What are you reading right now ?

[Tatijana Peseta]

Just finished reading 'Rescuing General Patton' by Curtis Stephen Burdick and absolutely loved it! A great historical fiction book about WWII, I highly recommend it.

[Neshboy Aburi]

I am reading The Red Wave Imperative by Alan Schein. It is a pro-republican pitch for the re-election of republican candidates. It is very biased and controversial.

[Kanika Tandon]

I just finished rereading
The lost symbol
By Dan Brown. I simply love his writing and his books are so engrossing. If you arnt a Dan Brown fan, I will still suggest you his books

[Kallah_Sophia]

I am actually doing research for a story I am writing in the genre of horror/psychological thriller novel, involving a werebear with PTSD.

I'm starting with "The Werewolf Book" by Brad Steiger. I'll also be reading books on animal behavior as I want the werebeasts to behave in the same way as their "normal" counterparts. I got sidetracked recently with Cassandra Peterson's biography, "Cruelly Yours, Elvira," but getting back on track before the weekend.

[Paluk Pathania]

I'm reading 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz' by Heather Morris.

[Ananya Srivastava]

Anyone reading Physiology by Linda Constanzo?
But reading for fun, I've been reading The Invisible Man by H.G Wells

[Bhaskar Rogha]

I'm reading the first book in Twilight series. It is obviously fun.

[smythemilie]

I have just started reading The 100 series. I am on the second book, Day 21. So different from the tv show and I am enjoying it immensely

[Oluwatosin O 10]

Just finished reading "How to be Successful", by M. Curtis McCoy. I strongly recommend it to people interested in becoming successful (that is all of us right there).

[gregs317]

I'm currently reading"The 30000 mile cat: Travels Across America", by Ginnie L. Hansen.

[Natalie Qhineba]

I am currently reading Unveil your Intimate Self by Elena Georgiadou. It's a book about finding yourself. Quite interesting!

[Suzer6440 xyz]

Rock, Paper , Scissors! I have heard great things about this book. I’m toward the end and I’m just not getting what everyone loves so much about it..

[BookishWorld]

I may have been too late in coming across this thread. However, it's interesting to know what others are up to and why. My answer: it's this discussion. Happy reading to all of us!

[Mountainbreeze23]

'The Song of Achilles' by Madeline Miller for fun.
And 'Fields of Blood' by Karen Armstrong to learn from.

[urrutiap]

October is coming up. I got the The Nest book ready to go for reading along with Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire