What book are you reading?

I think we used to have a thread like this, but eh...it's dead so.

I'm reading Clive Barker's Weaveworld now for the third time.

 

Eh, Lenin's "State and Revolution"

And I should probably finish my half-read "Catch 22" and Nick Hornby's "How To Be Good" sometime.

 

I read How to be good about 3 months ago. Even though the book is not big at all I had some trouble getting through it. It's an alright book, not very special or anything.

 

I still haven't quite finished reading Northanger Abbey. I think I've read pretty much all of Nick Hornby's books, they're good. The last book I finished was Dubliners which was for my English course.

 

Yeah, How To Be Good is pretty alright but I don't think it can be as good as "High Fidelity".

Dean, have you read Fever Pitch as well? I got that one by mistake, but after all it was great for a football book, haha.

 

I've been dusting up some old favorites and reading them again just for the hell of it.

The Westing Game (holy crap!) by Ellen Raskin
Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card

 

It's this book called the Bible by God.

 

I'm reading

Pema Codron - The Places That Scare You (It's not long but kind of hard to understand)
and rereading
Ring by Koji Suzuki (Ring, Loop, And spiral are some of the best mystery/horror books I've ever read)

 

Halo: Ghosts of Onyx by Eric Nylund

 

Yeah, that was the first of them that I read, I think.

 

Alex Garland's - The Beach

Read it about 30 times

 

Oh yeah, I still haven't read all of the first volume of the Buddha manga yet even though I got it at Xmas 2006.

 

Robin Hobb - The Liveship Traders Trilogy

 

Im Reading Halo: Ghosts Of Onyx ( I Really need to finish it)

 

I was reading American Psycho but I couldn't get through the descriptions of everyone's clothes. I told myself if he did it one more time I'd stop, also I didn't have time to read it after that.

 

I've just started re-reading Rising Sun by Michael Crichton. I've read it 14 time already but this is one of my favorite books of all time. I'm taking a break from the other book for now.

 

I never understood that, reading 2 books at the same time. I mean, if I read a book my whole mind is focused on it and if I would start a new book I would only get confused and I'd mix them up.

 

Same here.

 

For me it's not that hard to do. I've been multi-tasking in reading since I was really young. Reading The Dark Tower, I, II, and III, going from one to the other on the other hand was DAMN hard. I'll never try to read 3, 800+ page books at the same time again.