What's The Last Book You've Read?

[Akosikokoy]

just finished reading angels and demons by dan brown.

next in line...deception point

[strangedays]

Still reading Bill Clinton's My Life... *sigh* wanna start Deception Point na rin

[bluecrush0515]

Sam's Letters to Jennifer.

 

I stumbled upon this last night at Fully Booked. It's by James Patterson, the same guy who wrote Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas. How can James Patterson write all those thrillers and still manage to write romantically? Expressions like "as fragile as a dream" and "bounded to the moon" made me all dreamy today. I'm on page 70. It's an easy read. Will surely finish it soon.

[pedro hilaga]

just finished da vinci code. it's rare for novels to sufficiently sustain my interest that i'll read it in one sitting, but this one's an exception. it's exceptional. medyo corny ang ending but the book is still better than most, including deception point.

[DELISYUS]

ahihi

 

am just halfway pa lang thru DIVINE SECRETS OF YA-YA SISTERHOOD... but it's a truly interesting read...

 

a girl can't help but wish to live as fully, as happily

 

and it's true... i don't know my mother's tales... her secrets... her sorrows...

[naked_angel]

Just finished reading Dan Brown's Angels and Demons

Currently reading: Deception Point

[ramonalito]

Harry Potter and the order of the Phoenix...cool :cool:

[Fahfrd]

Just finished Farnham's Freehold by Robert Heinlein.

 

Very nice book, parang bitin but then usually ganun books ni Heinlein. He leaves you wanting more.

 

His ideas are intriguing and I'll bet were very controversial when he wrote this book a few years ago.

 

My next book is Might and Magic: The Sea of Mists by Mel Odom.

 

Time for some Hack and Slash Fantasy and Mel Odom is a very good writer sa genre na ito.

[hsmeilop]

hit or myth - robert asprin

 

i think this is the 5th book of the myth series. really funny.

[Fahfrd]

hit or myth - robert asprin

 

i think this is the 5th book of the myth series. really funny.

Hmm, Robert Lynn Asprin, dude?

 

The creator of the Thieves' World universe?

 

I didn't know that he wrote comedy.

 

Is that in the fantasy genre?

Edited July 1, 2004 by Fahfrd

[Victor Davion]

Hmm, Robert Lynn Asprin, dude?

 

The creator of the Thieve's World universe?

 

I didn't know that he wrote comedy.

 

Is that in the fantasy genre?

He does write science fiction/fantasy comedy. You should check out Phule's company. He wrote the series and it is pretty funny.

[Victor Davion]

Reviewer in Labor and Social Legislation by Alcantara. **yeech!**

[hellspawn]

"berlin, the downfall: 1945" by antony beevor. one of the few books about the fall of berlin to the russians. another good one on the same subject is "the last battle" by cornelius ryan.

[Fahfrd]

He does write science fiction/fantasy comedy. You should check out Phule's company. He wrote the series and it is pretty funny.

Ah ok, thanks for the tip dude.

 

I think that I have a copy of Phule's army somewhere.

 

I'll have to check that out sometime.

[session_kid]

Last one was By The River Piedra I Sat Down And Wept by Paolo Coelho nice love story and interesting principles on life and love. But was a little too sappy and cheesy for me.

 

For now, I'm battling The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera.

 

Next would be the 1970s edition of Silmarilion I borrowed from a good Tolk-fellow.