Who enjoys reading books? And if you are name the book you are currently reading

breaking Dawn. Sorry.jjr10

The Fountainhead, by Ayn Rand (I hate Bioshock, I was just curious to see what's up with her books)

[QUOTE="jjr10"]breaking Dawn. Sorry.super_mario_128

what is breaking dawn?Jandurin

The Gunslinger by Stephen King (yes, still). I've gotten to the middle part of "The Slow Mutants" and things are getting really interesting.aaronmullan

The Gunslinger by Stephen King (yes, still). I've gotten to the middle part of "The Slow Mutants" and things are getting really interesting.aaronmullan

Currently reading "Dune".cametall

[QUOTE="Jandurin"]what is breaking dawn?super_mario_128

[QUOTE="aaronmullan"]The Gunslinger by Stephen King (yes, still). I've gotten to the middle part of "The Slow Mutants" and things are getting really interesting.Jandurin

Currently reading "Dune".cametall

[QUOTE="super_mario_128"][QUOTE="Jandurin"]what is breaking dawn?Jandurin

And she's meh to be honest. >__>super_mario_128

i read for pleasure, but i cant always get around to it depending on my work schedule at college. currently im reading "the world is flat" by friedman for class. its pretty interesting (even if friedman occasionally dramatizes an actual phenomenon, though the name of the book suggests so much).

the last book i read on my own was amerika by kafka. im hoping to read some camus once i get the chance.

i enjoy reading, i normally get about an hour a day at lunch to read.. currently reading 'atlantis found' by clive cussler

[QUOTE="aaronmullan"]The Gunslinger by Stephen King (yes, still). I've gotten to the middle part of "The Slow Mutants" and things are getting really interesting.Jandurin

I am currently reading Oblivion(a collection of stories) and Consider the Lobster(a collection of essays and what not) by David Foster Wallace. Have 2 , well actually 3-4 other books after that I will read.

I read constantly. Right now I'm reading Angels & Demons by Dan Brown; two days ago I finished George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones; the day before that I read Fight Club; three days before that I read Saint by Ted Dekker.

I love books.

Just finished Dune a couple of days ago, was going to read Dune Messiah but started Speaker for the Dead again instead (kept putting off re-reading it for some reason).AnObscureName

In Tull! I found that bit interesting enough, but I'm going by peoples word that this is the slowest book (by far) in the Dark Tower series.aaronmullan

I read constantly. Right now I'm reading Angels & Demons by Dan Brown; two days ago I finished George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones; the day before that I read Fight Club; three days before that I read Saint by Ted Dekker.

I love books.

Theokhoth

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

I read constantly. Right now I'm reading Angels Demons by Dan Brown; two days ago I finished George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones; the day before that I read Fight Club; three days before that I read Saint by Ted Dekker.

I love books.

Jandurin

I wondered that as well. It took about 2 and half days of reading it near enough constantly during the day before I finished it (I found it that good). Should go back and re-read. Eddard is awesome.AnObscureName

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

I read constantly. Right now I'm reading Angels Demons by Dan Brown; two days ago I finished George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones; the day before that I read Fight Club; three days before that I read Saint by Ted Dekker.

I love books.

Jandurin

No, that's the day I finished it, silly. It took me weeks.

[QUOTE="AnObscureName"]I wondered that as well. It took about 2 and half days of reading it near enough constantly during the day before I finished it (I found it that good). Should go back and re-read. Eddard is awesome.Jandurin

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="AnObscureName"]I wondered that as well. It took about 2 and half days of reading it near enough constantly during the day before I finished it (I found it that good). Should go back and re-read. Eddard is awesome.AnObscureName

I agree (though I think Tyrion's my favorite character), and no, Feast for Crows is the fourth book in the US. I'm glad we get Storm of Swords in one book here, but the UK covers of the books kick so much more ass than the covers for the US books.

Game of Thrones US cover:

Game of Thrones UK cover:

[QUOTE="Jandurin"][QUOTE="Theokhoth"]

I read constantly. Right now I'm reading Angels Demons by Dan Brown; two days ago I finished George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones; the day before that I read Fight Club; three days before that I read Saint by Ted Dekker.

I love books.

Theokhoth

No, that's the day I finished it, silly. It took me weeks.

[QUOTE="AnObscureName"][QUOTE="Jandurin"]I got halfway through the third book and stopped :cry: I should start over and see if I can get further this time.Theokhoth

I agree (though I think Tyrion's my favorite character), and no, Feast for Crows is the fourth book in the US. I'm glad we get Storm of Swords in one book here, but the UK covers of the books kick so much more ass than the covers for the US books.

I actually just finished rereading AFfC about three days ago. :D I am starting to get concerned that George R.R. Martin will never finish the series. :x

And I am currently reading Common Sense by Thomas Paine; it's amazing how much of what he says pertains to today.

breaking Dawn. Sorry.jjr10

I'm reading "H.P. Lovecraft's Book of the Supernatural" which is a collection of short stories he liked, not stories he wrote. After this it'll be a few random books that'll hold me over until May, which is when I'll begin re-reading the Harry Potter series.

The Great Gatsby- F. Scott Fitzgerald

Where's my Jetpack? A Guide TO the Amazing science fiction future that never arrived.

Daniel H. Wilson

I finished "A Game of Thrones" the other week now I'm just hoping for some money to buy the next one. Awesome read, I actually found myself picking it over playing my DS in bed. Right now I'm 3 pages off finishing "Empress" by Karen Miller, another fantastic book, but I've had little spare time to read it. When I'm done with that, I'm actually going to bother with Ann Rice's books. They've sat on my shelf for months since I rescued them from the bin, and I haven't picked them up once.

[QUOTE="jjr10"]breaking Dawn. Sorry.Morning_Revival

I agree don't be sorry honestly breaking dawn is the best out of the saga, and it's true most people that hate them haven't picked them up to give thema chance and it's sad it's like saying a game sucks before even trying it out (which I have found people here do alot...strange).

I just finished rereading the twilight saga to prepare myself for the next movie coming out to make sure it can stand up next to the book,but I haven't found anything new to read lately but that has to do with me buying my books before I read them and I'm broke right now.:(

I love to read but I haven't been able to read anything except books for school. I just finished Main Street by Sinclair Lewis for school and I thought it was SO boring.

breaking Dawn. Sorry.jjr10

im reading New Moon8)

I don't read that much, just whenever I get the chance.

Right now, I'm reading The Genesis Code by John Case.

I love reading. Currently im reading The Testament by John Grisham.

Btw, I like Arya and Jon Snow Jandurin

I do enjoy reading books. The book I am currently reading is Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century by P.W. Singer. Great book for anyone who is interested in robotics.

Buck_Hotep

gots to read that book

wasn't he on the daliy show?