Which Book are you Curently reading now?

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   sahu12posted 13 years ago

   like to know the book that is keeping you busy always

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      alisha4uposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I am reading "Revolution 2020" b Chetan Bhagat !! It's really good

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   DonnaCosmatoposted 13 years ago

   I'm a book reviewer for several Christian publishing houses so my reading habits tend to focus on whatever book/topic I've been assigned. Right now I'm reading Then Sings My Soul, The Story of Our Songs: Drawing Strength from the Great Hymns of Our Faith, Book 3 by Robert J. Morgan.

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   anjperezposted 13 years ago

   I just got "Losing My Virginity" By Richard Branson. But I think it is just the same as his "Oh Screw it. Let's Do it". Oh well. I should have thought hard before I bought it.

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      Tara Andertonposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      haha i am going to check you out on blogspot.

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   Kris Heeterposted 13 years ago

   I usually have a couple going at once...
   
   Fiction:  Sandra Brown's "Envy"
   
   Non-Fiction:  Richard Louv  "Last Child In The Woods"

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   Shanna11posted 13 years ago

   I've got 'books' not 'book'.
   
   In between Gardner's Art Through the Ages and a Chemistry textbook, I've been reading Under the Dome by Stephen King, The Galactic Mage by John Daulton and a book called Wizard's First Rule that my friend recommended (although to tell you the truth, the author's writing sucks).

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   sahu12posted 13 years ago

   right now am reading "your skin is calling for help", this is a very interesting book, tell you all that you need to have a glowing skin.

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   Tara Andertonposted 13 years ago

   I'm reading Cecelia Ahern - If you could see me now and I have to say I'm not loving it! I love to read but just cant seem to get into it.
   I just finished reading Danielle Steel's Hotel Vendome and even though I'm a huge DS fan I only thought it was ok. But her previous Happy Birthday was awesome.
   I love contemporary romances!

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   vespawoolfposted 13 years ago

   I'm reading "I am Half Sick of Shadows", Alan Bradley's latest Flavia De Luce novel. too cute!

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   JamaGeneeposted 13 years ago

   I just finished the biography "Edward R. Murrow: An American Original" and am now midway through Julia Child's "My Life in France" about the years she and her husband lived in Paris that were the inspiration for her career teaching America how to cook French.

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      JayeWisdomposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I absolutely loved "My Life in France", even though I read it after I saw the Meryl Streep movie about Julia Child. Another you may want to read is A Covert Affair, which is mostly about the time Julia and Paul Child spent in the diplomatic service. It's very interesting, and casts a more thorough light on that period of their lives than anything I'd read before.

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    seanorjohnposted 13 years ago

    "The man who knew too much". It's a fascinating biography about Alan Turing who did the maths needed for computers and cracked the Enigma code and hence shortened the Second World War. Shabbily treated by the British authorities and eventually committed suicide.

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    golfcart34posted 13 years ago

    The one I'm currently reading is called, "Make It So. Leadership Lessons from Star Trek the Next Generation" by Wess Roberts Ph.D. and Bill Ross.  I picked it up for $0.75 on half.com and so far it is a very interesting book that puts a unique spin on leadership in the workplace.

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    Motown2Chitownposted 13 years ago

    For fiction, I'm reading "The Galactic Mage" by John Daulton (HubPages own Shadesbreath).
    
    For non-fiction, I'm making my way through the Selected Writings of Dorothy Day.
    
    Both wonderful.

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       lorlie6posted 13 years agoin reply to this

       Hey, Motown!  Shadesbreath has been by fav Hubber forever!!!  Can't wait to read his "Galactic Maze."
       My current read is Michael Lee West's "Crazy Ladies"-I think it's my 3rd or 4th reading.

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    Rosie2010posted 13 years ago

    I'm currently reading "The Healing Power of Pets" by Dr. Marty Becker.  On my way home the other day, someone was getting rid of some books so I saved this one from being thrown away.  There were a lot of children's books.. I hope someone with children or grandchildren walked by and saved those books as well.

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    TamCorposted 13 years ago

    I'm re-reading "What the Night Knows", by Dean Koontz.  I have re-read every one of his books, most more than once!

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    Michael J Rappposted 13 years ago

    I'm reading Steve Jobs's biography.  I only just started it but it's pretty interesting so far.  No fiction right now.

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    savanahlposted 13 years ago

    e.e. cummings revisited

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    couturepopcafeposted 13 years ago

    Re-reading Michael Crichton's State of Fear

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    skinsman82000posted 13 years ago

    Twilight of the Gods by Erich Von Daniken

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    IzzyMposted 13 years ago

    Some great books and authors so far on this thread!
    
