Thread: Last book you read?

is that the one with the carnivorous suitcase? ;D

last book i read was blood meridian by cormac mccarthy. it takes place in 1850ish in the american southwest & mexico. it focuses on three people in a band of indian hunters. each person has their own draw.... very good.

and now i'm reading independent nation by john avlon. it's about america's partisan politics and how stupid they are. it's great. it's also a very old theory that people tend to disregard... "extremists are never right."

next on the block is the devil in the white city by erik larson. it's about 2 people in chicago during about 1890... one being the architect picked to design the world fair and the other being a murderer that lured people to the world fair to kill them. mwhaha, it's good stuff, i already read 2 chapters to see how it read.

Originally posted by adidas
is that the one with the carnivorous suitcase? ;D

Luggage? Nope, but I think all those stories with Rincewind and Luggage are the best ones of his work.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Mark Twian rocks my socks off!

Last one I finished from cover to cover: "Crime and Punishment"

And now I'm writing a friggin long paperon on it that's due tomorrow and then I have to write another stupid paper that's due tomorrow as well.

*cries*

Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child 'Still Life with Crows'
An excellent thriller, kept me guessing till the last chapter, when i figured it out!
It's about a serial killer, but not in the usual sense.
I borrowed it off someone while i was in florida, and had to bring it back with me, so i could finish it! I'm going to have to mail it back to them. did a search in my local library on them, and they have nothing under that name, will have to get my friend to mail me the rest of them!

Anne Rice's "Memnoch: the Devil" and Arnold Schwarzenegger's "New Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding"

Recommend them both. 8)

My last book was "The catcher in the rye" and it had it's moments and I guess I recommend it, but be aware it has it's very slow moments too.

Seth Speaks
The Eternal Validity Of The Soul
by Jane Roberts

The last book I read was "Stranger in a Strange Land" by Robert Heinlan

Rule of the Bone by Russell Banks

It was...meh.

I just finished "Starship Troopers" by Robert Heinlan. I'm on a Heinlan kick......He's just an awesome writer...

The last book I read was Faerie Wars.

I'm currently reading Lion Boy.

I don't know the authors, since both books are elsewhere right now..

I finally finished "Fool's Fate". Man, do I love Robin Hobb! But I'm sad to see the story end But alas, all things can not be forever.

Now, I've got so many to choose from, I don't know where to start!

I just finished "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint Exupéry.

Wow..............................

Myst, the book af Atrus.

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Originally posted by Gwendolyn
I just finished \"The Little Prince\" by Antoine de Saint Exupéry.

Wow..............................

Ooh, I really really like that book. Even though it's a story, it's a very deep one. Gives you a lot of thinking and has very much to say. It's just a great book, another book everyone should read whoever they are. The other one is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig

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Ooh, I really really like that book. Even though it's a story, it's a very deep one. Gives you a lot of thinking and has very much to say. It's just a great book, another book everyone should read whoever they are. The other one is Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance by Robert M. Pirsig[/b]

I loved, loved, loved the little prince. It was SO meaningful.

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Shit, that was a good book.

Anyway, I just finished reading Alvin Journeyman by Orson Scott Card.

"Scar Tissue", now I'm on "Parallel Worlds"

"Rebel without a Crew" by Robert Rodriguez. His day to day journal of making the movie "El Mariachi"

Hey everyone this is my first time posting on this site, im pretty sure it was The Wisdom Of Your Subconscious Mind by John K. Williams, anyone else read it?

The book im reading now and soon is finished with is "The Lucid Dreamer" by Malcom Godwin. Great book. Its a typical lucid dream book. My next book im looking forward to read is The art of dreaming by the famous Carlos Castaneda.

"The Dirt" by Motley Crue greatest book ive ever read taught me new uses for a cell phone and how to get to drive a cool car (if youve read it you know what im talking about)