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gogogadgetflow United States2583 Posts January 21 2011 06:53 GMT #81

jtype England2167 Posts January 21 2011 06:58 GMT #82 Born To Run - by Christopher Mcdougall About 2 thirds of the way through and am finding it really difficult to put it down. A fascinating, entertaining and eye-opening read for anyone interested in running, health, nutrition, lifestyle changes, psychology, biology, and more.

XDawn Canada4040 Posts January 21 2011 07:00 GMT #83 Currently Screenplay by Syd Fields Next up will be Shaman's Crossing (1 of 3) Good Trilogy I hear from a good friend - Hope it doesn't disappoint!

Hyren United States817 Posts January 21 2011 07:07 GMT #84 Recently read: Pretty much a Grisham-esque millitary novel. Was a good read. Fun main character Reading: I read this book several years ago and absolutely loved it but didn't get a chance to read the rest of the series. One of the most original fantasy novels I've ever read. Can't recommend it enough. Pretty dark. Can't wait to read: Sequel to Sabriel. Finally got around to getting it :D Uhhh, any way to re-size images o.0?

Kennigit Canada19447 Posts January 21 2011 07:13 GMT #85 On January 21 2011 13:47 Zeri wrote: was a great read!

URfavHO United States514 Posts January 21 2011 07:14 GMT #86 I just finished The Walking Dead. It was wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy too long and it ends on a cliffhanger. That makes reading the 1k+ pages quite frustrating.

Lorken New Zealand804 Posts January 21 2011 07:21 GMT #87 Last few reads: Dying of the light A guy makes a promise to a girl he loves, that if she ever sends him the whisperjewel he once gave her, he would go to her, no matter what has happened since then, and he gets it and is called to a dying planet and has to try and save her from her husband/master. A mid 40's writer (I assume) works as a reporter for a story about the murder of a music producer, who made his favorite band (Nazgul) who they were, it;s about demon worshiping cults and how much friends can change over time. They were both good reads, I was basically just trying to get a George RR Martin fix, hopefully Dance of Dragons next

elt Thailand1092 Posts January 21 2011 07:23 GMT #88 Just finished: Currently (re-)reading: Up next: Waiting to get my hands on a butt-ton of books though, like Stonewielder, and then releases of Wise Man's Fear, The Crippled God, Ghost Story and maybe, maybe if all goes well The Republic of Thieves.

Kimaker United States2131 Posts January 21 2011 07:26 GMT #89 Just Read: Reading: Will Read:

intrigue Washington, D.C9935 Posts January 21 2011 07:27 GMT #90 finished since new year's: the forever war rendezvous with rama the time traveler currently halfway through the count of monte cristo randomly borrowed four of mrmin's books

Eric9 United States125 Posts January 21 2011 08:25 GMT #91 This year I'm starting off with some hardcore korean (for my k-pop career) and some ethics reading. It can get really intense if you immerse yourself deeply in the topics of humanity's struggle to cope with equality versus social darwanism!

SilverASD United States53 Posts January 21 2011 08:34 GMT #92 Read (This month): Mistborn 1 and 2 Wheel of Time book 1 Reading: Name of the Wind (3rd time) want to be ready for the Wise Mans Fear Wheel of Time book 2 Mistborn 3 Will Read: Rest of Wheel of Time Books Wise mans fear when it comes out Anyone up for TL book club? Anyone got librarything accounts? Its kind of like facebook but for books. Looks like TL had a group on the site but no ones used it in a long time. We should revive it. http://www.librarything.com/groups/teamliquid

Tyree 1508 Posts January 21 2011 08:38 GMT #93 I am re reading the silmarillion again, its one of my favorite books of all time. For the few people who dont know what it is, it chronicles the first and second age of LOTR and explains alot of the backstory for various characters/races. It reads alot like the Bible in a way. Lots of short stories about legendary characters like Hurin, Fingolfin etc

Golden Ghost Netherlands1041 Posts January 21 2011 08:45 GMT #94 I always try to mix my reading up a bit so I don't get bored with a certain subject. There are also nights you just want something else as the big multiple book counting series. So I usually read 2 books at the same time. Just read: I found this book very fascinating. It's about the search for the ultimate truth by the philosopher Bertrand Russell. The basis on which our lives are built, the unquestionable foundation of math and logic. Through reading this you get to know the ideas of many great philosophers, mathematicians and logicians. The story of Peter Pan set in a dark world where nothing is what it seems at first glance. It's the first full novel from the artist Brom. Currently reading: Compelling story about humans and robots. The story is written by Orson Scott Card but it almost features as an accompaniment to the beautiful drawings of Doug Chiang that can be found on every page. Just read it. Will read next: Probably a nice dark story but I'm reading it mostly for the artwork found on nearly every page. It's the first book written by Brom so I'm expecting the story to be not on par with his artwork or the writing style he developed and in which he wrote Child Thief. Rereading this one and reading the other two books from the series (The Scar & Iron Council) for the first time. I really enjoyed reading Perdido Street Station the first time so I'm looking forward on reading all 3 books now. Very intricate mix of things beautifully sculpted into a story that will pull you in whether you like it or not.

acidfreak Romania352 Posts January 21 2011 08:51 GMT #95

AirbladeOrange United States2574 Posts January 21 2011 08:55 GMT #96 I keep this book in my bathroom. I read 1-2 pages each time I shit so it will take a long time to finish.

starfries Canada3508 Posts January 21 2011 09:11 GMT #97 On January 21 2011 17:45 Golden Ghost wrote: Will read next: Sweet, I didn't think anyone else had heard of this book. It was interesting, like a picture book for adults.

Captain Mayhem Sweden774 Posts January 21 2011 09:12 GMT #98 Don't really read books much. In fact, the one I'm currently reading is the first one in years. So I can only put one on the list here, since I haven't finished one in a long time, and I haven't really planned on a future book after this.

Dr_Strange United States80 Posts January 21 2011 09:17 GMT #99 On January 12 2011 06:17 Meantime wrote: currently reading: Great books. Nearly all the series of Glen Cook are amazing.

zulu_nation8 China26351 Posts January 21 2011 09:19 GMT #100 no idea what's going on, think i'm getting trolled.

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