What are you currently reading?

[IrieIrie]

Well a couple weeks ago I finished The 15 Biggest Lies in Politics by Major Garrett and Timothy J. Penny. It was a little outdated as it was published in 1998 but it had some good points.

Then last week I read The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison in a single day, about 6 or 7 hours. I just got into it and I actually really liked it. I'd recommend it to everyone especially anyone really into good literature as there are so many things to analyze and think about even after you finish it.

Now I'm about to start The Things They Carried By Tim O'Brien. That one should only take me a day or two so when I finish it I'll report back on what I thought of it.

[silkyblue]

10-4!

The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison

good choice good book

Toni's a bad ass

[215helpsme]

Overthrow by Stephen Kinzer

read it, its great if your into history of course

[DaBudhaStank]

Belgarath the Sorcerer by David Eddings. This will be the....third time, I think, reading it. That is, after reading the previous ten books each time as well. Then it's just Polgara the Sorceress and, if I feel bold, the Rivan Codex. Fantasy is numero uno as my favorite genre, and David Eddings is definitely up there with George R.R. Martin, Tolkien, and R.A. Salvatore.

[DaBudhaStank]

Zombie Survival Guide - Max Brooks

The most important book anyone can ever buy.

[IrieIrie]

good choice good book

Toni's a bad ass

I agree. Her writing style was like nothing I've ever read before and I really liked it. I'm thinking about getting more of her books. Do you have any recommendations?

[rebgirl420]

Haha you never know man.

That book can save your life when Zack comes knocking on your door.

[CannabaCharlie]

John Updike - Rabbit Redux. Just finished Peyton Place, Rereading Neil Postman's Amusing Ourselves To Death.

[rebgirl420]

I was recently pondering whether or not to re-read The Stand again. It's one of my favorite books, however it's pretty damn lengthy.

[stinkyattic]

Man, I love 'Amusing Ourselves To Death'. It should be required reading for everyone- especially parents!!!

Im currently reading a stack of books and magazines on mid-century and modern design. I've got a renovation coming up! Woo hoo!