What are you currently reading v3
 

Fast Food Nation - Eric Schosser
A People's History of the United States : 1492-Present - Howard Zinn
Autobiography of Malcolm X - Malcolm X

No childish responses stating how reading sucks, you only make yourself look like an idiot and no one wants to hear it anyways.

der untergang-joachim fest

Nothing right now. I'm waiting for "Wolves Of The Calla" to come out in paperback. I ain't paying $30 for a fucking trade paperback. hake:

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just got it yesterday

I have 2 Tom Clancy books waiting for me to get around to them but I haven't had the time, the last book I read was The Cradinal of the Kremlin

im ilitrate.

Hardy Boys: The Secret of the Caves

Hardy Boys pwn face.

Nothing as of now but i'm getting around to the sequels of Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy.

Goosebumps: The Haunted Mask - R.L. Stine

^LOL


zombie survival guide

one flew over the cuckoo's nest

Scientifc American, yeah it's a magazine but it's still reading, damn good reading at that.I read alot during my school year and I can't think of much else I'd want to read.

HITLER 1889-1936 hubris.

laugh all you want but in a couple days i'll be reading harry potter

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I should read that.

The Dark Tower

"Riders on the Storm - my life and times with Jim morrison and the Doors" by John Dinsmore

and

"Hunting the Jackal" by Billy Waugh and Tim Keown

I just finished "Sophocles: The Oedipus Cycle: Antigone" (I didnt choose it, its a book I have to read for school) and in my spare time, if Im not reading magazines which is all I ever read, I'm reading Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six.

saw that at my friends house, read a few pagaes. looked interesting/funny

Nothing until friday when the new harry potter book comes out.

Kamikaze, The Story of the British Pacific Fleet, Stuart Eadon, Lieutenant RNVR.

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That book is full of nonsense, garbage, and trash talking for over 600 pages.

I've got 2 or 3 chapters left... Its a pretty good read. Although, the author comes across as a little creepy sometimes. eek:

Hear that book is amazing, whats it like so far?

the book of 94000 baby names.... oOo:

Its off the hook G. If you like Gladwell, read this. I bought this after I read Tipping Point, which is also very insightful.

Jurassic Park

Hardcover or paperback?

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lool does it matter

ps I have all of michael crichton books in hardcover...he is my favorite author..I just got done reading his newest book State of Fear a month or so ago.

Im not reading anything other than this.

just finished Chuck Palahniuk's Invisible Monsters
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This was one of THE best books I have ever read. 10/10

now im reading Chuck Palahniuk's Choke
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Good so far.

He's the author of Fight Club. He's the most amazing author I have seen. True brilliance.

"IQ and Human Intelligence" and "Reason and Responsibility". Yeah, I suck at life...

dont worry, im also reading "The Art of Loving" for my AP Psychology class.

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Just finished this.....

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....I have an interest as I ended up doing about 3 years of african american history (Slavery, Reconstruction to Civil Rights Movement), due to a school change (I repeated my junior year equivelent in a private school)....and also a special interest in this book as amazingly (finding out halfway into it), that this guy Tom Skinner (the writer: it's an autobiography) stayed with my grandparents (My grandpa was a baptist reverend at one of the most prominent churches in Christchurch) when he came over to preach in the 70s....

...Needless to say, I buzzed out to that......

Despite all of that, it's a thoroughly interesting read about how religion (christianity), when looked at in the right personal context, can really set even the worst people on the straight and narrow....I'm not chrisitian at all, it's not for me, but this book really put into perspective how important having faith can be.

I also read Band Of Brothers for the first time before that, and that is a GREAT book....

About to re-read War Of The Worlds, and then I'll probably read this book on the 28th Maori Battalion that I've been eyeing up.

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OMFG, me too. happy:

The Odyssey

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Good story.

it sucks though because i've seen the movie about 6 times, so I already know whats going to happen (its a Summer Reading book)