What Book Are You Currently Reading?

[quietlylooking]

Did you enjoy it? You can see him playing it on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/ZwJKGEWarAk

A weird book in some ways, the interleaving of the piano thread and the 'work' thread, but I enjoyed it.

I'm loving it so far!

Actually, it was that video that introduced me to the book. I played the Ballade in G minor (well, kind of played it) in my youth, and now I've been inspired to try to work on it again.

 

[suelove58]

Many Rivers To Cross by Peter Robinson

 

[EbersMoll]

Cage of Souls ~ Adrian Tchaikovsky

 

[johnnieblue44]

Cage of Souls ~ Adrian Tchaikovsky

The Fallen by David Baldacci.

 

[Booboobear84]

1636 The Vatican Sanction

 

[StarFlower83]

I Am, I Am, I Am by Maggie O'Farrell

 

[sally_sparrow]

I just finished Stephen King's Doctor Sleep, and have just started The Turn of the Key by Ruth Ware

 

[BaldAndHorny]

Just picked up my copy of 'The Room Where It Happened' from local library.

 

[Bewleybrother]

A day in the life of Ivan DeniSovich.

 

[Booboobear84]

Mutineers Moon by David Weber. A reread

 

[Gamine67]

The Underground Girls of Kabul - Jenny Nordberg

 

[AngelicaS1780]

A Moveable Feast - Ernest Hemingway

 

[BongoGal]

I started rereading The Plague by Albert Camus. I stopped because I remembered how much I was bored by it.

 

[legion1054]

Churchill

Churchill’s Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare by Giles Milton

 

[Chillygirl]

Freestyle: Maximize sport and life performance with four basic movements
By Carl Paoli & Anthony Sherbondy

and

The Darkest King
By Gena Showalter

Educational and vampire smut...it’s all about balance lol

 

[BlackCashmere]

Medical Medium by Anthony William...love it so far...

 

[sally_sparrow]

I read 3 books by Ruth Ware over the last two weeks. They read so quickly and had so many unexpected twists that I couldn't stop reading. I'm currently reading The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah.

 

[Orchidea73]

De vita Caesarum by Suetonius (Part 1 - Audiobooks)

 

[VoraciousValue]

Right now, The Two Georges, which is an alternate history of 1990's America where the Revolution never occurred. Written by Harry Turtledove and Richard Dreyfus (yep, that Richard Dreyfus).

Also reading a historical work, Valour Road, I think it's called, about three men from the same street in Winnipeg who all earned the Victoria Cross in World War One.

I'm a huge U.S. Civil War buff, and I recently got nice copies of the memoirs of both James Longstreet and William Tecumseh Sherman. Those are probably next for me.

 

[BaldAndHorny]

Little Secrets - Jennifer Hillier

 

[DarkSimian]

The Lost City, by Clive Cussler

 

[barefootgirl69]

Perfect Little Children by Sophie Hannah

 

[FunLi]

Writers & Lovers by Lily King

 

[CurvyAngel_2]

The Haunting of Bechdel Mansion. Mystery by Roger Hayden

 

[Chasingdreams]

The Bride Collector - Ted Dekker