What book are you currently reading?

[Carl]

The Sun also Rises 
Wow can these people drink!

[maeven]

Bart Simpson's Guide to Life (I bought it a while back and it caught my eye while I was moving stuff around in our bedroom the other day-it's too funny)

[Molden]

The Sun also Rises 
Wow can these people drink!

A great book by Hemingway! It has more of an F. Scott Fitzgerald flavor to it.

I'm currently reading "Full Catastrophe Living" a book on applying meditation/mindfulness to day-to-day life by Jon Kabat-Zinn. The title is misleading unless you've seen Zorba The Greek and get the analogy to his quote in the film.

I'm also reading "Storied Lives: Discovering and Deepening Your Personal Myth" by Craig Chalquist and Rebecca Elliott. A very succinct, and practical companion to Joseph Campbell's "Hero With A Thousand Faces" which is an extremely academic tome.

[Zardoz]

'The Invention of Tradition', A great book about how many "ago old traditions" are sometimes not really that old or traditional.
http://www.amazon.com/Invention-Tradition-Canto-Eric-Hobsbawm/dp/0521437733

[Tink]

One of my resolutions this year is to read more.  It's funny, but ever since I started teaching reading, I've done very little of it myself.

I've started Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and have several of the mash-up novels to read, including Dawn of the Dreadfuls (the prequal to P&P&Z), Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter, Jane Slayer, and Android Karenina.

I got a nook for Christmas, so I also want to go back and read/ re-read all the classics.

[Morgan Dreadlocke]

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

[Becky10]

Rereading Lamb the gospels according to Biff.
Its the only book ive ever seriously LOLed while reading

[appljx]

Started reading the Wheel of Time Series by Robert Jordan/Brandon Sanderson...hopefully I won't finish them before the last book comes out next year

http://www.amazon.com/Eye-World-Wheel-Time-Book/dp/0812511816/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1295189798&sr=8-2

[cowgrrl]

Rereading Lamb the gospels according to Biff.
Its the only book ive ever seriously LOLed while reading

It is hilarious.  'You can't give the meek a fruitcake'.

I'm reading the following:

-'Deeper than the Dead' by Tami Hoag (at home)
-'The Swan Thieves' by Elizabeth Kostova (at work/We have a daily reading time & the administration wants the kids to see us reading.  Oh darn, I have to read for 20 minutes every day at work)
-'Beautiful Boy' by David Sheff (audiobook/listening to in my car)

I love to read. 

[Merlin the Elder]

Rereading Lamb the gospels according to Biff.
Its the only book ive ever seriously LOLed while reading

It was/is the funniest book I have ever read. Tears, I would laugh so hard!

[Zardoz]

Working through my Christmas books...

For Non-Fiction;
Just finished "The Invention of Tradition" Ed. by Eric Hobsbawm it's a great book about how many of the traditions which we think of as very ancient in their origins were invented comparatively recently.

Next up; "Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right"  by Jennifer Burns

For Fiction; Finishing up "Blackout" by Connie Willis, and it's sequel "All Clear" is up next.

[Lady Pagos]

I just finished The Stand...for about the 6th time...
Now onto Port Mortuary by Patricia Cornwell

[KeeperoftheBar]

Fiction: "The Fort" by Bernard Cornwell
Nonfiction: "Infiltration" by Albert Speer (Yes, the Nazi)

[Celt_Skins]

I currently have three Fiction and Two Non-Fiction in the process of being read:

Fiction:

Doomewyte (a novel of Redwall, by Brian Jacques)
The Protector's War (a novel of The Change, by S. M. Sterling)
The Lost Symbol (by Dan Brown)

Non-Fiction:

Fire in the Head (a book about Celtic Shamanism, by Tom Cowan)
The Art of Happiness (by his holiness, The Dalai Lama)

Enjoy Reading!!!

~Keeper
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[Merlin the Elder]

I just finished The Stand...for about the 6th time...
Now onto Port Mortuary by Patricia Cornwell

Looks like we like the same sort of books!