What's The Last Book You've Read?

[vagabond]

The Tobacco Monopoly in the Philippines: Bureaucratic Enterprise and Social Change, 1766-1880 by Ed. C. de Jesus

[chiquezee]

GMAT Reviewer, 11th Edition. (Gawk!)

[Barenaked-NoMre]

Right now ... "Without Warning" by Carol Smith (bought the book ... as I also did with her other one, "The Vanishing Point" here in Australia ... about 7 years ago) ;-)

 

before the book above ... books that my sis subscribes to via a Book Club:

 

"Up Close and Dangerous" by Linda Howard

 

"High Noon" by Nora Roberts

 

"Bungalow 2" by Danielle Steele

Edited October 30, 2007 by barenaked

[LadyChatterley]

Microtrends: The Small Forces Behind Tomorrow's Big Changes

by Mark Penn and E. Kinney Zalesne

 

Its an engaging book where the Harvard-library inspired author Penn points out trends you already know but never could quite figure out why or what for. The discussions and presentation of these trends supplied by statistical data will make you think of implications in an economic and societal perspective. Neat stuff.

Edited October 31, 2007 by LadyChatterley

[silverbangles]

Newspaper: Manila Bulletin

 

Novel: It by Stephen King... hahhaha :thumbsupsmiley:

 

one of stephen king's best works...

[vagabond]

A History Of The End Of The World: How the Most Controversial Book in the Bible Changed the Course of Western Civilization by Jonathan Kirsch

[vagabond]

When Britain Ruled The Philippines 1762-1764: The Story of the 18th Century British Invasion of the Philippines During the Seven Years War by Shirley Fish

[KikongKaliwete]

harry potter and the deathly hallows... :cool:

[gonefishing]

When Britain Ruled The Philippines 1762-1764: The Story of the 18th Century British Invasion of the Philippines During the Seven Years War by Shirley Fish

 

Kaya daw maraming maiitim sa Cainta coz the sepoys (soldier in Hindi) decided to settle here rather than go back to India. One of the most interesting and least known episode in our history.

[Guest freyja]

the day before midnight => stephen hunter

[poppinfresh2k5]

everyone's book of ponies.

[rapturousone]

The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene

[AkoMe]

The Alchemist, i think i need to read it again so i can better comprehend it...

[suckmykiss]

The Golden Compass - Philip Pullman

[nuggetable]

Joseph - Julian Rathbone, very very hard work.

[tridel_pc]

harry potter & the half blood prince (for the 3rd time!)

[Accountability]

Who moved my cheese?

[junextanex]

for d nth time

 

the good samaritan strikes again.. by d funny guy, patrick mc manus..

 

currently reading.. encyclopedia- letrang D.. wala na mabasa eh...

[muchovirtuoso]

The Game, Penetrating the Secret Society of Pickup Artists - Neil Strauss. Chapter 3 pp. 36

 

Interesting Book!!!

[vagabond]

Kaya daw maraming maiitim sa Cainta coz the sepoys (soldier in Hindi) decided to settle here rather than go back to India. One of the most interesting and least known episode in our history.

somehow impressive... :thumbsupsmiley:

 

but dont also forget that indians (sikhs/sindhs) have also been migrating in large numbers to this country during this century...

Edited November 16, 2007 by vagabond

[vagabond]

Love: The Way To Victory by Kenneth E. Haggins

 

:sick:

[vagabond]

Manila Men In The New World: Filipino Migration to Mexico and the Americas from the Sixteenth Century by Floro L. Mercene

[cordonbleu]

harry potter 7. joined the bandwagon.

[TheGame01]

Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad, Poor Dad. he has an interesting take on employment, entrepreneurship and the need for financial literacy. killer line: you don't work for money; you make money work for you! rock on!

[muffy69]

A co-worker lent me Jonathan Kellerman's Gone. It's been with me for three weeks but I think I can finish it this weekend.