What Book Are You Reading Now? Mk II

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Reply 6620

Amyx07x

I'm currently reading 'The Passion' by Jeanette Winterson and 'Remains of the Day' by Kazuo Ishiguro :wink:

Reply 6621

username1616429

Currently reading the First book in the Left Behind series.

Reply 6622

a10

I HUGELY under-estimated the amount of great knowledge that can be obtained by reading good books that give you a whole different perspective about life and learning from the greats! Happy that I have realised this now instead of when it may have been too late...

Reply 6623

soanonymous

Can anyone recommend a novel about the inequalities within life? Preferably something pretty easy to read as I have a busy demanding schedule. But those books are so fascinating to me

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Reply 6624

a10

Original post by soanonymous

Have you not got the audible app? You can buy books from there (for fairly reasonable prices) that way you can listen to them as you walk or when your sat in the train or something...

It's amazing! :smile:

Reply 6625

soanonymous

Original post by a10

I hate listening to audios, I find I just space out and completely ignore everything being said. I much prefer reading the words myself

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Reply 6626

bookworm246love

robinson crusoe :biggrin:

Divergent.

Hi there, currently reading 2084: The Chronicles of Hope. It's the third book in this series - i'm on the email list for these books and the author sent a newsletter asking us all to spread the word this weekend - www.thechroniclesofhope.com. I loved the first two in the series and the third, 2084, was out yesterday. They're about a visionary, humanitarian, working-class genius MP, so is the perfect time to get into them what with the dross modern politicians we have in our face now at election time. If you can share them on social media then it will help spread the word about an alternative politician this world sorely needs, a man called Frank Noon. Thanks

Reply 6629

lustawny

I've just started The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling.

Reply 6630

Sir Fox

Just finished To Kill A Mockingbird. What a thoroughly amazing novel. So many great characters, so many themes explored. Also, I want some pecan pie now.

Reply 6631

Nerdy_Birdy96

Original post by Sir Fox

Just finished To Kill A Mockingbird. What a thoroughly amazing novel. So many great characters, so many themes explored. Also, I want some pecan pie now.

This is one of my all time favourite books. Just a beautiful story that so accurately depicts humans, with both their flaws and their best bits.
Love it.

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Reply 6632

a10

About to start reading one called the conduct of life!

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Reply 6633

lustawny

Original post by bookworm246love

robinson crusoe :biggrin:

Enjoying it so far? :smile:

Reply 6634

katieMCR

Im currently reading The Fellowship Of The Ring
I would definitely recommend the trilogy for anyone who watched LOTR or who likes fantasy books in general, although I would say to read the hobbit first.

Reply 6635

Asolare

Currently reading Nausea by Jean Paul Sartre, The Opposite Of Loneliness (still) and The Street.

I keep buying more books despite not having currently gotten through all the ones I need to read :/

Reply 6636

Sir Fox

Just started All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr, will probably start Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John Le Carré tomorrow. The Autumn of the Patriarch by Gabriel Garcia Marquez should arrive on Monday or Tuesday. Gotta keep yourself busy :biggrin:

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