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Caleb1117 wrote:Quran.

This could take awhile.

As in the Muslim holy book? Cool.

I just started reading Liberty & Tyranny by Mark Levin. I read the first three chapters then I got distracted for a while but now I'm back on track.

Nova Hawk wrote:

GangsterJawa wrote:

RogueKnight wrote:

Dohnutt wrote:The Bible! Matthew, to be more exact!

Romans is what I'm currently on.

Proverbs. Reading through OT...

Ah, good book. I just finished reading through that a couple weeks ago. I think I'm gonna start in either Ephesians or James.

I'm also reading Matthew.

Additionally, I've been reading Roots lately. Kind of depressing.

Finished the Crucible. Still trying to get hooked on Walden. I'm waiting for that point where I'll just stop going anywhere without it until I finish. But for now, just biting off small pieces.

Grev wrote:Finished the Crucible. Still trying to get hooked on Walden. I'm waiting for that point where I'll just stop going anywhere without it until I finish. But for now, just biting off small pieces.

The Crucible? As in the play by Arthur Miller?

Anyways, I've finished a book on the UN, and now I've started reading the Dark Nest trilogy - all collected in one volume. Seriously.

Ping wrote:

Grev wrote:Finished the Crucible. Still trying to get hooked on Walden. I'm waiting for that point where I'll just stop going anywhere without it until I finish. But for now, just biting off small pieces.

The Crucible? As in the play by Arthur Miller?

Anyways, I've finished a book on the UN, and now I've started reading the Dark Nest trilogy - all collected in one volume. Seriously.

Yup, Crucible the play.

Fierfek wrote:

Nova Hawk wrote:

GangsterJawa wrote:

RogueKnight wrote:

Dohnutt wrote:The Bible! Matthew, to be more exact!

Romans is what I'm currently on.

Proverbs. Reading through OT...

Ah, good book. I just finished reading through that a couple weeks ago. I think I'm gonna start in either Ephesians or James.

I'm also reading Matthew.

Matthew seems to be the popular book right now. I think Mark, Luke, and John are getting left out... maybe I'll read one of them to not make them feel left out.

What Do You Care About What Other People Think? by Richard P. Feynman

Nova Hawk wrote:

Fierfek wrote:

Nova Hawk wrote:

GangsterJawa wrote:

RogueKnight wrote:

Dohnutt wrote:The Bible! Matthew, to be more exact!

Romans is what I'm currently on.

Proverbs. Reading through OT...

Ah, good book. I just finished reading through that a couple weeks ago. I think I'm gonna start in either Ephesians or James.

I'm also reading Matthew.

Matthew seems to be the popular book right now. I think Mark, Luke, and John are getting left out... maybe I'll read one of them to not make them feel left out.

Give John a try. Its rather unique, in that its more focused on Jesus then the others, as John was his favourite disciple and knew him better. We've just finished reading that as a family ourselves. We just moved on to 1 Corinthians, which seems like a pretty good book.

In more fictional terms, i've just been reading some Raymond E. Feist books. Although they're pretty old, they're still really good books. Definitely worth a read if you like a little bit of magic and other worlds....

lucasfart wrote:In more fictional terms, i've just been reading some Raymond E. Feist books. Although they're pretty old, they're still really good books. Definitely worth a read if you like a little bit of magic and other worlds....

Read the Myth series by Robert Asprin, if you like that kind. Only word of warning is that a few of the books have some... suggestive content, although nothing explicit.

This thread.
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OKAY, I'm sorry, but it had to be done.


Right now, the book I'm reading is Skin, by Ted Dekker. Pretty neat stuff.

Valthero wrote:This thread.
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OKAY, I'm sorry, but it had to be done.


Right now, the book I'm reading is Skin, by Ted Dekker. Pretty neat stuff.

kinetosimpetus wrote:Currently this instant Im reading the very words I'm typing...

it has been done

The grapes of wrath its pretty good.

To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

And English teachers are trying to encourage students to read more on their own? Hah.
Because of English teachers reading is only an unpleasant memory for me.

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

And English teachers are trying to encourage students to read more on their own? Hah.
Because of English teachers reading is only an unpleasant memory for me.

Then again, teachers give good insight on books. I never would've liked One Flew Over a Cuckoos Nest as much as I do now had my teacher not opened my eyes to all it's intricacies. Then again, all my schools English teachers are awesome.

Grev wrote:

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

And English teachers are trying to encourage students to read more on their own? Hah.
Because of English teachers reading is only an unpleasant memory for me.

Then again, teachers give good insight on books. I never would've liked One Flew Over a Cuckoos Nest as much as I do now had my teacher not opened my eyes to all it's intricacies. Then again, all my schools English teachers are awesome.

Heh. I have good memories of conducting "Interviews" of characters in books such as Smaug the dragon, in the hobbit, and romeo from....what do you think? Some of the guys are a crackup with theirs, making comercials in the middle of things like calulators and whiteboard cleaner ahh good memories

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

And English teachers are trying to encourage students to read more on their own? Hah.
Because of English teachers reading is only an unpleasant memory for me.

It is a good book, but what your teachers are doing is probably going to detract from its greatness.

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

I had to read that for my lit class last year and so far it's the only book I've liked out of all the other books I've had to read.

Anyway, what I'm currently reading is: And

Nova Hawk wrote:

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

I had to read that for my lit class last year and so far it's the only book I've liked out of all the other books I've had to read.

Anyway, what I'm currently reading is:

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And

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I've never played TFU, but i loved that book. Its got a pretty good storyline. Also, never seen that RA cover, is it a new one?

lucasfart wrote:

Nova Hawk wrote:

redgroupclan wrote:To Kill a Mockingbird.

It seems like it'd actually be a good book. Too bad I get interrupted practically every 5 sentences to add a new character to the character list I have to make. Then after that I have to do a journal response for each of the 5 chapters I read at a time. Only to be congratulated with a quiz afterwards.

I had to read that for my lit class last year and so far it's the only book I've liked out of all the other books I've had to read.

Anyway, what I'm currently reading is:

Hidden/Spoiler:

And

Hidden/Spoiler:

I've never played TFU, but i loved that book. Its got a pretty good storyline. Also, never seen that RA cover, is it a new one?

Ya, it just recently came out to the U.S.