What is the last book(s) you've read?

I've forgotten how great it is to sit down and read a good book.

My last two were:

7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Steven Covey

and

The Ethical Slut by Dossie Easton and Catherine A Liszt

Both of them are amazing!

What have you read lately??

xoxo
B

The Big Book

12&12

Seven Prayers that could change your life.

422 Tax Deductions - Good stuff!

How has your perspective changed?  Or did you find it reinforced what you already thought?

about 15 books by Dean Koontz   the Best for me The Viking, killer story

Middlesex. Maybe q a little too highbrow for this crowd.

The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown (can't put down)
Sarum - Edward Rutherford (breath-taking)

Finished "The DaVinci Code" just last week myself. Just started reading "Havana" by Stephen Hunter.

I'm reading the Ethical Slut for the second time. I tend to read them twice before I can really sink my teeth into the ideals set in a book. Right now, its reinforcing what I've already believed. Its great to see that there are others out there, intellectuals, who have put into paper the  organized thoughts and feelings of so many. It had allowed me to help put my own views into something identifialble. I've really enjoyed the societal history of different sexualities and how views of sex has changed over time.
Sexuality is a personal thing. If you aren't secure, truly secure with yours, there's very little you will be able to honsestly offer to others.

7 habits of Hightly Effective People should be in every single person's home who is interested in creating forward positive change within themselves!

I think I'm headed to go buy the Da Vinci Code. Everyone I know is reading it or it's on the list.

xoxo
B

I'll be buying "The DaVinci Code" today.  Everyone I know has said they couldn't put it down.

I just finished "From a Buick 8" by Stephen King.  I can't say I was disappointed with it, because I was never that enthusiastic about reading it.  I just picked it up when I was buying "Wolves of the Calla."

Here's my two line review of Stephen King's Dark Tower series.  I don't like the Fantasy genre.  I'm not into Westerns.  I LOVE the Dark Tower books.

"Odd Thomas" - Dean R. Koontz
"Super System" - Doyle Brunson
"Making It Longer" - I.B.Hung

Stephen King   Rocks

Have you read the other SH books dealing with Bob Lee and/or Earl?

Loved "Odd Thomas."   How are the other two?

This book focuses on sensuality acceptance where so many denie they're sexual habbits and preferenc .Me I love to further my
knowledge on expertise in the field. lol....

*Technology wars

*Compulsory Hetterosexuality
 (lesbian existance)

*Romance On Your Hands(palmistry for lovers) You & I..

*Sex as bait(eva casonova & don juan) Auth: S.Giora Shohan

*The new other woman(Ha.Ha..)Thats all providers .We R the new
women in most mens life .We cum without being a puuppet with strings.

Hi Everyone.

I'm Lexie.Just in from Las Vegas and love you guys subjects on  this board,enlightening and very comforting to see great minds at work.

I'm here for a little and looking to make new friends and play a lot with new hobbyist...*YES*

I funny and explorative ,very pretty/witty and silly.Very intouch with thepleasings of life and passion.A true GFE..

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"Devil in the White City" (superb novel in historic back drop)
"The DaVinci Code" (Not as good as I was told it would be)
"Good Poems" (a compendium by Garrison Keillor)
"The Last Juror"  Anyone else think Grisham's gone down hill?
"Man Enough" a psychiatrist's analysis of men's behavior.

Currently reading M.F.K. Fisher's "With Bold Fork and Knife"

I'm tickled to find so many fellow literati on the boards.

Its great to be pleasantly surprised. You gentlemen fascinate me....

xoxo
B

I cannot concentrate long enough to sit down and read a book or a magazine.

The DaVinci Code - good
Life of Pi - was amazed at they way this story unfolded.  One of my favorite books now.

I read this book about 30 yrs ago. Normally it takes me about 50 pages before I decide that I like the book or don't want to go on further. My son touted this book and I finally began to read it. It was the first book that I couldn't put down. I even took it to the dining table and read it while I ate. I have forgotten who the author is but if you want a book that will get you hooked, Shiboumi is the one. It's probably listed on Amazon or Barnes and Noble.

and was pleasantly surprised at how true to the "spirit" of the books the movies were.

By Kurt Vonnegut...Great book, exquisitely detailed, and just a good all-around read that lets your mind take you there....

My other favorite is:  "When Rabbit Howls" by Truddi Chase..Not in everyone's reading library, I'm sure, as it is about a woman with multiple personality disorder, but it reminds me that there are always people who have been through more than you could ever think you could bear, and 100x that...I truly believe this is my favorite book, ranked in equality

with:  "Valide" by Barbara Harris, I believe..a historical fiction about a woman that goes to a harem, and all that was involved there, and more than I can go on with here...The descriptive narration is definitely something that can get me going...

Great thread, I must say...

Sofia

I've read several good books lately and Life of Pi tops the list everyone i've turned on to it loves the book......by Yann Martel. Bob

Grisham's has lost his ability to hold your attention at length , like he use to .  That's how I fell anyways . He must have writer's block     lol