What Book are you Reading right now
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Changes, Jim Butcher
This feels like the last Dresden Novel. That kinda makes me sad since I've really been enjoying these books and this character.
This feels like the last Dresden Novel. That kinda makes me sad since I've really been enjoying these books and this character.
The Lone Drow by RA Salvatore..
Amazon.com: The Lone Drow (Forgotten Realms: The Hunter's Blades Trilogy, Book 2) (9780786930128): R. A. Salvatore: Books
Yup, imma geek
Amazon.com: The Lone Drow (Forgotten Realms: The Hunter's Blades Trilogy, Book 2) (9780786930128): R. A. Salvatore: Books
Yup, imma geek
Sarum - A Novel of England by Edward Rutherfurd
This book covers approximately 8,000 years of history using five fictional families and their descendants through the generations but intertwined with factual events and places. The majority of the focus is between the Roman Empire and Renaissance era. I definitely recommend it.
This book covers approximately 8,000 years of history using five fictional families and their descendants through the generations but intertwined with factual events and places. The majority of the focus is between the Roman Empire and Renaissance era. I definitely recommend it.
The books that are always with me and constantly being read:
The Stone Edition Chumash
The Midrash Says
Twerski on Chumash.
Studies in the Weekly Parashah
I am also going through The Encyclopedia of Biblical Personalities by Yishai Chasidah.
My secular reading is usually some dry history book, although my wife just got me a book named The Good Rat by Jimmy Breslin. It is a very good book. I enjoy Breslin's style.
The Stone Edition Chumash
The Midrash Says
Twerski on Chumash.
Studies in the Weekly Parashah
I am also going through The Encyclopedia of Biblical Personalities by Yishai Chasidah.
My secular reading is usually some dry history book, although my wife just got me a book named The Good Rat by Jimmy Breslin. It is a very good book. I enjoy Breslin's style.
And Another Thing - Jeremy Clarkson - Kindle
The Great and Secret Show - Clive Barker - iPod audiobook
Thuvia, Maid of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs - Kindle Blackberry
lol, not exactly taxing the braincells with this bunch.
The Great and Secret Show - Clive Barker - iPod audiobook
Thuvia, Maid of Mars - Edgar Rice Burroughs - Kindle Blackberry
lol, not exactly taxing the braincells with this bunch.
Hey, "The Great and Secret Show" is a great book. Just wish he'd hurry up and write the 3rd novel of that series.
Just finished reading "Neverwhere" by Neil Gaiman
and currently reading "Waiter Rant: Thanks for the Tip--Confessions of a Cynical Waiter" by Steve Dublanica
Currently:
Stephen King; Carrie, & Firestarter
Frank Herbert; Dune Messiah
And I just inherited a mostly sci-fi
Library with likes of Asimov and
Heinlein.
My next will likely be King's Under the dome.
Stephen King; Carrie, & Firestarter
Frank Herbert; Dune Messiah
And I just inherited a mostly sci-fi
Library with likes of Asimov and
Heinlein.
My next will likely be King's Under the dome.
I wasn't all that thrilled with 'The Great and Secret Show'. Seemed to take forever to get not much of anywhere. I've got 'Neverwhere' on my list of things to read soon.
Just finished Phillip Pullman's "Amber Spyglass" and picked up "Everything's Eventual" by Stephen King. Dean Koontz "Odd Hours" last week along with "Thieves of Darkness" by Richard Doetsch.
Almost forgot "Conversations with God, an uncommon dialogue" by Neale Donald Walsch. This is an amazing book that was recently brought to my attention. There are 2 more that he has written. They are on my short list to procure.
Funny thing about this one, the friend that suggested it (recommended by her therapist) kept telling me that much of the philosophy she read sounded like what comes out of my mouth, and it does.
Funny thing about this one, the friend that suggested it (recommended by her therapist) kept telling me that much of the philosophy she read sounded like what comes out of my mouth, and it does.
I almost put Neverwhere down when I started reading it, but it didn't turn out to be a fairly decent book.
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