Currently Reading (Take 2)- Page 2

[EVIE]

Posted: 4/1/09 at 6:13pm

Animals Make Us Human: Creating the Best Life for Animals by Temple Grandin.

[uncageg]

Posted: 4/1/09 at 6:14pm

Amazon appears to only have it in hardback. Barnes & Noble has both paperback and hardback. our local large bookstore can order the hardback. I may just order it online at Barnes.

[Mr Roxy]

Posted: 4/1/09 at 6:27pm

Swan Peak - James Lee Burke

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/1/09 at 6:39pm

Thanks, unc! I'm going to order it from B&N as well.

[little_sally]

Posted: 4/1/09 at 11:43pm

Franny and Zooey by JD Salinger

[BluCat500]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 1:18am

Currently reading Better by Atul Gawande, picked up his first book called complications on a whim at Borders one day and was suprisingly sucked into it, he has a very straightforward manner of story telling, which compliments the really "who knew" topics and storys he chooses...Its just an approachable look at medical ethics...I never thought I'd be so riveted reading about the polio vaccine, both books are highly recommend.

[Elphaba]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 1:53am

The Red Prince: The Secret Lives of a Hapsburg Archduke, by Timothy Snyder.......fascinating!

The story of Wilhelm von Habsburg (1895-1949)

Updated On: 4/2/09 at 01:53 AM

[spiderdj82]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 1:57am

Decided to put Neverwhere on hold and finish reading

THE HISTORIAN by Elizabeth Kostova



So far it is SOOO good.

[Elphaba]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 2:17am

Spidy, the Historian is great, read it when it first came out and loved it.

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 8:19am

Silver Shoes has been ordered! YAY!

[sally1112]

Posted: 4/2/09 at 2:33pm

Just started (on page 40) of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. It is hilarious! It is killing me that I haven't had more time to read these past few days.

[clever name]

Posted: 4/3/09 at 6:52pm

~~Really, Clever? Wally Lamb is usually so good.~~


I know, Sockard! I was hoping it would be as good as his other two, but it was long and boring. And I hated the ending. I actually skipped pages at certain points..and I wasn't lost in any way. That's not good.

Has anyone read The Tracy Fragments?

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/3/09 at 6:55pm

Sockard? Are you calling me a sock?

Kidding.....I know it was a typo....LOL

[clever name]

Posted: 4/3/09 at 9:33pm

lol! ..and I didn't even start drinking yet!! sorry, sTockard!!

[Plum]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 2:07am

My Evidence casebook. Good times.

The next Dresden Files book is coming out Tuesday, though, so hopefully I'll have a day to spare to read it in all its floofy glory. I miss reading fiction.

[skb2010]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 10:02am

The Book Thief

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 10:31am

skb2010, The Book Thief is FANTASTIC!

[skb2010]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 11:49am

basically. I'm only half way through because I have less than zero time to read it, and I'm in the middle of Gadsby for english. But I love Leisle and Rudy. They are so funny together.

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 2:08pm

It's funny because my mom brought it to the beach last year, and I didn't think I was going to like it at first. Ended up in love with it!

[skb2010]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 2:45pm

It was weird reading at first. The style is so different than what I'm used to.

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/4/09 at 3:04pm

I agree, very different.

[broadwaytourist]

Posted: 4/5/09 at 5:21pm

In the Eye of the Storm - Bishop Gene Robinson

[BudFrump23]

Posted: 4/5/09 at 5:28pm

The Lightning Theif by Rick Riordan and The Longest Winter by Alex Kershaw.

[StockardFan]

Posted: 4/7/09 at 6:44pm

Got my copy of Silver Shoes today! Need to finish a library book, then I'm starting it.

[clever name]

Posted: 4/7/09 at 6:57pm

I think I may read The Book Thief next. I've read two back to back sucky books. I really need a good one next.