What are you reading?

cowfishrule

Active Member
What are you reading?
I'm currently reading "South of the Pumphouse" written by the one and only Les Claypool.
It's supposedly his childhood set to a fictional story. So far, so good.
 

m0nk

Active Member
I have the first Dresden Files book "Storm Front" that I've been meaning to start... and also hope to re-read the Jurassic Park books again... but it's mostly just been programming manuals lately.
 

bronco300

Active Member
Breeder's Guide to Marine Aquarium Fishes by matthew wittenrich and was getting back into the Labyrinth by kate mosse..thats been put on hold again.
 

jtrzerocool

Active Member
alright guys...dont laugh...
i just finished the 6th(the half-blood prince) harry potter book...now im reading the 7th(deathly hallows)...

Great Books...
 

m0nk

Active Member
Originally Posted by jtrzerocool
http:///forum/post/2544817
alright guys...dont laugh...
i just finished the 6th(the half-blood prince) harry potter book...now im reading the 7th(deathly hallows)...

Great Books...
Yeah, actually I was going to mention I was reading the 7th again, but I was going to get through the first one I mentioned before getting back to those. They are great books.
 

isistius

Active Member
just finished another one of clive cussler's. i believe it was dark watch. i've almost completed the series.
 

florida joe

Well-Known Member
Atomic Lobster by Tim Dorsey if you live in Fl you must read every thing written by Dorsey or Randy Wayne White
 

sepulatian

Moderator
I am currently reading The River King by Alice Hoffman. I just finished The Dive From Clausen's Pier by Ann Packer. That was a great book.
 

alix2.0

Active Member
dante's inferno
night by elie weisel
a hellbound heart by clive barker (rereading)
if i die before i wake (forget who wrote it, too lazy to check) (rereading for history class)
 

robn70

Member
Finishing up Clive Cussler - Treasure and getting ready to read The pillers of the earth by Ken Follett. Then is back to the rest of the Clive Cussler's that my brother has sent me from NJ. Must be 20+ more in the box to read.
 

prk543

Member
I am re-reading "Annals of the Former World" by John Mcphee.
its about the geology of North America along interstate 80. It is a combination of 5 essays where he followed geologists across the country telling not only the history of the continent itself, but combines it with biographies of the geologists he travels with. That and he explains the technical in a way that everyone can understand...
yeah, I'm a big nerd like that.
Prk543
 
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