What Are You Currently Reading?

[Deleted member 299974]

Choose Yourself by James Altucher and Things We Never Got Over by Lucy Score

Knox and Naomi were absolute chefs kiss, this book was an emotional rollercoaster for me between laughing and crying. Did you ever read a thousand boy kisses?

 

[Moose]

Knox and Naomi were absolute chefs kiss, this book was an emotional rollercoaster for me between laughing and crying. Did you ever read a thousand boy kisses?

I haven’t!! I honestly just got back into reading and I’m not sure why I picked a spicy book 😂 but it’s good! I’m like 70% through.

 

[Chaotica_x0x]

A Guerilla Guide to Refusal by Andrew Culp. More critical theory.

 

[Deleted member 299974]

I haven’t!! I honestly just got back into reading and I’m not sure why I picked a spicy book 😂 but it’s good! I’m like 70% through.

If you ever feel like you need a good cry I highly recommend it. We have a quite a few book readers on our room, I’ve been trying to get us all to do a group read of something 🙂

 

[Deleted member 302033]

The Child In My House - Lucy Lawrie.

 

[SerenityMoon]

I cried when I read that, poor orphan Annie 😭😭

I cried buckets when they tried to send her back to the orphanage...

One of the better books I have read. I didn't want to reach the end.

 

[emileh]

American Gods by Neil Gaiman. I love his imaginative writing style.

 

[SerenityMoon]

Percy Jackson The Sun and The Star

 

[Soapie]

Currently I'm reading the message that I'm typing as I type it, and no doubt will read it 3 or 4 more times after posting "just in case"

 

[Deleted member 302564]

The 48 laws of power by Robert Greene

 

[SerenityMoon]

Percy Jackson: The Sun and the Star

 

[!tulsa!]

Currently reading…

And I’d love to be part of a Chat-Ave book club, fyi @Hiraeth (inviting myself)

Erm. . . There’s a book club 👀

 

[!tulsa!]

The 48 laws of power by Robert Greene

This book gave me the heeby jeebies. Good to know where megalomaniacs, psychopaths, sociopaths and narcissists get their motivation from though

 

[!tulsa!]

Just got done with “Impulse” by David Bara. Also, The Three Body Problem trilogy by Liu Cixin (Cixin Liu if in native tongue) was fantastic. Best hard science fiction I’ve read in a long time. And. If you’re into that kind of thing, “House of Suns” by Alastair Reynolds was great.

 

[SerenityMoon]

Percy Jackson: The Sun and the Star

 

[Deleted member 302564]

I’m reading a new series and I’m on book 3, I don’t wanna say the series but it’s also a standalone connected. But anyways I’ve been rooting for this couple and a miracle, first page is the damn funeral 🥺😢😭 It’s in the male POV and my lord I can’t stop crying now. Anyone else get so connected to a character that you hurt with them, or when the series is over you genuinely miss the people inside of the pages? Some books crawl inside my skin and I just never forget them. One of the biggest for me was A Thousand Boy Kisses by Tillie Cole, after that book I cried for days.

 

[emileh]

A non-fiction for a change. Extinctions: How life survives, adapts and evolves. It's a fascinating and engaging read about the five mass extinctions that have taken place over Earth's geological history.

 

[Louize]

 

[SerenityMoon]

Spilled Milk K.L. Randis

 

[emileh]

Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett