![]() |
Quote:
I'm currently reading The Copper Promise by Jen Williams, it's cool so far |
Dawn of Swords, by David Dalglish. I was going to read his Shadowdance series, but I did a little research and discovered the Breaking World trilogy, which is set before them. I'm only about a fifth of the way through it, so I'm not entirely sure what to make of it, but the concept is quite interesting. Whether or not I'll take to any of the characters remains to be seen, though. Seeing the lengthy Dramatis Personae at the start of the novel put me off a little, although I've seen longer. Time will tell, I guess...
|
Leviathan Wake by James. S. A. Corey, in The Expanse series. Seems to be a cool read so far, so I'm gonna read it when I need to take a break from staring at code the whole time.
|
Recently finished Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami. I don't know what to say.. The story is surreal and the characters are peculiar in their own good way. It also focuses a lot on the inside and introspection of almost everything even the mundane. Will totally read another Murakami book if I got the time.
|
The Mysteries of Udolpho by Ann Radcliffe
|
Vicious by V.E. Schwab.
The premise and characters in this book are bloody amazing, and the writing is just <3 |
The Samurai's Wife by Laura Joh Rowland, first time I have enjoyed a book in a very, very long time, the writing is really entertaining.
|
One book I am reading is one of the Star Wars Republic Commando books by Karen Traviss. To be precise, it is Star Wars Republic Commando Hard Contact
|
I've just started reading David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell for a class I'm taking. It's a non-fiction book featuring stories of underdogs who "beat the odds" and succeeded. I have some small issues, but it's definitely interesting and I am, overall, really enjoying it.
|
Right now, I'm on page 167 in Les Miserables. Hugo is so detailed that it can be overwhelming sometimes. @[email protected]
|
Currently reading To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee
|
Currently reading The Essential Jung for a book report. ;; I enjoy Jung but having to cram in reading because i procrastinated isn't very fun, haha...
|
Currently I am rereading Star Wars Republic Commando Order 66 by Karen Traviss.
|
About to dive into book number three of Jordan's Wheel of Time. Pretty excited.
|
Quote:
What do you think so far, how do you like it? And are you, after having read two books, already hooked? @topic: I am currently reading the 7th and last book of the Dark Tower series, called The Dark Tower. This is also a series that has a lot of ups and downs - but it is not quite as long as Wheel of Time. ;) All in all, I enjoyed the series so far, and I can't wait to see how it will end. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Isle of the Lost by Melissa De La Cruz
I'm on this Descendants kick for some reason. Disney also announced a second movie sequel, and I'm really excited. <3 |
I just read " The Famous Five - Five Go Off in A Caravan " and " Catch us If You Can ". Both books have interesting adventures. :)
|
Currently I am rereading Star Wars Imperial Commando 501st by Karen Traviss. It is the last book in the Republic Commando/Imperial Commando series
|
I usually read two books/series at once, leisure and research, so here we are:
The Emperor's Soul, by Brandon Sanderson Hagakure: Wisdom of the Samurai, by Yamamoto Tsunetomo --- I'd also recommend Hagakure for someone wanting more accurate information on feudal Japan. Bushido is Christianized bull-hockey. |
I'm finishing up Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf for my British literature class, and I'm in love. Definitely going to read some more of Woolf's works when this class finishes and I have more free time for recreational reading.
|
I've just begun reading The Silmarillion by J. R. R. Tolkien and it is, as of yet, my favourite book. His style of literature and the way it is presented with such beauty, ceaselessly amazing, is what has me glued to it as I am.
|
Quote:
Currently, I'm reading Red Prophet by Orson Scott Card. It's the second book in the Alvin Maker series, which is a retelling of Joseph Smith's life set in a fantastical magical America. I simply adore the writing style of this series, which makes it sound like someone from that era is telling the story to you. |
Reading Fire and Ice by Erin Hunter
I decided on not re-reading the first book. XD Not only that, but I have the entire first series to read through now. ^w^ |
| All times are GMT -8. The time now is 3:42 AM. |
![]()
© 2002 - 2018 The PokéCommunity™, pokecommunity.com.
Pokémon characters and images belong to The Pokémon Company International and Nintendo. This website is in no way affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo, Creatures, GAMEFREAK, The Pokémon Company or The Pokémon Company International. We just love Pokémon.
All forum styles, their images (unless noted otherwise) and site designs are © 2002 - 2016 The PokéCommunity / PokéCommunity.com.
PokéCommunity™ is a trademark of The PokéCommunity. All rights reserved. Sponsor advertisements do not imply our endorsement of that product or service. User generated content remains the property of its creator.
Acknowledgements
Use of PokéCommunity Assets
vB Optimise by DragonByte Technologies Ltd © 2023.