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What book are you reading now?

I'm reading 'A brief history of secret societies' by David V Barrett and 'Blackout' by Chris Ryan... Both are awsome :smile:

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wildmiffy

'Vanishing Acts' by Jodi Picoult - doesn't seem as good as other books i have read by her, but maybe it just takes a while to get into.
Also reading 'The Journal of Mortifying Moments' by Robyn Harding.

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Roysson

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand.

I did buy it half way through the month with the aim to finish it by the start of May. Not going to happen.

Emma, Jane Austen

I'm actually quite looking forward to when my exams are over just so I can start reading for pleasure again.

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Platinum Mech

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Captain Britain: The Birth of a Legend. Yes, it's a comic book. :cool:

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pappu

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The perks of being a wallflower for the 3rd time

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Festina lente

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Lost in a Good Book by Jasper Fforde. I really enjoyed The Eyre Affair though it took me a while to get into, Lost in a Good Book is even better!

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oodlesofpoodles

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Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. It's taken a while to get into but it's worth it, really good so far :smile:

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laut_biru

Original post by oodlesofpoodles

Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. It's taken a while to get into but it's worth it, really good so far :smile:

I have that sitting in my room waiting to be read. Given that I'm currently reading Moby Dick, it's length is a little intimidating. Definitely gonna read a few much shorter books before starting it, but it's good to know it should be worthwhile.

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=gabriel=

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Narcissus and Goldmund by Hermann Hesse

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Acromida

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Original post by Mojojoejoe91

I'm actually quite looking forward to when my exams are over just so I can start reading for pleasure again.

This was my plan...but I gave in!

I'm reading 'Sing You Home', Jodi Picoult's latest novel. It's brilliant, as all her books are in my opinion :smile:

Edit: Seriously, why the neg...?

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velocet

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Freefall by Joseph Stiglitz

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Historiana

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Finished The Lady in the Tower by Alison Weir last night (Utterly hated how repetitive it was!) and am now halfway through Brighton Rock by Graham Greene.

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Reply 9694

SomethingWicked

Because I have to: 1984 (again!), Orwell
Because I want to: 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' - Bill Bryson. Bought this one on the recommendation of my biology teacher. Should make for some light reading as exam time approaches.

Ah, can't wait to spend the summer reading. It's been too long!

Reply 9695

laut_biru

Original post by SomethingWicked

Because I have to: 1984 (again!), Orwell
Because I want to: 'A Short History of Nearly Everything' - Bill Bryson. Bought this one on the recommendation of my biology teacher. Should make for some light reading as exam time approaches.

Ah, can't wait to spend the summer reading. It's been too long!

I really loved Short History when I read it. I should really re-read it again sometime.

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glastygal

The Philip Norman "John Lennon" biography, it's fantastic.

The Iliad.

Silas Marner

The Common Lawyer by Mark Gimenez. Not highly academic, but I'm really enjoying it since I rarely get a chance to read for pleasure anymore.

Original post by Acromida

This was my plan...but I gave in!

I'm reading 'Sing You Home', Jodi Picoult's latest novel. It's brilliant, as all her books are in my opinion :smile:

Love Jodi Picoult. House Rules was one of the only books that made me cry (although it was perhaps a little too predictable). I'm not sure whether Sing Me Home really appeals to me though, after reading the blurb.

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