What book are you reading right now?

Currently I'm reading The Stand by Staphen King. It's older I know but I just recently saw the movie and decided that I should have probably read the book first. I'm also reading 'A Brief History of Mysoginy' just because it looked interesting, plus I had no idea what it was so I thought that'd be the best way to educate myself.

I adored Freakonomics, or rather the first few chapters that I had read. I put it on the back burner a few months ago, because I had to study for finals and had completely forgot about it. I'll have to get back to it soon. Right now, I'm reading "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" by Milan Kundera. It's a novel set during the Prague Spring of the Czechoslovak Communist period and follows the lives of a man and the two women he's involved with. It centers around Nietzsche's concept of eternal recurrence, where each moment in time occurs an infinite amount of times and whether this phenomenon adds meaning to our lives or emphasizes the pointlessness of it all. I'm not entirely sure what to think of it; I've only started the first few chapters, but I like the simple flow of it so far. Since I'm on holiday break, I'll probably have more time to read it. P.S. I love the idea of a book club discussion. I'm always looking for new books to read and love hearing the opinions of others.

I am reading 'The time travelers wife' at the moment. I actually went to see the film in the cinema when it was released which is actually the reverse order of how I prefer to do things but it was just convenient at the time. I have almost finished the book but it has been a great read so far!

Hi Jodylee, I just commented on the box above before realizing I didn't start my own. Like I mentioned, I just finished "The Art of Racing in the Rain" by Garth Stein. Really good book, easy flow and insightful. I'm reading, "Undone" by Karen Slaughter right now. She's really a good author. Intense and well-written, mystery, murder, mayhem type of book. I'm midway through it, so I'll let you know how it ends, I mean how I like it, not the ending of the book. That would spoil everything! I have not read Freakonomics and will see if I can find it at the library. I just got two books (as gifts) - Harlan Corbin (excellent writer) and John Sandford, also really good. I have read both already so I'm going to return them for something else. But both authors are incredible, if you like the murder/mystery genre.

Right now, I'm a little more than half way through Pride and Prejudice and Zombies- the original text by Jane Austen with Seth Grahame-Smith's additives. w

I just finished "The Time Traveler's Wife" by Audrey Niffenegger. I did not care for it at all. It is about a guy who randomly travels back and forth through time and the girl/woman he seems to find a lot and chooses to spend his life with. I found it very hard to follow, and the writing quite choppy. I would not recommend it, though I know that a lot of people have read it recently with the movie coming out based on it.

I am reading the book Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer, the third book of the Twilight saga. I have been looking for this book since I finished reading New Moon. Took me a month before I finally found a copy in the local bookstore.

Well, I just finished reading a romantic novel of Cecelia Ahren called " PS I LOVE YOU". It was a lovely book with a very sad and nice story. I guess I would count the book as one of the best books I have ever read.

Right now i am reading the associate by John Grisham its okay but i have not got the i can't put it down feeling from it yet like i get when i have read some of John Grisham's other books but hopefully it will get better soon