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Right now, I am reading this reply that I am going to make to your post that I just read a few seconds ago.

Richard Dawkins: The God Delusion.

Superfreakonomics

Gladstone, by the late Roy Jenkins. It's a biography of a famous past Prime Minister.

Tank Girl Collection: Vol. 1.

Currently, 1984 by George Orwell. I know it's one I should have read before now, but hey.

Next up is Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card.

Assassins Apprentice by Robin Hobb.
I expect to have read the Farseer Trilogy and the Golden Fool trilogy by this time next week

Generally when I have time, I like to read "The Case for Mars"

M477h3w1012 wrote:Assassins Apprentice by Robin Hobb.
I expect to have read the Farseer Trilogy and the Golden Fool trilogy by this time next week

Is that WH 40K stuff?


Anywho, I haven't read anything in ages, but I want to get back to reading the Wheel of Time series again.

I'm rereading Slaughterhouse 5, because it's awesome. And maybe because I've run out of books to read.

Sti_Jo_Lew wrote:-snip-

Nope, Farseer trilogy, it's set in the land of the Six Duchy's and is in no way related to Warhammer full stop.
Go Google it.

Last book I began was Game of Thrones, but I read FanFictions too.

M477h3w1012 wrote:Assassins Apprentice by Robin Hobb.
I expect to have read the Farseer Trilogy and the Golden Fool trilogy by this time next week

I keep on picking it in the library but I can't read them lol... may try this summer

DaemonLee wrote:Ah. Game of Thrones, I need to remind myself to read and/or watch that one. Looks pretty good.

I actually have only read the Prologue yet...

DaemonLee wrote:

mydrox wrote:Last book I began was Game of Thrones.

Ah. Game of Thrones, I need to remind myself to read and/or watch that one. Looks pretty good.

Read the books before watching the show, especially if you plan to discuss it with anyone. GoT is basically nothing but spoilers. If you get the books out of the way first you can just enjoy the show for it's good writing and high production values, without worrying about having the plot twists ruined.

I'm enjoying a mystery novel entitled, "Who Ate the Damn Pizza Rolls?"

I need that book. Now.

Finished the second Nikki Heat book on Tuesday and am on to Haruki Murakami's 1Q84.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. It is my favorite book of all time. Finished it in just over a week while I was on vacation. Now reading it again.

Terry Pratchet - Snuff

I'm currently reading The Call of Earth 2 by Orson Scott Card and listening to Ready Player Run by Ernest Cline and read by Wil Wheaton.

Now given, I don't do both at the same time (read and listen), I normally only listen to an audio book while driving.

DuplicateValue wrote:Next up is Speaker for the Dead by Orson Scott Card.

Card has some great books, and the Ender's series are some of them, but I didn't care for this one or the sequel after it. The shadow books are good too I'm told, I've only read the first one.

The Seventh Son books are good as well.

asi1998 wrote:Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix. It is my favorite book of all time. Finished it in just over a week while I was on vacation. Now reading it again.

This book was my favorite of the HP series, and I've re-read and listened to the entire series several times.

I be reading Adolf Hitler: My part in his downfall by Spike Milligan. It's quite humorous and I got the series of it for my bday

Heh, Harry Potter. Used to be obsessed with those books. When I was 8, I read the entire first book in a day.

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ItchyNL wrote:Terry Pratchet - Snuff

Charlie Dickens is a good bloke.

Dickens?

Wildwill002 wrote:I be reading Adolf Hitler: My part in his downfall by Spike Milligan. It's quite humorous and I got the series of it for my bday

Yes, I certainly recommend most Spike Milligan things to people. He was an incredibly creative and funny man - check out The Goon Show (old radio programme, though I'm sure there'll be stuff about it).

ItchyNL wrote:Dickens?

Snuff, Charlie Dickens, he helps out Dodger in the first chapter.

andy25100 wrote:

ItchyNL wrote:Dickens?

Snuff, Charlie Dickens, he helps out Dodger in the first chapter.

No idea

Lord_Mountbatten wrote:

Wildwill002 wrote:I be reading Adolf Hitler: My part in his downfall by Spike Milligan. It's quite humorous and I got the series of it for my bday

Yes, I certainly recommend most Spike Milligan things to people. He was an incredibly creative and funny man - check out The Goon Show (old radio programme, though I'm sure there'll be stuff about it).

That's exactly what my father said... should I be worried?