Flowers - Vanessa Diffenbaugh

[Captain Nemo]

Only a little way through this so far, but enjoying the quirky, black Scandinavian humour.

[Fantastical]

A Farewell to Arms - Ernest Hemingway

What Are You Looking At? 15 years of modern art - Will Gompertz

[Reasonable Doubt]

Great book, this. Picks apart the self-aggrandising claims of Thatcherite ideologues - it should be required reading for Thatcher worshippers everywhere. Gilmour himself was a cabinet minister for the first couple of years under the first Thatcher government, but his tendency to write books and make speeches slagging off its economic record eventually got him the sack.

[LordSnow]

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