Reading anything good?

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1. thatguychad likes this
2. newsbym answered: Me The People is epic
3. 19mjp76 answered: Mawson And The Ice Men Of The Heroic Age - Scott, Shackleton And Amundsen Peter Fitzsimons
4. chelseaisrad answered: Pride and Prejudice ^_^
5. theartoftitles answered: The Pale King by David Foster Wallace, Moby Dick by Herman Melville, I just started The Priveleges by Jonathan Dee.
6. theartoftitles likes this
7. justatummy answered: The Poisonwood Bible
8. meta-brarian answered: 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami
9. artbath answered: Capital And It’s Discontents by Sasha Lilley
10. infinite-machina answered: Was reading Halo: Primordium
11. sallybergesen answered: The writing on the wall.
12. vallydyllav answered: God’s Fool by Mark Slouka
13. adingintheuniverse answered: Einstein’s Dreams rocked.
14. krisisisipoo answered: middlesex, which I love.
15. jaxmaxsonphotography answered: this is what NPR fresh air as whole is reading collectively?
16. debraswanderings answered: The Hero With a Thousand Faces, Joseph Campbell
17. thelearningmama answered: A Storm of Swords George RR Martin
18. kripster answered: The Scarlet Pimpernel-Baroness Orczy…and Fifty Shades of Grey, guiltily.
19. vision-interior answered: a classic to re-read: A hundred years of solitud by García Marquez…<3
20. sarahrice answered: The Good Food Revolution: Growing Healthy Food, People, and Communities by Will Allen. very inspiring!
21. tesscoker likes this
22. alfredjproofread answered: I just started The Comedians by Graham Greene after having finished a book of Fitzgerald shorts. Loving it!
23. allgarrett answered: If on A Winter’s Night a Traveler, by Italo Calvino. Revolutionary in the way it emboldens the act of reading and plays with point of view.
24. rockandsocks answered: Dark Tower book 3 “Wastelands” by Stephen King
25. katons8 answered: The Art of Fielding
26. ndeming answered: Everything is Illuminated by Jonathan Safran Foer - goooooooood stuff
27. jesterrificness likes this
28. aurelienbrd answered: Just finished Paris To The Moon by Adam Gopnik. Amazing writing, great insight into the French mindset and life in general.
29. maryellenazer answered: The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho is genius. Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy: A George Smiley Novel by John le Carre.
30. ohpauline likes this
31. marigolden answered: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix for at least the seventh time ^_^
32. whereisthemole answered: to kill a mockingbird
33. happysmer answered: Coming of Age on Zoloft by Katherine Sharpe.
34. loveabook answered: Currently reading Boy A and Election.
35. djduk answered: Shantaram: A Novel by Gregory David Roberts
36. indiansummer2012 answered: the advenures of kavalierand klay
37. buendiag answered: Diane Keaton’s Then Again
38. brenananutmuffin answered: Too Big to Fail by Andrew Ross Sorkin. Loving it so far!
39. ferallibrarian answered: The Reading Promise by Alice Ozma
40. adryimagination answered: East of Eden by John Steinbeck
41. anewturk answered: John D. MacDonald’s The Deep Blue Good-By
42. maddiem answered: I just finished Summer Crossing by Truman Capote and now I’m on to The Great Gatsby. I’m
43. rushfuck likes this
44. whyartmatters answered: Strangers to Ourselves - a book about understanding our own adaptive unconscious. gets trippy at times
45. ilaughawholelot answered: 1984 by George Orwell (My high school failed me… I’m 25 and reading it for the first time.)
46. florajasmine likes this
47. ohmonster answered: STILL working my way through “American Gods” by Neil Gaiman. Waiting to start JSF’s “Tree of Codes”!
48. expistols answered: the blind assassin by margaret atwood
49. 5hoursbefore1998 answered: Just finished Murakami’s Sputnik Sweetheart. It was wonderful.
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