What are you reading?

i just finished reading dan brown's novel called Deception Point. its really a great book to read if you're into a thriller novel.

ooh..everyone seemed to read heavy books in here..i have a thesis to do so i'm reading something light right now..i'm reading japanese comic called "Crayon Sinchan" now. it's a funny story about a kid named Crayon, almost same like Dennis the Menace.

I am reading a book titled "Inside 9/11" . It is a very accurate account of how the terrorists that attached the Twin Towers on 9/11 trained and lived here in the US while they planned the attack and it gives accounts of what it was truly like inside those buildings from people who survived the horror of that day. It is an excelllent book and I am very interested in it. It was a gift from my in-laws at Christmas time as they know that I was very touched that day with the amazing heroic efforts of the firemen and policemen who entered those buildings knowing that they might not survive. Also, I love to read books like that. Ihave tow other books that I am hoping to read very shortly and I hope that I can finish this one by the end of the weekend. I am also going to be reading "In His Steps" as my daughter has to read it for her language arts program and I will be having to teach on it. I think it will be a good book too as it was writen in the 1800's and is still around today.

I read too much of novels This time I am reading Micheal Crinton's "The Next" And harry porters latest edition....I think these novels will take me away from computer games for more than 2 weeks...

My favorite book is by Jeffery Archer. I also love books read by Tom clancy and the likes, and also by Gerald seymour. I mostly like books that have a tech kind of nature, like those of Robin cook.

I am two chapters in to Barbara Erskine's "Daughters of Fire", her latest novel. I loved all of her previous books, especially Sands of Time - she writes very well, using a lot of historical detail but always with a mystical, spiritual or even ghostly slant. I also find that when my head is busy and can't settle, she's always a really good author to take off the shelf - she's so detailed you have to focus! Although I haven't got too far into the book it does seem very interesting and with a good tale, so yes, I'd definitely recommend it to friends! I picked it up at my local library - when I walked past the "new books" counter to get to the main counter, it just shone out!

I am reading yet another Karen Robards novel. I enjoy her writing and read any book that she has written. If you enjoy romance novels that sizzle, I highly recommend them.

I am currently reading "Strange Candy" by Laurell K. Hamilton. I chose it because Laurell K. Hamilton is one of my favorite authors. I like her Anita Blake and Merry Gentry series. This book is a book of short stories. I usually don't like short stories, but this one is all right. I'd recommend it if you are into horror and short stories.

Now i read again "Astrology,karma and transformation" of Stephen Arroio.This is a specific matery, so i will recomend it to people who share my interests. Most of the books i read now are specific.

Live of a Cornish Smuggler, very good, had it one my bookcase for some time. The Wisdom of Kahlil Gibran really like this Lebanese writer. A book on philosophy of Mind called Mindwaves, most excellent, on my bookshelf again. all the best urban

I'm reading "Gone" by Jonathan Kellerman. It is one of the Alex Delaware series of books. I am enjoying it, and would recommend it to anyone who enjoys mystery/thriller books.

I am starting a book called Slavery Now and Then by Danny Smith. I have not read much yet so I am not sure how good it is yet but it is basically about modern slavery in the context of the Transatlantic slave trade! I have been looking for this type of book since I discovered that the slave trade is very much alive and kicking! The idea of people profitting from the misery and suffering of fellow humans appals and sickens me!

Violin by Anne Rice and because she is one of my fav authors

I started reading The Forest House by Marion Zimmer Bradley yesterday and then the book I'm suppose to review showed up so I'll probably read that first and then go back to The Forest House. :) Before that I read a book on Cleopatra called When We Were Gods (or something like that). It wasn't too bad.

Although I love novels, right now I am reading a book called "Cobra II" which is a nonfiction account of how the US got into the war in Iraq and the planning at the Pentagon. It's a very disheartening book (as is the war) but it does show how Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld was managing things and imposing his ideas on the military (virtually preventing them from conducting operations the way they believed to be best at the beginning of the war). It shows, much like the current administration today, how disconnected from reality the planners were. I guess that I just had so many questions about the war and how the heck the US ended up in this mess, that I felt I had to read something. The book is written by a former general and a New York Times reporter. It's good, but a little dense.

I'm not much of a reader to be honest. I usually take ages to finish a book. That is, WHEN I finish a book! Hahaha! :) But lately I've finished Stephen King's Rose Madder. It was pretty cool. I usually like his books, as he is never very predictable and his stories are full of tension. It's not considered as one of his best books, but I liked it very much. Right now, I'm trying to finish Angels & Demons (Dan Brown). The first 70 pages were very exciting and interesting. Let's see how long I'll take to finish it! :D