WAYR: The Wrath of Grapes Edition

Tell us what you're reading and what you think of it!

I just finished The Grapes of Wrath by Steinbeck, and it was indescribably amazing. I couldn't recommend it enough.

I'll be reading The Lovely Bones next.

I'm not much of a reader...But I really enjoyed Zombie Survival Guide,I'm rereading it now.
If anyone has some good books about a zombie apocalypse,I'm open to the suggestion.

This thread. I give it a C+ so far for effort. :P

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Even though I don't agree with her philosophy, its a great book so far, even though I'm only about 250 pages into it.

I'm reading Sex for Dummies byDr. Ruth Westheimer. I don't really wanna talk about it. . .

Next I'll be reading Coming Out of the Closet and Breaking the Chains By Tascha Dresser. Can't say I really wanna talk about this one either. . . yet

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Even though I don't agree with her philosophy, its a great book so far, even though I'm only about 250 pages into it.

Grodus5

a little of this

The Wars by Timothy Findley

Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison

IB HL english ftl

You must tell me how TLB is. I'm interested in reading it myself. I just started "Skeleton Crew" by Stephen King last night. It's a short story collection and the first is "The Mist"aaronmullan

Just picked it up a few days ago. :)

The Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad.

It's a short book so I sould be done with it; however, I might find myself rereading it so I can get the main point of the novel. If I do get the main point, next book Les Miserables. :D

Insomnia by Stephen King. I'll be picking up The Eyes Of The Dragon by him next

I'm 40 pages into The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.Genetic_Code

I just read The Last Centurion by John Ringo. What an amazing book.

A Raisin in the Sun. It's rather entertaining and a nice look into history.

Insomnia by Stephen King. I'll be picking up The Eyes Of The Dragon by him next

wildjango64

La Alquimista, which in English is The Alchemist. I'm reading it for my Spanish class. Apparntly it's pretty famous.

Nothing yet, I'm still waiting for Gravity's Rainbow. The Mysterious Stranger and Other Stories and Ishmael: An Adventure of The Mind and Spirit to arrive.

Just finished reading Red Dragon, now I'm reading Silence Of The Lambs.

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. Even though I don't agree with her philosophy, its a great book so far, even though I'm only about 250 pages into it.

Grodus5

I was almost the opposite. I agreed with her philosophy most of the time, but didn't like the story as much because thought that most of the protagonists were arrogant pricks. That's just me though.

Maternity and Womens Health edition 9 by Lowdermilk and Perry

Its an ok read. The chapter called, Normal Newborns is a bit long and uneventful.

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, I really like it so far.black_tempest

[QUOTE="black_tempest"]A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, I really like it so far.majoras_wrath

[QUOTE="majoras_wrath"][QUOTE="black_tempest"]A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, I really like it so far.black_tempest

Storm of Swords, I'm about 1/3 of the way through. Just about as good as the first two in the Song of Ice and Fire series, so far.

And I'm just about done with Death From the Skiesby Phil Plait. The Bad Astronomy Blog is the only blog I read daily, and his book is just as enjoyable as his daily posts. I'd recommend it to anyone who's into pop-science books.

I really like the Pendragon books.

I really like the Pendragon books.

Razor-Lazor

Grapes of Wrath was awesome. It was probably the only book in my HS English class I actually enjoyed.Tauruslink

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I really like the Pendragon books.

I got into the Percy Jackson & the Olympians series :P