What are you reading? :O

[Vladamir]

was it the one where he was fighting to leagalise drugs? if so its "high society"

(erg that doesnt look right, too tired to spell but you know what i mean)

Thats the one

 

[Raven]

reading "The Salmon of Doubt" by douglas adams

 

[Equador]

I'm reading this thread

 

[napshots]

who moved my cheese... leadership in practice, alot of "how we made our company a succes books", hmm think that most, if any1 have some recomendations too read feel free to pm or post

 

[CuddleBunny!]

One of VERY few books i ever liked is "The Hobbit" by Tolkien<3 fucking awsome book.. read it like 5 times x)

 

[Rhori]

One of VERY few books i ever liked is "The Hobbit" by Tolkien<3 fucking awsome book.. read it like 5 times x)

fell asleep after reading first 5 pages or something like that

 

[atos]

I'm reading a Kama Sutra guide. It's really fun with all the things they advice you to try at the end of each chaper.

 

[Thadius]

Started reading "Scally, Confessions of a catagory 3 football hooligan"

Its fantastic :worthy:

 

[Vladamir]

I'm reading a Kama Sutra guide. It's really fun with all the things they advice you to try at the end of each chaper.

Only so much in there you can do solo atos

 

[Dahakon]

I am reading Steven Erikson's 'Malazan book of the fallen' series, its amazing, but a loooong read, so in between i read Terry Pratchetts

 

[adoNix]

One of VERY few books i ever liked is "The Hobbit" by Tolkien<3 fucking awsome book.. read it like 5 times x)

Lol yeah, read it 2 times must be about the only book i ever read (on free will) :<

 

[Steffan-]

Jan Guillou - Ondskaben (dunno english title, direct translation - The Evil)

 

[collegien]

who moved my cheese... leadership in practice, alot of "how we made our company a succes books", hmm think that most, if any1 have some recomendations too read feel free to pm or post

I read that one a few years ago
Couple other ones along teh same line are Positive Personality Profiles by Dr Robert Rohm. The Magic of Thinking Big by David J Schwartz, Why Men Dont Listen and Women Cant Read Maps, by Alan and Barbara Pease, the books by Norman Vincent Peale and the old classic by Dale Carnegie How to Win Friends...... etc. Loads of books like that about.

Or for a more inspirational "story" type of read .. anything by Og Mandino. :worthy:

The Dan Brown books are a pretty good read. I have just finished reading A Year in The Merde, and have just started reading Merde Actually. Not remotely in the same category but just thought i would say

 

[Straef]

Finished Digital Fortress now, but wondering whether to start Angels and Demons or Lord of Chaos (6th Wheel of Time book). I've gotta say, even tho Digital Fortress was a pretty good read, Robert Jordan's books are amazing :>

 

[Baron]

Edward Rutherford wrote a few cool books with fictional character based around historical events.
1st one's called Sarum
Excellent reading imho

 

[Chap]

Reading these atm:
Umberto Eco - The Name of the Rose
John le Carre - The constant gardner

 

[Bugz]

Lord of the Flies

Bought an Andy McNab book, Bravo Two Zero but yet to read it.

 

[Straef]

Lord of the Flies

Bought an Andy McNab book, Bravo Two Zero but yet to read it.

I had to read Lord of the Flies for school and hated every minute of it Or well, I read the first 40 pages after which I got bored and skipped the rest :>

 

[Dakkath]

Eldest (sequel to Eragon)

 

[Hawkwind]

Reading all of Val McDermid's books at the moment:

The Mermaids Signing
The Wire In The Blood
The Torment Of Others
The Last Temptation
Distant Echo
Killing The Shadows

Mostly about really sick serial killers. Dark, graphic and not for the squimish or under 5's.

Also recently read Story of the Clash which was excellent. Doing a lot of travelling at the moment so lots of reading time.

 

[Vaas Harkonnen]

God emperor of dune

 

[Bugz]

I had to read Lord of the Flies for school and hated every minute of it Or well, I read the first 40 pages after which I got bored and skipped the rest :>

It's a terrible book in it's physical sense but the whole island being the people we are today stuff kept me going

 

[Ezteq]

just read "walking dead" by craig roberts, he was a marine in viet nam and its about what he saw/did there.

bloody good book *thumb up*

now will start a simon clark book

 

[Agell]

I can highly recommend Saga of the Exiles by Julian May. Think the first book is called The Many coloured Land, the first of 8 excellent reads.

Currently reading Pushing Ice by Alastair Reynolds, he writes awesome hard scifi

 

[noblok]

Now reading: Dostoewsky - The brothers Karamazov.

 

[Huntingtons]

You can't blame that on being dyslexic, an irl friend of mine is dyslexic too and he read a book which was english in 3 hours, the book had 33 chapters, and he isn't good at english too.

OMG ONE OF MY MATES HAVE LOST BOTH!!!! ARMS AND HE CAN STILL USE A FORK -.-

depending on the grade of it and how comitted you are to becomming better, its all possible

/edit

oh yeah, reading milan kundera in school - does that count? :<

 

[CuddleBunny!]

OMG ONE OF MY MATES HAVE LOST BOTH!!!! ARMS AND HE CAN STILL USE A FORK -.-

depending on the grade of it and how comitted you are to becomming better, its all possible

/edit

oh yeah, reading milan kundera in school - does that count? :<

<33

 

[Huntingtons]

<33

you got more rep points than me :<<< no loobs untill i got 2 as well

 

[CuddleBunny!]

you got more rep points than me :<<< no loobs untill i got 2 as well

i had almost 5 green thingies, but jup stole them x( he got jaleous!

 

[noblok]

oh yeah, reading milan kundera in school - does that count? :<

The unbearable lightness of being (or however it's translated) rocks .