Which Book Are You Currently Reading?

[Batman]

"The Long, Stiff Wood", by Hugh G. Rection

 

[Stitch]

"The Long, Stiff Wood", by Hugh G. Rection

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I want to see proof that this is a real book.

 

[Mellow Ezlo]

Re-reading the entire Captain Underpants series because

 

[Naruko]

The Goblin Corps by Ari Marmell.

 

[Salem]

A Dance with Dragons.

 

[Firice da Vinci]

I'm currently reading Iliad by Homer (Alexander Pope translation). Well, maybe I'm more like writing a dissertation on it. I have 16 pages worth of notes and I'm only six pages in. XD

 

[Batman]

Currently, I'm reading two books.

"Coalescent," by Stephen Baxter. It's the first novel of Baxter's "Destiny's Children" series, itself a sub-series in the greater Xeelee Sequence, an epic hard SF space opera series. I plan to read the entire Xeelee Sequence from beginning to end in chronological order, and "Coalescent" is the first book in the overall timeline.

"Writing Systems: A Linguistic Introduction," by Geoffrey Sampson. This book is one of the most authoritative books on the world's writing systems. It discusses writing, ancient and modern, and the linguistic science behind the different kinds of orthographic systems that have appeared and are currently used in the world.

 

[Naruko]

Eragon. ^.^

 

[Skunk]

A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin

 

[Batman]

I'm reading "Transcendent", by Stephen Baxter. It's the third book in his "Destiny's Children" series, but it comes second chronologically in the greater Xeelee Sequence.

 

[Jamie]

I'm reading "Transcendent", by Stephen Baxter. It's the third book in his "Destiny's Children" series, but it comes second chronologically in the greater Xeelee Sequence.

[video=youtube;Wmc8bQoL-J0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wmc8bQoL-J0[/video]

 

[Mudora]

I'm about to start reading "The Crucible" by Arthur Miller. I had to read three books over the summer for school, this being one of them. I haven't started any of the three yet, so I should probably get on it.

 

[Blackkirby]

I just finished the Inheritance Cycle (Eragon, Eldest, Brisinger, Inheritance) and now I don't know what to read. :S Any suggestions?

i couldn't finish that series it bored me and i dropped it

Im reading brave story by [insert crazy Asian name here]

 

[Firice da Vinci]

The Palmer Method of Business Writing by A. N. Palmer. I read/heard a few times that proper penmanship is useful for drawing and would like to test it out on myself. I am also reading A Splendid Exchange: How Trade Shaped the World by William J. Bernstein. It was assigned to the AP World History students as a supplemental reading. The teacher did not say whether or not to takes notes, but I am going to assume he does. I hope it doesn't get dry after the first few pages.

 

[TheRizardon]

I'm currently reading "The Maze Runner". I'm not that far into it, but it's decent.