What Book/Books Are You Reading?

[Denv12]

I got to admit,I love reading at the best of times.Those of us who love to read tend to get the most out of books.I'm a big fan of books that I can learn from.Self help books,relationship books,etc.There's something worth learning.I even read up on dating books just to relearn some skills.As a guy I also love the guy stuff,cars,hobbies,interests,man cave,etc.

What book are you reading? What books are you reading? What helps you?

Thanks.

[Neferata]

Like Artemisia I am also new and also have a thing for books.

Currently reading Wilhelm Reich's Mass Psychology of Fascism and Rosa Luxemburg's Reform or Revolution.

[Artemisia]

Neferata-hi. Your book choices sound a bit more high brow than my current selections.

[Neferata]

Hi Artemisia, as long as it keeps the brain ticking over I don't see much difference in classes of literature.

[Mia001]

Hi Neferata, Artemisia and everyone else,

I’m more into sci-fi, fantasy and thrillers than anything else, although I do love reading in general. Any form of writing that is well written will catch my eye and keep me intrigued.

I’m currently reading 📖 Typhoon Fury by Clive Cussler. It’s the latest book in my favourite of his series, The Oregon Files.

Has anyone else read some of his books?

Mia

[quirkywords]

Hello everyone

Just saw this thread and as I am reading a book now thought I would share it. I read mostly non fiction and books that make me think. I am reading a book about ethics and it has many quotations . I also am reading a book about a man from wales who worked with Frued then helped him escape Germany.

Is anyone else reading?

Quirky

[PamelaR]

Hi all

Lovely idea for a thread. I've just finished reading two fiction books by Katherine Pancol, The Yellow Eyes of Crocodiles and The Slow Waltz of Turtles. Beautifully written - who dunnit, comedy, social/relationships.

Have two books at the moment that I can't get into - returning them to the library today.

PamelaR

[smallwolf]

Current book is...

The happiness trap by Russ Harris.

It was recommended by my psych. (You can also download a free app for your phone as well... Its OK.) As for the book... its OK also.

[PamelaR]

New book from the library

The Red-Haired Woman by Orhan Pamuk (Winner of the Nobel Prize)

I've read a previous book by this author - My Name is Red. Something very different, but I enjoyed it tremendously.

[Moonstruck]

I love autobiographies and other non-fiction. Just finished A Bold Life by Kerri Anne Kennerley.....really enjoyed it....next on my list is Rebel with a Cause by Jackie Lambie......I'd also like to read The Trauma Cleaner, another new non-fiction......

I like anything by Aussie actor William McInnes especially Worse Things Happen at Sea, co-written just after his now late wife Sarah Watt was diagnosed with and dying of cancer......definitely not a "woe is me/us" story.....actually very funny in places and poignant......I admire William McInnes immensely..

[PamelaR]

I struggle with autobiographies. My thoughts are they'd make me sad. Though I do like William McInnes, might try reading his to see how I go. Always looking for something new.

Thanks Moon.