What books are you currently reading?

1/23/2012 | William Eaton

[WilliamEaton]

What books are people currently reading? Any particular fiction or non-fiction of note? Any recommendations from some recent reads?

I just downloaded the novel Hunter by Robert James Bidinotto for my kindle. It's an indie novel and has received good reviews on Amazon. Will report back once I finish up.

[Grunthor]

“What books are you currently reading?”

Hebrews and James. ;o)

[madmominct]

Ameritopia by Mark Levin - a must read if you want to understand the philosophical underpinnings of statism, as compared with individual freedom. Excellent for right now!!!

[madmominct]

Ameritopia by Mark Levin - a must read if you want to understand the philosophical underpinnings of statism, as compared with individual freedom. Excellent for right now!!!

[Krankor]

Just finished King Rat by James Clavell. It’s an old book, but I highly recommend it. Just started The Kite Runner, so far very good.

[rfreedom4u]

Will be finished with The Last Days of Socrates in a couple days. Then I will read Codeword Barbelon.

[kevao]

After watching BOR tonight, no Ann Coulter books for me!

[mamelukesabre]

I’ve been on the first chapter of “The girl with the dragon tattoo” for over a month now.

[hinckley buzzard]

Donald Rumsfeld, Known and Unknown, memoirs.

Forrest McDonald, Novus Ordo Seclorum The Intellectual Origins of the Constitution.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Who will tell the people?” by William Grieder

[savagesusie]

I just read The Hunger Games Trilogy. Not profound, not even great, but I thoroughly enjoyed the dystopian fiction. Fun!

I am reading “The Great Chief Justice: John Marshall and the Rule of Law” right now, and it isn’t as fun as the above, but it is interesting.

I have to intersperse the books I read-—light/heavy etc. Otherwise, I would not be the cheerful optimist and fun person that I am ; ) ....

[Old Sarge]

“The Lord of the Rings” by J.R.R. Tolkien.

[matt1234]

I just finished The French Revolution by Thomas Carlyle. I wanted to find out how much damage a small number of motivated leftists could cause when they riled the masses. It turns out, they can cause quite a lot.

I don't recommend this book over other histories of the period. It was published in 1837, so the style and language can be difficult to comprehend. I read it because it was already in my library.

[dog breath]

Allan Eckert’s, The Wilderness War, was my favorite one of the lot that I just finished.

[Carthego delenda est]

Pastor asked us all to re-read Psalms.

I kinda like Sam though Proverbs works.

[Nevadan]

re: I just read The Hunger Games Trilogy. Not profound, not even great, but I thoroughly enjoyed the dystopian fiction. Fun

I am reading the first one right now. Enjoying it a lot.

[napscoordinator]

I am reading John Grisham’s The Litigators. Of course it is good. He is the best author in America, probably the best in American history.

[upchuck]

The Hunger Games, Seal Team Six - Memoirs of an Elite Navy Seal Sniper, Alas Babylon (for the jillionth time :), One Second After, The Old Man and the Harley.

[reaganaut]

My Bible (One year Bible reading plan)
The Food and Cooking of Eastern Europe,
Wonderful Blood (Carolyn Walker Bynum)
and Beyond Sacred Violence: A comparative study of Sacrifice (Kathryn McClymond).

[Humbug]

Caesar and Christ, by Will Durant
Treason, by Orson Scott Card