What are you currently reading?

The Puppet Masters
Robert A. Heinlein

I gotta stop reading so much sci-fi.

Communion: Based on a True Story
By: Whitley Strieber

Catcher in the Rye

I do a lot of my "reading" by listening to audiobooks on my MP3 player. Audible.com has a subscription plan that lets you choose among several different players (I picked the Creative MuVo TX 1Gb, and it has done admirable service).

I've just finished the Terry Pratchett books currently available (up to Thud!), and am going through Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey-Maturin series once more. I'm also working my way through Pimsleur Spanish I.

In actual paper books, I'm reading Steven Jay Gould's I Have Landed, his last collection of essays, and I'm starting Adam Smith's The Theory of Moral Sentiments. I've been curious about "Adam Smith's other book" since listening to The Wealth of Nations.

Pygmalion

Started Dune. Hope to finish soon, since my library has the entire series in stock at the moment.

Still reading...

Communion: Based on a True Story
By: Whitley Strieber

Just started Angels and Demons by Dan Brown a few days ago, but everytime I start I keep getting interupted. lol

Another series my dad got me into: Chanur.

Currently finishing up Chanur's Homecoming, then just have Chanur's Legacy before having to move onto Cherryh's other works, or read about the humans in that universe.

A series of unfortunate events book 8 - The Hostile Hospital

Reading through all of them til I get the last one for my birthday.

Jack and Jill by James Patterson

Hoot by Carl Hiassen

The last book of the James Bond series, "Octopussy and the Living Daylights".
Peace.

Dune Messiah.

Finishing up Jack and Jill. Gonna read Catcher in the Rye again 'cuz I finallt bought it.

Just Finished "The End" by Lemony Snicket
Now starting to read "An Inspector calls" by J.B Preistly for school

Oh boy.

I'm reading The Odyssey for school by Homer.
Actually very interesting. Grab a copy.

Just finished Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett, and now I'm working through the four translated volumes of Barefoot Gen. Not a series for those put off by the horrors of war, because Nakazawa doesn't spare the reader.

Pygmalion

I use the term 'reading' loosely here but I've been looking at my good old copy of 'The World's Greatest Book of Useless Information'. Similar to those random facts you read on the internet except hopefully a bit more truthful!

e.g. "If all the gold suspended in the world's seawater were mined, each person on earth would receive about 4.5kg (10Ib)."

Interesting!

Great and the Secret Show by Clive Barker.
Haha! The sto'e finally got it in!

Heretics of Dune.

This is steadily going sour.