What are you reading now?

[Gunny008]

I cannot wait to read Steve Job's biography when it comes out!

 

[iluvmyipad]

Just started The Help

 

[Dee Ashley]

Wrongful Death: The AIDS trial

This is a free ebook on kindle. I can't put it down.

 

[GoPackGo]

I'm reading Decision Points, Bush's memoir. I love it.

 

[Aladyleyna]

Currently reading "A Short History of China and Southeast Asia" by Martin Stuart-Fox, which I borrowed from the ebook database of my National Library. A very interesting read, and it really gives a lot of insight to China's foreign policies and the ideas and traditions it originated from. And especially since I live in the Southeast Asian region, so it would be really good for me to know what is going on in my region.

Plus, I'm in the mood for non-fiction at the moment.

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[ruvil]

I am currently reading "Little Brother" by Cory Doctorow.

The book can freely be downloaded from the authors website
Little Brother » Download for Free

 

[epb]

Currently reading World War Z, by Max Brooks.

 

[iluvmyipad]

The 5th Horseman, from James Patterson's Women's Murder Mystery Series !!! Pretty good series, real page turners!!!

 

[GoPackGo]

I love James Patterson but haven't read that series yet. Maybe I will soon.

Sent from my iPad using iPF

 

[SingingSabre]

It's a great series and easily one of the most entertaining ones I've read.

 

[epb]

Currently reading World War Z, by Max Brooks.

Finished - quite good; I liked the use of multiple narrators talking about different stages of the war. I've read it's going to be a movie with Brad Pitt soon...

I'm now moving to the last... unread... book on my iPad The Lock Artist

 

[unnyhog]

James Hadley Chase

 

[unnyhog]

And a lot of Developer Stuff =)

 

[c71]

The Baroque Cycle by Neal Stephenson

http://itunes.apple.com/gb/book/kindling/id442520406?mt=11

 

[debsylvania]

I'm mid-way thru Erik Larson's "In the Garden of Beasts". It's historical fiction about the first American ambassador to Berlin and his family after Hitler comes to power. Amazing, gripping stuff, despite the fact that you know where it's headed.

Also just picked up yesterday Caroline Kennedy's just-released book about her mother, "Jacqueline Kennedy - conversations...". Got the enhanced version for iPad and couldn't keep my hands off of it last night. So cool to have the combination of audio, video and text in a book.