Thread: Last book you read- and what did you think of it?

Hmmm... Guess there's not too many readers on here I just finished The Warrior Elite, it was really good.

I like to read non-fiction.

I just read "Emergency" by Neil Strauss, aka "Style" - author of "The Game."

Pretty entertaining, but a little messy, could have used more preparation. "The Game" was more interesting to read.

In the last few weeks I started reading again The last book I read was "Blink" by Ted Dekker. It was pretty awesome from my perspective.

Before that I read "The Scarlet Thread" and finally finished "As Sure as the Dawn" by Francine Rivers. I enjoyed them both immensely.

I think I'm going to re-read HP6 next. We'll see.

Currently reading Jim Morrison: Life, Death, Legend for the second time, an amazing biography on one of my favourite people in history. Extremely interesting read, and an eye-opener on the character that was the Doors frontman.

Right now I'm reading An Actor Prepares by Stanislavski. It's basically the bible for actors, and so far it's really in depth and interesting.

Probably The Giver. I reread it because I vaguely remembered enjoying it in middle school. Still liked it. Very unique, IMO.

A Separate Peace

I overall thought this book was quite good. I had to read it for school and it was one of those last minute squeeze in reads, so it was obviously pretty easy. The overall plot-line was quite good and it really had some good morals and symbols. I do warn though it gets pretty depressing towards the end and there is almost no warning to the bad news that is the cause of the depressing ending.

last book i read was neverwhere by neil gaiman.

currently reading jitterbug perfume by tom robbins, and a bunch of shit on lucid dreaming and german.

Jeffrey A. Carvers' Sunborn book four of the chaos chronicles. The theory and science of chaos.
Just started Matter, Iain M. Banks
About all I read is SiFi.

Last book I read was 10 years ago : Alice's Adventures In Wonderland and I have... no opinion