What are you currently reading?

Aurora by Kim Stanley Robinson

 

I read half of "We Were The Mulvaney's" in 2011. I don't remember why I didn't finish it, and I think I got rid of the book as well, so I'd have to acquire it again if I want to give it another go. Frankly, I'm not that bothered, although I wouldn't mind exploring some of her other work.

I absolutely LOVED "Blonde". I don't think it is the book you are thinking of though, because "Blonde" is all about Marilyn Monroe. I really knew nothing about her prior to reading the book, and now I have a list of her movies I want to watch when I get home. Thanks to "Blonde", I'm really fascinated with her right now.

 

just finished "OH ME OF LITTLE FAITH" by Lewis Black- - Funny and well written - NY Times best selling author Black covers just about every religion and questions every one- -A non-practicing Jew , he writes a really funny book- -I recommend it

 

Journals of the 49s: Far West and Rockies series: wherein my families wagon train adventures coming from Illinois to Salt Lake and south with food, water and Mormon problems.
One passage concerning a gathering of different wagon trains, says something like--" the _______ were there and as usual ,were drunk and spouting obscenities!

I LOVE IT.!

 

Good To A Fault by Marina Endicott

 

The noticeably stouter Book of General Ignorance ( now 26% more Ignorant ) Great Coffee Table book

For example ! Everyone knows you can only fold a sheet of paper in half 7 Times

But how many people Know That if you could Fold a standard Thickness Sheet of paper Without Restriction
After just fifty one folds you would have a tower of paper 100 million miles High

 

I was reading Ray Bradbury, but did not like it so I stopped.

 

just finished Follow you home. not sure what to read next.

 

Dinner at the Homesick Restaurant by Anne Tyler

 

Infidel - Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Purchased at Value VIllage for $1.99

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Teehee, I remember when she was in the dutch house of represenatives. Never read a book of her though...

 

The work house. By norman longmate...bit geeky, lol

 

Fingerprints of the gods - Graham Hancock

 

I just finished "Her Fearful Symmetry" by Audrey Niffenegger. I LOVED it. I think, being a twin, I was able to relate to it on a deeper level. Life is just a smidgen less enjoyable now, because I'm not reading that book anymore.

I may read "The Catcher in the Rye" next, but I haven't fully decided yet.

 

What's this one about? Is it an ancient aliens book?
I like reading stuff like that, Zechariah Sitchin