What are you reading now?

I'm reading "The Art of War" again. I love this book.

I am currently reading, "Lisey's Story", by Stephen King. I checked it out from the public library like half a week ago. And so far I have only gotten to chapter 2 or 3. But it is so good and I can't wait to finish it to see what will happen next. I am like you, reading is also one of my favorite pasttimes! I love reading!

i am reading "Who moved my cheese", for the 10th time, as far as my memory goes. and every time i read it, i find something new to be learned.

I'm currently reading Hannibal Rising by Thomas Harris. I've been wanting to read the book before I see the movie. I'm afraid I'll be disappointed in the movie though. I know after I read Hannibal and saw the movie I hated the movie. I hope they haven't done the same to Hannibal Rising.

i just started read The Narrows by Michael Connelly...i read every day too...i love reading in the bath tub...its so relaxing and actually private no interruptions..

Well, I'm reading "The Witness" by Julie Garwood. I have a lot of interests in what I read. I read almost anything, about everything. Also, I try to read just a little bit of the Bible everyday. It's always great to have some words of wisdom to guide you though the day.

I just read Bad Dreams by Iris johannsen not long ago. That was a great book. I am reading "Whispers" by Dean koontz right now. It is a great book so far.

As of this morning, I'm between books. I finished James Patterson's Maximum Ride: School's Out. Now I have three books left from my last stop at the library to choose from. I have to decide if I will read John Saul (Nightshade) or an author whose work I've never tried. Her name is Lisa Jackson. I picked up two books by her. One is called Shiver. The other is Deep Freeze. They sound pretty good, going by the jackets. Has anyone ever read her stuff?

I am about to finish Talk to the Hand by Lynne Truss. It is a book about the lack of manners here in The States and in Britain. It is a good read. It is funny and thought provoking at the same time. It isn't a long book so if you pick it up maybe you should pick up another book at the same time.

I'm currently reading On the Natural History Of Destruction by W.G. Sebald. It's extremely good, but also upsetting as it's a non fiction book about the air raids on German cities and towns and how the German people dealt with them. I just finished reading a passage about the zoo in Berlin which had me in tears. But as I said, it's a very good book.

After finishing reading the sequel to Domain, Ressurection from the author Steve Alten,now I am starting to read a novel recommended by a friend of mine, The Traveller by John Twelve Hawks, I am liking it very much, the book tells the story of the clash of two shadow organizations degladiating for power among themselves with two brothers stuck in the midle, i am eager to finish it.

I'm currently reading a book called Contest written by Matthew Reilly. It is quite a fast-paced book and it has been recommended by someone here on myLot. :)

Right now I am reading a book called Devil's Corner, by Lisa Scottoline. I think it is really interesting and I'm not bored with it at all. I really like the characters and the content of it. I can't wait to see how it all comes together in the end!

I haven't held a book since March- when I graduated...(school books, that is). Just yesterday, someone sent me an e-book. It's entitled "The Science of Getting Rich" by Wallace D. Wattles. Some friend gave it to me. I think it's gonna be helpful now that i'v just started on my journey after school. I really haven't read it much...just breezing through...skimming it over. It's kinda tiresome to read it onscreen than in the papers u know. E-books are kinda helpful but nothing beats the printed ones.

Since I publish a newsletter/e-zine for stories and poems it seems I only have time read the submissions for that.

Well I just finished re-reading "The Donovan Legacy" by Nora Roberts. It's a great series of books dealing with cousins who are hereditary witches and how they function in the real world. I am thinking of re-reading the Harry Potter books so that when the new one comes out I have them all fresh in my memory. I also want to find the books that the Dresden Files are based off and read those so will be reading something soon.

I'm currently reading Green Mars by Kim Robinson. I love reading, but it's hard to find the time lately. Too much stuff to do at work, at home, and at school. I'm swamped, and the book is at least a week overdue at the library. I hope i can finish it soon... Green mars is engrossing. It's the second part of a trilogy about the colonization and terraforming of Mars. Political battles, environmental terrorism, philosophical battles, it's got it all. I recommend everyone remotely interested in sci-fi or astronomy check it out.