What's The Last Book You've Read?

[angel_by_day]

The Class - Erich Segal

 

for the nth time

[....]

The Wedding

 

How to pass NCLEX exam-Gapuz

Edited December 18, 2009 by HuNnYhAnNa

[imn]

The Rule of Four by Ian Caldwell

 

The Bone Collector by Jeffery Deaver

[Guest mirang]

Skinny bitch by Rory Freedman and Kim Barnouin

[DreadLocke]

Pursuit of Honor, by Vince Flynn

[louiesanchez]

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak

[Guest Riveria]

Vampire Kisses #05: The Coffin Club

by Ellen Schreiber

[iza]

I already finished reading this years ago but I'd like re-reading it over and over again.

 

" The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes"

[Palakol]

"U.S. Army Zombie Combat Skills"

[rafi]

Wolf Totem by Jiang Rong

 

A novel based on the author's personal experiences as a student sent off to Inner Mongolia in the 70s. It focuses on the complex interrelationships and conflicts of the entities that exist on the vast Mongolian grasslands: Han Chinese, nomadic herders, wolves, livestock, dogs, horses, and a host of other small animals.

[Guest mirang]

fragile things by neil gaiman

[angel_by_day]

GRO: Lust, Lies nd Videoke by a certain Arnel Aquitania (kung sino ka man, malamang sa hindi, taga mtc ka )

 

- not that good a read, but otherwise entertaining, when you just want to read an honest guy's thoughts without firing up your neurons that much; and a good insight, too, as to what your bf/hubby most likely does when out of your sight

[animus]

Catching Fire - Suzanne Collins

Edited December 22, 2009 by animus

[maldita_overload]

Charlaine Harris' Dead and Gone

[angel_by_day]

- not that good a read, but otherwise entertaining, when you just want to read an honest guy's thoughts without firing up your neurons that much; and a good insight, too, as to what your bf/hubby most likely does when out of your sight

 

i stand corrected. it's a good read, not because it's substance-enriched....but because it's well-written.

 

2nd book : No Boyfriend Since Birth by Claire Betita.

Edited December 23, 2009 by angel_by_day

[Guest Serenity12]

Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert

 

 

Bed of Roses - Nora Roberts ( When I'm feeling nostalgic, I like to curl in bed with a romance novel )

[skcanobody]

"Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!" - Adventures of a Curious Character by Richard P. Feynman

[imogen]

for the third time

 

 

"are you there, Vodka, It's me Chelsea." by Chelsea Handler

[RIP32M]

Frank Partnoy's FIASCO was the last book I completed, now I'm reading a fantasy book, one of the Forgotten Realms series.

[Seishi]

"Why Men Don't Listen and Women Can't Read Maps" by Allan & Barbara Pease

[imn]

Kapitan Sino by Bob Ong

 

:goatee:

[john2004]

DUH by : Francis Kong

[oropesa]

I'm currently reading Paul Aster's The New York Trilogy, a volume of 3 novellas. I'm on the the third one, "The Locked Room."

 

Uhm, his stories pretty much follow the same theme. You have this detective and there's this strange case. I really like it that the second one, "Ghosts," has characters named Blue, White, Black, and Brown. (Just an existentialist thing to do I guess )

The case never gets solved and the main character Blue never even gets to know what was he supposed to solve

, which is just the kind of ending that I like, the ones that make me stare into space for ten minutes after reading the last word of the story.

 

[imn]

currently reading The Chamber by John Grisham

[imn]

currently reading The Chamber by John Grisham

 

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