What are you reading right now ?

[JCinATL]

I've been reading books about work-related topics (Internet, communciations, etc.) instead of novels because my attention span is shot (so much for trying to read Dickens). And also because I had such a bad experience on "The Goldfinch" by Donna Tartt. How do you decide what to read next after that?

[cbmatte07]

My current book in hand is Tales of the Impossible-David Copperfield. The author alone intrigued me to look deeper between the covers. What I have discovered so far is a series of short-stories with an introduction from Mr Copperfield at the beginning of each one. A message from Dean Koontz (another favourite author of mine) indulging in the theory that an authors mechanism in creating a story for readers is similar to illusion, magic. I encourage you to read for yourself and dertermine if you feel the same.

[abhaavni]

Right now reading "Discover your destiny" by Robin Sharma........another great piece to discover your inner peace.....atleast till the time you really convert those mere readings into some action...!

Happy Reading!

[pandatoco]

Hiya! I'm currently reading the manga "Chobits book 1". So far it's pretty interesting. ^_^

[jennyw2015]

"Eat, Pray, Love" by Elizabeth Gilbert and I'm loving it so far. I didn't know there was a movie until long after I had started.

[Alkalune]

Lay me out softly by Francesca Lia Block on kindle

and

Starry night by David Levy

[Heidi76]

Crusade by Robyn Young, second book in the trilogy, an ok read.

[gali]

The Innocents by Francesca Segal.

[denise_burke]

Mineko: Book of Sisters

[novemberdays14]

I am currently reading Seven Years in Tibet. I had bought the book at Borders right before it closed and I was perusing my book shelf to read a book I haven't read yet and I found Seven Years in Tibet. I am almost halfway through it.

[jdheevee]

The Curious Incident of the Dog in Night-Time by Mark Haddon

It's for school, but it is interesting to see the point of view of an autistic protagonist.

[canste02]

I just recently finished The Hunger Games trilogy. I'm thinking of rereading The Giver, which I recently found out may be a trilogy as well. I'd be nervous to read the rest of the series if that's true. Anyone know anything about it?

[anahyy_t]

Today i went to the library and looked for a good book to read. I came across a book by Andrew Klavan called The long way home. I had not notice but its actually book two. I had only read the first four chapters. But so far its very interesting and mysteries. Hopefully i get to read the book tomorrow.

[ac9726]

Right now I cam currently reading looking for alaska by John Green

[pagenumber394]

the uglies by scott westerfield