What are you reading currently?

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Unbroken Laura Hillenbrand

[DocMarvin362]

still reading BB&B. Damn, this is a good book.

How does it end?!?!

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Just finished this book about WW2 vet. A truly remarkable story about his life. Highly recommend if you enjoy history from this time period and can appreciate the true grit and the peaks and valley's of a truely remarkable life. Well written.


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QUOTE=ddgravy;1137219]Unbroken Laura Hillenbrand[/QUOTE]

[Dawg04]

Just finished this book about WW2 vet. A truly remarkable story about his life. Highly recommend if you enjoy history from this time period and can appreciate the true grit and the peaks and valley's of a truely remarkable life. Well written.

Unbroken Laura Hillenbrand

Great book - read it last winter. Also Highly recommend - Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing
and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10

[ddgravy]

I too have read Lone Survivor and it too is very,very good.

[inudesu]

I just finished Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and really liked it. I had read a couple of other books by John le Carre and while they had their moments I kind of wondered how he got such a strong reputation. This one crushed the other two. Really strong spy novel, and the movie just came out (book was written in the 70s I think).

http://www.avclub.com/articles/tinke...ier-spy,58355/

[sportdawg]

Just picked up John Grisham's The Litigators. I will start reading next week. I'm a huge Grisham fan.

[LABulldog]

Just bought the latest two Dirk Pitt novels from Clive Cussler. Hope they're as entertaining as most of his earlier books.

[Ktulu7]

I just started on "Elantris" by Brandon Sanderson. I blew through the first 90 pages in what seemed like about 20 minutes, because it was that interesting. I'm really likin' it thus far.

[RhythmDawg]

Entreleadership by Dave Ramsey. Fantastic.

[inudesu]

I haven't read Hunger Games, but I think I saw that a former classmate/current fantasy football league member of mine was cast as a bad guy in the movie versions.

[dchi72]

I just started on "Elantris" by Brandon Sanderson. I blew through the first 90 pages in what seemed like about 20 minutes, because it was that interesting. I'm really likin' it thus far.

Try Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. Sanderson is finishing it off since the author died. He gave Sanderson all his notes and audio recording to finish the series.

[inudesu]

Try Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. Sanderson is finishing it off since the author died. He gave Sanderson all his notes and audio recording to finish the series.

I made it through 5 or 6 of those back in the day, but it just got too soap-operaish for me (from what I remember).

[inudesu]

Trying to read the (Pulitzer prize winning!?!?) A Confederacy of Dunces right now. It's not quite living up to its reputation of being hilarious (or funny at all).

[arkansasbob]

Trying to read the (Pulitzer prize winning!?!?) A Confederacy of Dunces right now. It's not quite living up to its reputation of being hilarious (or funny at all).

according to wikipedia, it was written by a toole and published by lsu. what did you expect?