What's The Last Book You've Read?

[Batabatuta™]

just started

 

it's not about the bike

 

by lance armstrong and sally jenkins (?)

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coincidentally, I wanted to read that book.....care to lend me after finishing it nyahahahhah :boo:

[dark-knight]

harry potter and the half-blood prince

[skaven]

rule of four

[lexraven]

Hidden Prey by John Sanford.

It's a detective thiller.

[BnF95]

sorry for the OT post but has anyone tried reading any of the novels you can download from limewire? i know it's kinda weird reading off from a computer or laptop, but aside from the reading experience, what other things have you noticed? complete ba? tama naman ba yung transfer to electronic form?

I'm actually reading a PDF form of Interview with the Vampire. Well, it's got lot6sa typo's and there is even a whole page that got repeated. I don't know lang sa iba, kasi I downloaded the whole Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice. I hope the other books aren't like that. I put them in my phone so I can read them anywhere kaya ok na din, pusw, they are free. But of course mas ok pa rin yung old fashioned books talaga...

Actually it depends on the person who scanned/proofread the e-book. I've got a fairly decent collection of books in micro$oft reader (.lit) format. If anyone is interested just PM me your email addy & I'll email it to you.

 

I'm currently reading the Honor Harrington series by David Weber. Got the books in hardbound form and now have it in ebook form to read on my phone when I'm bored at work.

[shadowsniper]

"Vom Kriege" or "On War" by Clausewitz

[Alexa®]

The Client - John Grisham

[dj_flip03]

Currently reading "Ecstacy" by Irvine Welsh

[Podweed]

"Skunk Works".

 

I had absolutely no idea the man who pushed for the development and the successful deployment of the F-117A (among others) was born and raised in Manila. Jeez. I do now.

Edited December 21, 2005 by Podweed

[jake_romp]

Am reading, 'Asleep' by Banana Yoshimoto. The book contains 3 short stories. For those interested in trying to read her works, I suggest that you read 'Lizard' and 'Kitchen' first.

[Guest lemon]

done with the chronicles of narnia: the lion, the witch and the wardrobe (book 2). quite short for a novel, i suppose the film won't run over 90 minutes.

[preacher]

The Count of Monte Cristo..... I'm re-reading my classics... :boo:

[Wyld]

I finished The Bone Collector and am reading The Taking by Dean Koontz now.

 

I aim to finally finish Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norell over the holidays. I wish.

[new2dabeat]

Finished reading Thatcher's 'Statecraft' - a worthwhile read giving an insight into the mind of a stalwart Cold Warrior.

 

Am now moving on to Jung Chang's 'Mao: The Unknown Story'

 

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[Labuyo]

I finished The Bone Collector and am reading The Taking by Dean Koontz now.

 

I aim to finally finish Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norell over the holidays. I wish.

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panalo yang jonathan strange & mr norell! the pace really picks up by the 3rd and last part... heard she working on a sequel and that a movie adaptation is planned.

 

i'm almost done with armstrong's "it's not about the bike".

[kookai_01]

i'm done w/ my john irving's collections at last...

[muffy69]

Last book I read? Clive Cussler's The Trojan Odyssey. Now, I'm done with all the Dirk Pitt series and am trying out the Juan Cabrillo series. Dark Watch doesn't seem bad at all. :thumbsupsmiley:

[Labuyo]

Last book I read? Clive Cussler's The Trojan Odyssey.  Now, I'm done with all the Dirk Pitt series and am trying out the Juan Cabrillo series.  Dark Watch doesn't seem bad at all.  :thumbsupsmiley:

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didn't really think that women would go for clive cussler :cool:

 

hemingways, i finally finished "it's not about the bike"

 

started on "a case for faith". don't recall the author's name right now

[zzzz_z_z]

currently reading THE IDIOT and re-reading CATCHER IN THE RYE

[Hottie_Babe]

OK boys and girls! Dunno if this has been done before. Kakatamad to backread on the whole forum kasi.  Mods if there's a similar thread, feel free to close this one. 

 

Anyway, This thread is kinda self exlanatory, so just let 'er rip!  No holds barred on whatever kind of book you've read, or when you've read it.   

 

To kick things off...

Last Read:  Rainbow Six, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.

Currently Reading: The Da Vinci Code

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LAST BOOK:

 

TWELFTH ANGEL ni OG Mandino--about CEO who had everything and who lost gis wife and son in a tragic accident. Tapos, he took a hiatus, tapos nag little league coah siya for three months, tapos nakameet siya ng below par ng little league player.

[ivan_citibanker]

rich dad poor dad

art of war

[Guest temperamental]

Been putting off Angels and Demons by Dan Brown but finally, 10 pages short of finishing it (the story's way better than the Da Vinci Code!!!)

 

I just began reading my textbook on PERL.

[FrOzEn]

The Templar Revelation

[sweetequila]

the last book I've read was Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus..... and Twisted IV, by Jessica Z.

 

Im currently reading Failing Forward by John Maxwell

[malaccastrait]

Freakonomics - by Steven Levitt and Stephen Dubner

 

A must have for anyone who's intrigued by numbers and believes they can be used to explain most things.

 

What do schoolteachers and sumo wrestlers have in common? Why do drug dealers still live with their moms? How much do parents really matter?

 

Some of the questions they dug up data on. The answers and their explanations will surprise you.