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What Book Are You Reading Now? Mk II

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Reply 580

Fusion

It by Stephen King. So long drawn out, but I wanna get to the end of it.

Reply 581

blacklistmember

Original post by Pensivedore

What? I don't hate Snape! Infact, I will always love snape. (See what I did there?!!!?) :P

ahhh

Reply 582

HR--

The Sea Around Us by Rachel Carson.

Reply 583

sheep_go_baa

Just finished Catching Fire and am proceeding onto Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins :headbang:

Reply 584

TheKnowledge

I'm reading Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell (about the story of success and how people become successful, very good read) and A Clash of Kings by GRRM (sequel to A Game of Thrones and it is bloody amazing).

Reply 585

manic_fuzz

Original post by Fusion

It by Stephen King. So long drawn out, but I wanna get to the end of it.

I had to sleep with the light on for a fair few days after reading that :colondollar:

Reply 586

Sokka

Fermat's Last Theorem by Simon Singh

great book so far :smile:

Reply 587

pinkspiders

I'm on the Count of Monte Cristo at the moment but I really wanna read One Day because there's been so much hype about it!

Reply 588

The Epicurean

Kropotkin - Memoirs of a Revolutionist

Reply 589

louisehd

Please don't kill the freshman by Zoe Trope

One of the weirdest books I've ever read but I like it, angry teenage angst at its best...highly recommended

Reply 590

username225218

Original post by Cat165

Yaay! Good decision :smile:

I hope you enjoy it!!

Okay, I've just finished the book. I'm not entirely sure what I thought of it! I enjoyed it... the characters were utterly charming and I felt it had a very Pride and Prejudice-esque feel to it... but I feel like there was something missing! I couldn't tell you what that is, but I think there was something not quite there. I did enjoy it, nonetheless, though!

Reply 591

Antifazian

The Selfish Gene by Dawkins and The Women Who Run with the Wolves

Reply 592

LiberiFatali

Dance with Dragons, the fifth book in the Game of Thrones series.

These books are crazy long, usually I would have gotten through at least a dozen books in the time it's taken me to get through these five. They are good though.

Reply 593

kuroshokora

Le Fanu's The House By The Churchyard. Ploughing through it. There's odd passages that make me remember why I love this author... and then I spend another three chapters trying to remember who is who and why I'm reading another of his massive beasts of a novel :biggrin:

Reply 594

MushyMorshy

Just finished A Clockwork Orange, Fight Club and Sherlock Holmes.

Going to start Dracula

Reply 595

SnookerLoopy

Original post by NeonIndian

Sons and Lovers- D. H. Lawrence

How are you finding it? I bought it the other day because I seen it cheap, should be starting it soon, currently on Oliver Twist!

Reply 596

NeonIndian

Original post by SnookerLoopy

How are you finding it? I bought it the other day because I seen it cheap, should be starting it soon, currently on Oliver Twist!

I'm enjoying it. The only negatives are its quite slow to start, and the chapters are pretty lengthy, but once you get past the first quarter and into the stories of the sons it gets pretty good :smile:

I might read Lady Chatterly's Lover when I've finished it.