I'm reading Boneshaker by Cherie Priest.

 

Did read:

La orden del sol (sun's order) by Luna Marina Soler (local author).

Un mundo por descubrir (a world to discover) by Itsy Pozuelo. (local author that I had the chance to talk to personally).

I'm re-reading Edgar Allan Poe's tales.

New York - Edward Rutherfurd

House of Night: Burned (7)

 

I love this character Rephaim :)

Pete Townshend: Who I Am

 

:dazzled:

Tesco magazine (for real living).

 

July - August 2013.

 

I can hardly contain myself

The Life of Busybeeburns: An Unofficial Biography. I just got to the part where he starts Coldplaying.com

Mansfield Park. Even my gran would read something more manly.

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini

Far From the Madding Crowd by Thomas Hardy

Notes from a big country - Bill Bryson

The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood

"Le phare du bout du monde" of Jules Verne

 

Amazing book

Clockwork Angels - Kevin J. Anderson from a story and lyrics by Neil Peart

Tesco magazine (for real living).

 

July - August 2013.

 

I can hardly contain myself

 

:rolleyes:

A Man Without A Country by Kurt Vonnegut

 

It's probably one of the best books I've ever read; It's very thought-provoking.

Nicholas Sparks - 'Dear John'

Foucault's Pendulum-Umberto Eco

The Blind Assassin by Margaret Atwood

I just started Oryx and Crake and am loving it. Have you read that one as well?

I just finished reading Hannibal Rising. It's better than the movie. :awesome:

 

And now I am going to read In the Shadow of the Master: Classic Tales by Edgar Allan Poe and Essays by

Jeffery Deaver, Nelson DeMille, Tess Gerritsen, Sue Grafton, Stephen King, Laura Lippman, Lisa Scottoline, and Thirteen Others

 

I'm currently reading Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead.

 

It's an interesting philosophy, individualism. I still don't know whether to agree or disagree with Rand's take on that, but that won't stop me from reading the book. For me, it's a huge step out of my comfort zone, the genres I read.

Finished Tolstoy's "War and Peace". I guess I liked it, have to re-read it in order to express my thougts in detail. Not gonna do it that soon, though.

Just finished Inferno, Dan Brown. Enjoyed it. Has a few twists & turns.

Almost finished Pete Townshend: Who I Am, then I'm starting on The Perks of being a Wallflower again, I've lost count on the amount of times I've read it now. Definitely one of my favourite books in the world.

Thomas Hardy's "The Mayor of Casterbridge". Random choice in a bookshop, turns out satisfactory.