What Are You Reading Right Now: Da Return

[LaraCroftsLeftBoob]

i was reading A Feast for Crows, but i put it on hold so i could read Star Wars Dark Nest lll: Swarm War real quick.

 

[umcthomas]

Memories of a Neck Child
by Alversia Brown Pettigrew

If you know what this book is about, you get extra points in my heart.

 

[rodeojones903]

[quote name='CapAmerica']Silent Bob Speaks by Kevin Smith[/QUOTE]

Awesome book.


Right now I'm rereading whats released of the Young Avengers.

 

[Starwishi]

I just finished reading Light In August by William Faulkner

 

[Riptard]

Just finished "Crome Yellow" by Aldous Huxley.

Now reading "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the Looking- Glass" by Lewis Carroll.

 

[Over easy]

Just finished Cell by Stephen King. The book was fun, but the ending needed some closure. Going to look for a new book as soon as the Borders coupon comes around.

 

[csidegamer]

The Dark Tower - Stephen King

 

[karsh]

After finally needing a break from The Wheel of Time series from 1-9 straight through, I'm currently reading the book version of Battle Royale. Pretty good so far. From what I've heard it puts the movie to shame and I can see why.

 

[TheRock88]

Reading right now Underworld Evolution

 

[Over easy]

[quote name='karsh']After finally needing a break from The Wheel of Time series from 1-9 straight through, I'm currently reading the book version of Battle Royale. Pretty good so far. From what I've heard it puts the movie to shame and I can see why.[/QUOTE]

Battle Royale is probably one of the best books I ever read. Probably the best $15 I spent at Borders. The movie is not as great (but good notherless). The manga I didn't like it as much because I don't agree how the writers add a lot more to the sidestories.

 

[sblymnlcrymnl]

[quote name='karsh']After finally needing a break from The Wheel of Time series from 1-9 straight through, I'm currently reading the book version of Battle Royale. Pretty good so far. From what I've heard it puts the movie to shame and I can see why.[/QUOTE]It's a great one, I read it last May. I should read it again some time ...

 

[AlbinoNinja]

Currently reading Paul Auster's New York Trilogy, as a recommendation from another CAG and I'm really enjoying it.
Afterwards, The Da Vinci Code (i finished angels and demons before starting NY); The Box Man; and then something classic, I was actually considering Sun Tzu's Art of War or Thomas More's Utopia.

 

[WAJedi]

Outbound Flight by Timothy Zahn It's the new Star Wars book that explains how Thrawn became Grand Admiral and explains Jorrus Cbaoth and the likes.

 

[basketkase543]

I just finished reading Stephen King's The Stand and it was a pretty incredible journey. I love post-apocalyptic tales and this certainly fit the mold. The only things that turned me off were the overly explicit religious overtones that show more towards the end of the novel. Aside from that, however, it was a great read that is highly recommended.

 

[sblymnlcrymnl]

Started "Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs" by Chuck Klosterman this morning. About 60 pages in, now. Pretty good so far.