What are you currently reading?

[TheGreenTree]

Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.

[kin77]

The package leaflet

[boyo0507]

Currently reading The Richest Man in Babylon ! 

[kir6]

i just started to read Mystic River.

[DrStrange]

The complete works of Alistair Crowley!

[gosho11123]

On 9/23/2017 at 12:10 AM, Kargai said:

It's a 1 page book ?

 

hahahah  its seems fun to read this 

[edenbrdz]

I don’t read as much as I used too but now when I do read it’s textbooks for my uni classes

[JanCan]

Humanity: A Moral History of the Twentieth Century

Book by Jonathan Glover

[maverick528]

I recently read "For God, country and CocaCola", its the history of that famous soft drink and the ppl behind it.

Its not the usual subject that I read, but I found very interesting to know all the dark secrets and illegalities behind this history, how the "secret" formula changed hands several times, the truth about the drink having coca leaves extract even today, etc.......

Even the suspicious dead of the son of the drink creator, or the fact that one day two guys asked for and obtained an exclusive contract for bottling CocaCola, and the contract didnt had an end date, but the most important thing, they got it for FREE because at that time nobody believed bottling the soft drink would be important in the future....

 

[lhyn20]

manga

[Codegoldfish]

One piece

[nargiza]

homo sapiens

[calou]

For today : Black Water Lilies - Michel Bussi

[cowolter]

Getting Things Done by David Allen.which focuses more on your home and immediate environment to stay organized (which leads to improvement in other areas of course).
 

[Clover123]

reading 1984 by george orwell atm

[Wichard]

Reading a book on how to get good at blackjack.

[Letsdothis123]

Having a little reread of the shining at the moment 

[Adri3000]

Dune: The Battle of Corrin

 

 

[nbkforever]

Has anyone ever read the red wall series? 

[AnnieGrace]

On 10/29/2017 at 2:45 PM, StrikeBALL said:

the logic of power ! I read about their President)

I wonder if you managed to understand the logic of his power? This is a rhetorical question.

P.S. 

"Small earth" is also worth reading  

 

Hello everyone, hello Kargai! I am very glad that there are still people who like to read books. Modern youth are more interested in films and TV shows. Of course, it is much easier to watch "Crime and Punishment" or "War and Peace" than to read them   I think during school years many people were horrified by the book "Anna Karenina". Yes, then it was too early for us to read it. I grew up to such literature much later. But today I can confidently call the works of such authors as Bulgakov, Tolstoy, Dostoevsky great. I adore Yesenin, I kneel before the great Pushkin. However, I cannot deny myself the pleasure of closely following the work of Stephen King. Although his last works, in my opinion, have become much worse. The style of writing has changed, somewhat different directions have been chosen. I was not at all impressed by the novel "The Dark Tower", but "Mist", "Under the Dome" gave a lot of vivid emotions  
You can talk about books for a very long time and a lot. After all, hundreds of talented individuals have spent many years to leave us their work. I believe that every book deserves attention and at some point finds its reader. 

[Loidy]

Finished Ishmael by Daniel Quinn. I highly recommend it ! It’s a life changing book 

[kin77]

 

the newspaper marca

[mjayt]

Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer

its incredible, its basically what the movie "Everest" a few years back was based on, but the book is so much better than the movie ever couldve been

[ashesh074]

trading in the zone

[Aleksandar]

I'm reading Manual of the warrior of light by Paulo Coelho.