Last book

Right now, I am still reading Garden of Beasts from Jeffery Deaver, it`s the first title that I am reading from this author, the story of this novel revolves around a hitman and takes place during the 1936 Berlin olympics, after a kind of sluggish start in the first chapters, I think now the story is gaining a good pace, and i am starting to enjoy it, I hope it keeps up.

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Piccoult. Read it in two days and found it to be an interesting read.

Wow, it's been so long I dont even know what the last book I read was. No wait, it was "Things that go on tracks, Puppies day At Play, Piggies Day at Play & I also read Horses Ride. I read all of those about an hour ago to my 2 year old niece. She loves for me to read to her. But seriously I cant remember the last time I read a book other then reading her kiddie books to her. I will have to find a good one & read it.

Yeah, it happens sometimes with school. I am reading the Chronicles of Narnia now. I am on a second one Prince Caspain.

i have been to lazy to read books now. the last i've read was the notebook by nicholas sparks. it was a really good read. although i wasnt too moved by the ending. im planning to buy more books and start reading again now that rainy season is coming.

I just finished A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. I love his sense of humor looking at everyday life.

Reiki:the Magic of the Touch. I have periods when read only books on specific topic. And it was my Reiki period. Now i plan to read again some of my astrology books. I am not a fan of the novels, then more-sentimental ones.

The last book I read was Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett. I love his books as he has a wicked sense of humour.

I finished reading "A fine balance" by Robinson Mistry 2 days back.

The last book I finished reading was "The Testament" by John Grisham. Now I am reading "Misty" from the wildflowers series written by VC Andrews. My mom reads Danielle Steel and really likes her books, but I for one have not read one of hers yet.

I've just finished to read the first part of "history of the mathematical thought" by Morris Kline. A friend of mine presented it to me and I liked it a lot. Long life to Leonhard Euler! bye

Ei, steerforth, I can fully relate with you because I am studying as well. But I was lucky enough to manage to squeeze in some reading time, albeit infrequently, during the last semester. The last book I've read was One L by Scott Turow. FYI, it's essentially about a struggling first year law student and his exploits, the rigors of law, and the nuances of law school. I must say that it's a good read. If you could, and if you have time to do so, just kindly check it out.