What was the last book you read?

[Bei]

 

[ladyforsaken]

I haven't read the books but watched the series, awesome stuff! Bet the books are even better?

 

[Bei]

I haven't read the books but watched the series, awesome stuff! Bet the books are even better?

Yes, the hbo series is amazing but the book series so far is even more amazing of course. It took me a while to finish because I've already seen season one and two so I know who's going to die in book one and two. I just need to get to book three. I held off on watching season three until I catch up with the books. From all the facebook updates I can tell one of my favorite characters has a lot going on in season three. Khaleesi <3

 

[Bones]

^^^Awesome book and show.

(I read it during my breaks at work, but nothing prepared me for the RW - I was in shock since I have not read that far yet.)

 

[Bei]

^^^Awesome book and show.

(I read it during my breaks at work, but nothing prepared me for the RW - I was in shock since I have not read that far yet.)

I haven't gotten that far and I googled RW because I wasn't sure if I should know what that means. I'm not there yet! :club:

I'm okay, nothing is ruined for me. xD

 

[ladyforsaken]

Yes, the hbo series is amazing but the book series so far is even more amazing of course. It took me a while to finish because I've already seen season one and two so I know who's going to die in book one and two. I just need to get to book three. I held off on watching season three until I catch up with the books. From all the facebook updates I can tell one of my favorite characters has a lot going on in season three. Khaleesi <3

Awesome! I might catch the books some time.

I've always wished I could have pet dragons like the Khaleesi

 

[annik]

 

[SophiaGrace]

You're all noobs. I read the entire series back on 2010 before it was popular.

 

[cicerolion]

A Light in August by William Faulkner

 

[TheHydromancer]

I pretty much read at least one book per day, but usually it's a book I've already read a few times.
The latest book that I finished reading for the first time must have been A Country Doctor's Notebook by Mikhail Bulgakov. Not in the original Russian, of course.

 

[LoveAsArson]

Neil Gaiman's newest, The Ocean at the End of the Lane.

 

[Peaches]

An adult child's guide to what is "normal" John and Linda Friel, very good

 

[lonelyfairy]

It was interesting book, I liked it.

 

[theOptimist]

Fevre Dream by George R. R. Martin. Liked it

 

[annik]

 

[onlysoul]

Metro 2033 I really like it

 

[MTrip]

This:

Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue...

The only real drawback to the book is that the author thinks that cranks serve a constructive purpose in our country. They do not. The effects they've had on our politics, education & government show what happens when extremists & dingbats are not censored, silenced, or deported, as they should be. But other than that, the book is an enjoyable read. I love the author's acid wit & familiarity with American history! It's also a short book...great for those of short attention spans.

 

[simhthmss]

either/or part 2 Kierkegaard

 

[khaoz_ferox]

I'm Not Sam - Jack Ketchum

 

[MTrip]

Just started in on The End of Oil, by Paul Roberts. Highly recommended for those who want to know the real prospects for satisfying future energy demands.