    I just finished reading Don't Look Twice by Andrew Gross and it is well worth a read.
    
    He co-authored a few books with James Patterson (who I'm in awe of) and when he followed me on Twitter, I just had to get a hold of at least one his books.
    
    Oh he followed me probably because I have several book sites (not hubs) that are on Google's front page. If I was an author I'd follow me too! lol

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    TheMagicianposted 13 years ago

    I'm reading two - I like to switch between books.
    
    WASHER MOUTH: The Man Who Was a Washing Machine by Kevin Donihe
    I'm Going to Clone Myself then Kill the Clone and Eat It by Sam Pink
    
    
    Yes, those are real books. I read weird stuff most of the time... Bizzaro fiction, to be correct. I guess it comes with the territory of being one of those "weird" teenagers
    
    As for normal stuff, I finished reading a book called Jerk, California last week. Very good, about a young man with Tourettes who finds himself. Very inspiring

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    Johnnyd44posted 13 years ago

    Love business biographies and history.  Reading God and Guinness, A Biography of the Beer That Changed the World.
    
    When I feel like breaking away from non-fiction (about 4 times a year), I can't stop picking up a John D. McDonald book, particularly from the Travis McGee series.

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    Daughter Of Maatposted 13 years ago

    Medical physiology is my current light reading. Although I alternate between the physiology and biochemistry. I'm pretty boring.

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    D22314posted 13 years ago

    Stephen King's newest, about JFK

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    JayeWisdomposted 13 years ago

    I'm a fast reader, so nearly always finish a book in one sitting. However, the one I finished reading last night was begun a bit late the previous evening, so got held over. It's title is THE MAN WHO CREATED SHERLOCK HOLMES: The Life and Times of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, by Andrew Lycett. 
    
    As an enthusiast of all things Sherlockian, I've been interested in Conan Doyle for some time and read many bios of him before this one. I'm please to report that Lycett captured a fascinating and thorough study of Doyle, a man of many contradictions, helped by his access to archived personal papers of his subject that were not released to prior biographers. I highly recommend this biography to other Sherlockians!

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    xstaticposted 13 years ago

    Hi,
    I just finished The Worst Hard Time by Timothy Egan. It is a fascinating  chronicle of the people who stayed in the huge area in the middle of the country called the Dust Bowl in the 1930s. Great book!

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    mmcalli0posted 13 years ago

    I am currently reading "Soldiers Live", the final book of Glen Cooks Black Company series. It's a great fantasy series and I recommend checking it out if you have not already. Unlike some fantasy authors Cook writes in plain english while still telling a great story.

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    tohimilookposted 13 years ago

    I am reading the African-American Family in Slavery and Emancipation by Wilma Dunaway.  The horror of the slave trade and the destruction of the black slave family.

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    klarawieckposted 13 years ago

    Steve Kluger's "My Most Excellent Year" - It's really cute and funny.

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    paradigmsearchposted 13 years ago

    "Which Book are you Curently reading now?"
    
    I have fallen woefully behind in this regard.

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       xstaticposted 13 years agoin reply to this

       The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, by Walter Mosley, author of the Easy Rawlins series and many more. A great story teller.

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    Jonathan Jancoposted 13 years ago

    Beyond 2012 by Geoff Stray
    Disappearance of the Universe by Gary Renard
    The Urantia Book comes in the mail tomorrow.

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    sahu12posted 13 years ago

    still reading "The Mafia Manager". so far so good the book is very interesting and educating.tactics of succeeding in your businesses in the Mafia way.

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    ashleeosbornposted 13 years ago

    The Red Tent by Anita Diamant. Only a few chapters in, but it's really good so far. I have a feeling I may just fall in love with it.

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    farmloftposted 13 years ago

    Secretariat by William Nack, trying to finish it before this year's Kentucky Derby

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    Eric Calderwoodposted 13 years ago

    Too many non-fiction books to list, but the fiction book I'm reading right now is David Copperfield by Charles Dickens.  I've read the condensed version before and loved it.  Now I'm reading the complete and unabridged version, love it too.

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    shaylove727posted 12 years ago

    I'm reading erotic poetry a book I'm getting ready to publish.

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    jomineposted 12 years ago

    I'm reading 'The great gatsby', the intelligent investor, the theory of unemployment, interest and money by Keynes, guerilla warfare by che guevera and a book on body language.

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    khmohsinposted 12 years ago

    I have a keen interest in reading book related to literature and Biology but in these days I am reading the translation of Holy Quran in which God talks to humans. It's the nice thing to consider God Almighty orders.

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