What's the last book you've read?

[Rock Raiyu]

Last book I read was "A Raisin in the Sun". We had to read it cause it was for our final. It was a pretty nice story.

 

[Shakraka]

The Odyssey; I was reading this again on a whim.

 

[DeMoN]

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown.

 

[Canonbeat234]

The Laws of Thinking - Bernard E. Jordan; it does challenge me why my life isn't going anywhere. For people who don't know what it is; its an inspiration book like Rich Dad & Poor Dad which I did read a while back.

 

[dinofan01]

1984 by George Orwell. Great book and pretty interesting. I'm currently reading more nerd books; Mass Effect: Ascension and Watchmen. I keep putting off Watchmen but I have alot of free time at school since its pretty much over so I've been reading Mass Effect alot.

 

[Blythe31]

Last book I completed wasthe latest release by Raymond Feist, forgot the books title, but i've read all of his literature which sums up to some 15+ books or something haha. I'm a huge fan of those type of books that are LOTR-esque.

Currently reading Terry Goodkind's Wizard's First Rule, and Ayn Rands' Atlas Shrugged (interesting, but ridiculously dry literature that gets a tad bit boring.)

 

[Lily]

I just finished reading The Chronicles of Narnia. All of it. Even though all seven books together really only make up one mid-sized book.

Now I'll go back to Nora Roberts, or some other mind numbing chick lit.

 

[CannonBallZ]

All Quiet on the Western Front... well MOST recently i re-read Night (Elie Wiesel)

Hey, me too!! the last book made out of paper i read was Night.

The current book i'm reading is Moby Dick off the "100 Classic Book Collection" on my DS which is not made out of paper..so i guess doesnt count..

 

[TrolleyDave]

The last book I read was A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, very powerful book and very different to the film.

 

[jesterscourt]

Haruki Murakami The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle Salinger meets Garcia-Marquez meets Japan. Very cool book.

Also finished the graphic novel Blankets by Craig Thompson. Very moving.

 

[Edgedancer]

The last on I finished was The Bourne Supremacy by Robert Ludlum (RIP). I loved the movies but they are nothing like the books. Hard to read though.
Just curious but how many books do you guys read because I read a shitload of them but very few people I know actually read for enjoyment.

 

[iffy525]

To Kill a Mockingbird for school.

 

[Cermage]

odyssey by homer was the last one i read. probably get the life of pi next. reading literature is actually pretty fun.

 

[ojsinnerz.]

1984, and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
The Alchemist by Paul Coelho

The Alchemist was recommended by ScuberS, if anyone remembers him. I enjoyed all three novels quite a lot. I love satire.

 

[Cermage]

1984, and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
The Alchemist by Paul Coelho

The Alchemist was recommended by ScuberS, if anyone remembers him. I enjoyed all three novels quite a lot. I love satire.

alchemist was actually a really good book, despite how short it was.

 

[dark42]

The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.

 

[Toni Plutonij]

The last book I read was A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess, very powerful book and very different to the film.

This was one of the last books I have read (for I don't know which time) as well. I actually think that very last book I have read was Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows..in english!
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EDIT: no, I remembered, it was some witty story about a demon that possessed a book, and now he's telling a story trying to convince you to burn the book so he could be free! Very interestingly written book..can't remember how was it called..

EDIT EDIT: It was a "MISTER B. GONE" by Clive Barker

 

[Maktub]

1984, and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
The Alchemist by Paul Coelho

The Alchemist was recommended by ScuberS, if anyone remembers him. I enjoyed all three novels quite a lot. I love satire.

Hey, where's ScuberSteve? And, are you saying "The Alchemist" is a satirical book? I reckon it could make you laugh (out of naiveness) but I don't think it's among the author's intentions

 

[ojsinnerz.]

1984, and Animal Farm by George Orwell.
The Alchemist by Paul Coelho

The Alchemist was recommended by ScuberS, if anyone remembers him. I enjoyed all three novels quite a lot. I love satire.

Hey, where's ScuberSteve? And, are you saying "The Alchemist" is a satirical book? I reckon it could make you laugh (out of naiveness) but I don't think it's among the author's intentions

Oh no. I never called The Alchemist satirical. I just said I loved satire is all. And as for the book itself, I loved it. It really was too short for it's own good, but I really enjoyed the heck out of it. Hurray for personal legends!

ScuberSteve is uhhh... around? I guess? We talk on msn often, but that's about it. He recommend me to read Jpod, Fight Club, etc. I'm his literature bitch, or so he says.

 

[MrDillDough]

I'm reading a book titled Black Wind. Great book to be honest! But yeah, I do prefer gaming. ;P