What book(s) are you currently reading?

Just finishing: Gulliver's Travels
In the middle of: Catch-22
About to start: Frankenstein

Intensity: Dean Koontz

Next: I thought about twilightt books, I feel so left out =[

night by ellie whitle or somthing like that in school
and the five people you meet in heaven on my own. good book so far.

The Bible.

This week:
On the Dignity of Man - Pico Della Mirandola
The Prince - Machiavelli
The Praise of Folly - Erasmus
Utopia - Thomas More


Next Week
Doctor Faustus - Marlowe
75+ pages of Martin Luther (Not the king) and Calvin

In the middle of a book of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mysteries (Sherlock Holmes)
Dabbling around in a book of Poe (my favorite)
About to start either The Fountainhead or Ulysses
Dabbling around in Machiavelli and Plato
Reading Shakespeare for school

NCEA Level 3 Calculus revision textbook

Watchers by Dean Koontz.
Pithin, is Intensity sort of slow at the beginning? I want to know if that is Koontz's style.

The Extras- Scott Westerfeld
The Perfect Mile-
Just Listen- Sarah Dessen
Twilight(again)- Stephenie Meyer
The Runner and The Path- (not that good, barely about running, just some old guy who is trying to find the meaning of life...maybe i'll enjoy it when i get older and am more mature)
and i have to start a book for literature class next week

i hate reading more than 2 books at a time

The Joy of Running

whenhen wrote:Watchers by Dean Koontz.
Pithin, is Intensity sort of slow at the beginning? I want to know if that is Koontz's style.

Well, right now I'm only on page 11, haha yeah I just started. But I found its already a little intense so I'm going to say no.

runnergirl93 wrote:night by ellie whitle or somthing like that in school
and the five people you meet in heaven on my own. good book so far.

that was a good book, and sad.

Pinthin wrote:
Next: I thought about twilight books, I feel so left out =[

I was thinking about that too!

Now: "Truth About Forever"-Sarah Dessen
Next: "Just Listen"-Sarah Dessen, & maybe Twilight.

TRI_Love_518 wrote:In the middle of a book of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's mysteries (Sherlock Holmes)
Dabbling around in a book of Poe (my favorite)
About to start either The Fountainhead or Ulysses
Dabbling around in Machiavelli and Plato
Reading Shakespeare for school

Plato's Republic I assume?

What do you think of it / the prince?

My English teacher keeps trying to get us to read the twilight books. And to the topic starter I am still reading the 50/50 whatever book about that guy that ran 50 marathons in 50 days in 50 states. It has been a month and I only read 3 chapters.

I DONT READ BOOKS

runner_dude wrote:This week:
On the Dignity of Man - Pico Della Mirandola
The Prince - Machiavelli
The Praise of Folly - Erasmus
Utopia - Thomas More


Next Week
Doctor Faustus - Marlowe
75+ pages of Martin Luther (Not the king) and Calvin

That's what happens when you're a classics major. I'm assuming you're going to be either a lawyer or a prof?

Just finished:
The Scarlet Letter- Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ethan Frome- Edith Wharton
Fatal Cure- Robin Cook

Currently Reading:
The Other Boleyn Girl- Phillipa Gregory

Starting soon:
House of Mirth- Edith Wharton
another three books, but idk what yet

Books are overrated.

FinishingKick wrote:

runner_dude wrote:This week:
On the Dignity of Man - Pico Della Mirandola
The Prince - Machiavelli
The Praise of Folly - Erasmus
Utopia - Thomas More


Next Week
Doctor Faustus - Marlowe
75+ pages of Martin Luther (Not the king) and Calvin

That's what happens when you're a classics major. I'm assuming you're going to be either a lawyer or a prof?

We're now in the renaissance and reformation period of the program (it's basically an overview of western history and thought) so none of these are classics stuff, but you're right. My two career options right now are lawyer and prof.

baby got track wrote:Just finished:
The Scarlet Letter- Nathaniel Hawthorne
Ethan Frome- Edith Wharton
Fatal Cure- Robin Cook

Currently Reading:
The Other Boleyn Girl- Phillipa Gregory

Starting soon:
House of Mirth- Edith Wharton
another three books, but idk what yet

Just finished and starting soon as in a week at the most.

runner_dude wrote:

FinishingKick wrote:

runner_dude wrote:This week:
On the Dignity of Man - Pico Della Mirandola
The Prince - Machiavelli
The Praise of Folly - Erasmus
Utopia - Thomas More


Next Week
Doctor Faustus - Marlowe
75+ pages of Martin Luther (Not the king) and Calvin

That's what happens when you're a classics major. I'm assuming you're going to be either a lawyer or a prof?

We're now in the renaissance and reformation period of the program (it's basically an overview of western history and thought) so none of these are classics stuff, but you're right. My two career options right now are lawyer and prof.

That's basically the class I'm taking right now (we're doing the Enlightenment though).

the great gatsby

Hurdle-Gurl wrote:

Now: "Truth About Forever"-Sarah Dessen
Next: "Just Listen"-Sarah Dessen, & maybe Twilight.

i loved that book. Wes sounded like he was pretty awesome.


and deff. you shouuld read the Twilight series!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm soo in love with Edward

Pinthin wrote:

whenhen wrote:Watchers by Dean Koontz.
Pithin, is Intensity sort of slow at the beginning? I want to know if that is Koontz's style.

Well, right now I'm only on page 11, haha yeah I just started. But I found its already a little intense so I'm going to say no.

actually I really liked it, I started reading it at school and now I cant put it down.