What Was the Last Book You Read?

the art of war! it was a present!!!

The Walking Dead (Comic)
Or
Zombie's Attack

Walking dead comic is awesome

I agree totally Awesome! :) Cant ait to get the new issue

The second book after The Hunger Games, called The Girl On Fire. I finished it last night.

the last book was kind of a disappointment compared to the first 2.

Finished Seize the Night by Dean Koontz last night

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Read most of Dorohedoro by Q Hayashida. Finished it last month, waiting for new releases.

Been slowly getting into Akira now after watching the movie two months ago. Berserk was last years good read for 4/5 months straight. Fullmetal Alchemist I recommend too. Wolf Guy is another good manga to get into. I randomly look into manga site lists and pull at random something good. I usually stick with the non-mainstream/hyped series.

The Camel Club David Baldacci

Shiver by: Maggie Steifvater

To Kill The Irishman

the girl with the dragon tattoo

Hard to keep track...Either "Mostly Harmless" or "The Krillitane Storm"

Hunger Games

A ap human geography book

The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

I finished my book last night. It was...

It was decent.

Haha, my study guide for AP U.S. History.....

American Sniper

I am currently listening to "Rise Again" by Ben Tripp.

Been reading the "free" kindle zombie books, a few were pretty good. Do you like this one?

I am only at chapter six so far and I have found it to be worth the time spent. The story has a strong female character as a lead and the plot has been unfolding at a decent enough pace with an interesting direction, that has held my interest so far. Just from what I have seen, I would say this could possibly turn out to be a favorite, if the style remains consistent through the rest of the novel.

OK, thanks.

Since reading through The Walking Dead comics and TV show, I've started liking the zombie apocalypse stories.

Inheritance, the 4th and final book of the Eragon series by Christopher Paolini.

The entire series makes for great reading. I look forward to reading young Paolini's future books.

I agree, he did very well and you could see the progression in his writing ability with each new book. I will be keeping an eye out for his future endeavours as well. He has established his self as a bonafide bestseller.

Yes, he's a very talented young writer. Fantasy is my favorite genre and his Inheritance Cycle books are among my favorites.

I'm betting you like the Shanarra series by Terry Brooks as well.

LOL!! Yes, and anything by Raymond Feist!

I really enjoyed the first two and then got completely bogged down in Brisinger. It was just too detailed and seemed to drag on.

I loved them all, but then I love lots of detail. It makes the books come to life for me. :-)

It started to seem like it was rambling. But it was also right in the middle of the time I decided to leave my husband so I could have been very distracted.

I've been through that myself. It was a VERY stressful time, I couldn't read at all (so you did better than I did, lol). It was hellish but at least I'm finally rid of my abusive ex!

Good for you. Yes, it is a stressful thing to go through. It was two years ago for me now and I am glad I left. I am definitely getting more reading done-lol.

I'm happy for both of us. We actually got our divorces around the same time, though it took me about two years to GET my divorce since my ex husband fought our divorce. Even after the final hearing he refused to sign the papers and my lawyer had to have the judge sign them.

I'm still actually in the process of getting mine as I am fighting for a bit of spousal support for awhile. I am hoping it will be sorted by this summer. I have to get my disability claim sorted out so I know what my income is. Right now my parents are supporting me. I can't work and the law says that after 23 years of marriage and with my ex earning three times what I am able to earn even if I do work, I am entitled to some financial support to get on my feet. He claims he cannot afford this but of course what he means is he doesn't want to give up his cushy lifestyle in order to afford this because he didn't want the divorce. He has not accepted that he has any blame in the divorce. I have had to take him to court.

I'm glad you got things sorted out and I know all about it taking two years to GET the divorce-lol. I left two years ago but I am legally still married.

I'm sorry Shawna. He sounds like a real piece of work. He and my ex must be related.
Good luck with your divorce, and on making him give you spousal support (the greedy, no good b@stard).