What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[Mo_Bandy]

What To Do When You’re Lonesome the Authorized Biography Of Justin Townes Earle

 

[BaldAndHorny]

Reckless Creed - Alex Kava

 

[mnbreastluver]

The art of braiding your pubic hair. By Harry Palms

 

[Purple_Fronds]

Non-fiction: Marylanders in Blue, The Artillery and The Cavalry by Daniel Carroll Toomey and Charles Albert Earp

Fiction: The Pawn by Steven James

I’ve got to ask how many books do you read in a year, I check this thread quite regularly and it seems like you’ve always got another couple on the go, it’s very impressive.

 

[Purple_Fronds]

Jingo - Terry Pratchett

It was a fellow lit member that had me try his books, she had told me how these were her favorite books ever and I was intrigued. I’d always read the back of the book and just couldn’t see where to start, I like weird but the description on all his books seemed particularly obtuse.

Anyway with some guidance of where to start this is now my fifth one, mostly the watch guard. In Jingo he doss a particularly good job of skewering the absurdity of human prejudice, and although certainly not planned on my part, it seems particularly appropriate for our current climate.

 

[Michael682]

The Fort by Bernard Cornwell

 

[BaldAndHorny]

Nash Falls - David Baldacci

 

[Paul_Chance]

Still working my way through “Outlaw Planet”. It kind of bogged down in the middle.

 

[barefootgirl69]

I'm going to start "We Used to Live Here" by Daniel Hurst.

 

[Dimented]

The Emperor’s Tomb by Steve Berry

 

[MorpheusLunar]

Steig Larson series was exceptional- looking for another to dive into

 

[Whiskeyjack]

"That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon" by Kimberly Lemming

 

[PotNoodle79]

Steig Larson series was exceptional- looking for another to dive into

Only the ones written by him. The others are terrible.

 

[ashesatwork]

I do audio mostly.. because of time lately

I just finished greenlights by Matthew McConaughey

I think im gonna starr the book of sheen today.

 

[PacificWaves]

Martin Van Buren: America’s First Politician
by James M, Bradly

The current step in my years-long journey to read a full length, well-researched, and widely acclaimed biography of each American president. I like biographies of interesting people (athletes, business people, survivors, musicians, etc) as a general category. Presidential biographies help me understand major events in US history through the lens of not only presidents, but their trusted advisors and cabinet members as well as their political rivals and the national press.

 

[Bacchus6153]

The Art Thief by Michael Finkel

 

[RDM97756]

I finished: she didn’t stand a chance.

Working on: Remain

Listening to: quicksilver by Callie Hart

 

[birdy]

I just finished The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray.

 

[MorpheusLunar]

Steig Larson series was exceptional- looking for another to dive into

Only the ones written by him. The others are terrible.

I haven’t read any of the “licensed others”

 

[PotNoodle79]

I haven’t read any of the “licensed others”

Really, don't bother. The OG trilogy is all you'd ever need.

 

[barefootgirl69]

I love when this thread gets active!

 

[JennyCapricorn]

_Fifty Plants that Changed the Course of History_ by Bill Laws

 

[dutifulrose]

Murder in the Drawing Room by CJ Archer

 

[JayAfterDark]

The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel” by Douglas Brunt.

 

[Breaking_Dawn_Fantasy]

The Exchange by John Grisham