What are you reading right now ?

[SenSen]

I started reading Witches of Lychford by Paul Cornell. I like it so far. And it is very short, perfect for an evening read.

[psg2109]

I have started reading Autobiography of Paramhans Yoganand ji.

Spiritual and thoughtful

[Sabi_10]

I am currently reading The Secrets of Living a Fantastic Life. Which happens to be the book of the day.

[gregs317]

I'm currently reading "Confessions of a Paris Potty Trainer", by Vicki Lesage.

Yes, you read that title correctly, lol.

[Fatima Saif]

Well, I am reading now the secrets to living a Fantastic Life. I am enjoying this book and suggest others too to read it.

[Avonlea]

I like to have at least two books on the go at any one time. One book for relaxing and one for learning.

For relaxing, I am currently reading A Woman of Substance by Barbara Taylor Bradford. I love a good costume drama. Having spent many an enjoyable Saturday afternoon watching the T.V. mini series based on this novel (starring Jenny Seagrove, Deborah Kerr and Liam Neeson), I have always wanted to read the book. I am enjoying it so far. The T.V. version appears to have stuck very closely to the original novel.

For learning, I am reading Essentialism The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown. I find this book really inspiring because it encourages you to stop trying to do it all and, instead, learn how to get the right things done. It encourages you to pursue the things that really matter to you in a more disciplined way. I highly recommend this book.

[grgmrn]

The Emperor's New Mind: Concerning Computers, Minds and the Laws of Physics by Roger Penrose

[Suzer6440 xyz]

I am reading The Half Sister by Sandi Jones (listening through audible) I am also reading The Reel Sisters and they are both two very different books but very very good

[shamayelnur]

I am reading Mixed Blessings by J.M.Muse. Honestly, I'm not really enjoying it ://

[Patnandi]

Am currently reading, The Lost Years of Billy Battles by Ronald E. Yates

[Kreads1]

I am reading to review "Chameleons" by Martin Wyatt, recently chosen as BOTD. I am excited about this one! In addition, I am about 1/3 of the way through Natasha Preston's "The Twin". Interested to see where that is heading because I have some speculations.

[Redlegs]

Now reading The Electric Michelangelo by Sarah Hall. Very good so far.

[jasperhedon]

I'm reading two books:

Offspring by Jack Ketchum. It's a sequel to Off Season. I'm three-quarters of the way through it. It's visceral. I'm an avid horror buff. I've seen, read, and written some messed up content. Ketchum still gets under my skin. I get queasy and that's rare.

The X by R. Derek Walker. It's a self-published book the author sent me via Twitter DM. I'm three-quarters of the way through on this one as well. It's very engaging and easy to read. As a father, it speaks to me as it's about a father seeking his kidnapped toddler. Leo's daughter, Xandre, is kidnapped by a violent cult called the "Reds" and is taken into the "Wild". Due to massive earthquakes the American government forced everyone to Move to the "Belt", a section of southern states, everything above is a lawless wasteland. It's an engaging and easy read.

Both are great and I recommend both.

[baha Ibrahim]

Currently reading How To Beat The Dream Stealers by David Mendenhall.

[Bluntone1]

I absolutely love to read. I read anything that sounds interesting. I am presently reading Kindred by Octavia Butler.
It's a science fiction novel by a Black author. It is quite interesting because it takes the main character from the present to the past. It also touches on the theory that if you step on a butterfly while in the past, it could affect the future! I highly recommend it