Summer Reading Thread

[quote=Ninja Trigger]I pledged to read though at least 4 books this summer at my local library, I do however plan on reading more then 4. Unfortunately I have yet to finish anything yet but I got a handful of books started. So what books have you read so far this summer/plan to read? also feel free to recommend something. also lets see if together we can read a 100+ books[/quote]

[quote=TheSilverDust]I've read "Will Grayson, Will Grayson" by John Green and David Levithan last 3 months (where my summer started), but I got so bored by in the first chapters I discontinued reading it. I recommend "Tell Me Your Dreams" by Sidney Sheldon. It's a thriller and I like it. It's full of plot twists. I also want to recommend reading some novels by Patricia Cornwell.[/quote]

[quote=mastrer1000][quote=Ninja Trigger]I pledged to read though at least 4 books this summer at my local library, I do however plan on reading more then 4. Unfortunately I have yet to finish anything yet but I got a handful of books started. So what books have you read so far this summer/plan to read? also feel free to recommend something. also lets see if together we can read a 100+ books[/quote] What kind of genre are you interested in? If I really tried, I should fairly easily be able to take like 20 of the 100 books, but I don't really wanna make too big promises because I'll be moving in summer.[/quote]

[quote=Ninja Trigger][quote=mastrer1000][quote=Ninja Trigger]I pledged to read though at least 4 books this summer at my local library, I do however plan on reading more then 4. Unfortunately I have yet to finish anything yet but I got a handful of books started. So what books have you read so far this summer/plan to read? also feel free to recommend something. also lets see if together we can read a 100+ books[/quote] What kind of genre are you interested in?[/quote] I prefer to read non-fiction, I'm about to re-read "Understanding the Times" by David Noebel, it covers 6 of the largest world views, secular humanism, Post Modernism, Marxism/Leninism, and the New Age movement, as well as the Muslim and Christian world view it was a fantastic read. Since it also covers each if the 6 world views practices on Politics, Economics, Sexuality, well-fare, Human Rights, etc. basically anything on religious studies, from any point of view or faith. but as far as fiction going I just got a stack of old Louis L'amour books that I'm starting to enjoy a lot :) [quote=TheSilverDust] I recommend "Tell Me Your Dreams" by Sidney Sheldon. It's a thriller and I like it. It's full of plot twists. I also want to recommend reading some novels by Patricia Cornwell.[/quote] I will have to check them out :)[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]I've read Hobbit, LoTR trilogy and Silmarillion (I read them early) Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Judge and his hangman Michael White's Lucifer's Ally and some others probably[/quote]

[quote=mastrer1000][quote=Janitsu]I've read Hobbit, LoTR trilogy and Silmarillion (I read them early) Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Judge and his hangman Michael White's Lucifer's Ally and some others probably[/quote] not even harry potter? :O everyone has read harry potter[/quote]

[quote=Ninja Trigger][quote=mastrer1000][quote=Janitsu]I've read Hobbit, LoTR trilogy and Silmarillion (I read them early) Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Judge and his hangman Michael White's Lucifer's Ally and some others probably[/quote] not even harry potter? :O everyone has read harry potter[/quote] I have never read them, but they are on my list :) just at the very bottom of the list :( I have way to many other books that I want to read first[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]this summer stupid msesters[/quote]

[quote=emoriam]I'm currently reading To Kill A Mockingbird and I guess I will finish reading tomorrow. The next book on my list is Rivers of London by Ben Aaronovitch. My sister gifted me the book as a birthday present and I've got no clue what kind of book it actually is.[/quote]

[quote=mastrer1000]sounds pretty good according to wikipedia, I might get it too. also, ender's game. If you havn't read it yet, get it. There is a good chance that you havn't read anything better yet(at least within the science fiction genre).[/quote]