What's The Last Book You've Read?

[vagabond]

Nietzsche by Robert Wicks

Edited November 23, 2007 by vagabond

[spishoxxx]

hey joe... nakalimutan ko yung author

[ilb4u2nyt]

The Enemy - Lee Child (finished it 2 days ago)

[taz31]

blink - malcolm gladwell

[Larry]

World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by Max Brooks

 

- undoubtedly the best and most plausible zombie book I've ever read. Very different from other zombie books because it doesn't just show the zombie apocalypse scenario from one point of view, it's written in a way that you get to see the whole world view on the crisis. You get to see how social, economic. political, and cultural aspects affect such a scenario. You see how the social order is turned upside down, and how geopolitical factors come into play into furthering an unusual adversary.

 

The book is also written in the Pulitzer Prize winning style of Studs Terkel's The Good War and is a pretty worthwhile effort, considering all the legit research Brooks' got into while doing the book.

 

This book will scare you, but not in the ghosts and ghouls kind of way.

 

I highly recommend it.

[piper_03]

harry potter book 7, bitin..

[ilb4u2nyt]

PD 198 handbook.. hours ago

[chi-noy]

new avengers #36

 

new avengers #36

[bakedzitiguy]

harrison's principlesof internal Medicine volumes 1 and 2 plus pcp reviewers. And I'll keep on reading and re-reading these until Jan 26, 2008.

[yellowmoon]

happy secrets to an obedient life

 

by Arun Gogna

[suckmykiss]

A Fisherman of the Inland Sea by Ursula K. LeGuin. I admit it's a bit boring, though.

[sensible33]

megiddo(the omega code2)

[gentleguy]

Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman - Haruki Murakami

[maldita_overload]

Anne Rice's Cry to Heaven

[Guest foxtrotbravo]

1,000 Years, 1,000 People (Ranking the Men And Women Who Shaped The Millenium)

By Barbara Bowers & Brent Bowers

[vagabond]

Sugar And The Origins of Modern Philippine Society by John A. Larkin

[bc917]

last read: Bancroft Strategy, written by a ghostwriter, credited to Robert Ludlum

reading now: The Innocent Man, John Grisham

[denimhead]

spook country - gibson

[naked_angel]

managed to finish ian mc ewan's atonement and gregory maguire's wicked in the last 2 weeks

currently reading feminist fairy tales by barbara walker

[deviantartist]

11 minutes by Paolo Coehlo

 

It is a book about a life story of a prostitute, her realizations about herself and her chosen profession. Its nice i really recommend it..

[ButterOfAntimony]

Currently reading "The Productivity Handbook" by Donald Wetmore.

 

 

I've been procrastinating for 3 months now and I need some motivation.

[adikted]

pakibasa na lang

 

http://opinion.inquirer.net/inquireropinio...rticle_id=99540

[StoneRhino]

Black House (Sequel to The Talisman)- Stephen King and Peter Straub

[Guest mirang]

a child called "it" by dave pelzer, it's a trylogy book and very touching, it'll make ur heart melt

 

right now am reading The pleasers- women who can't say no and the men who control them by dr. kevin leman, it's very educational and nakakarelate ako

[vagabond]

The Twilight Of Atheism: The Rise And Fall Of Disbelief In The Modern World by Alister McGrath