What are you reading?

[gimmetela]

Everyone Poops by Taro Gomi.  Still.
A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson.  Still.

i used to devour books pre-motherhood.  now it takes me forever.  it's the only thing about pre-motherhood that i miss.  seriously.

[rowjimmy]

My wife read that over my shoulder and she shares your sentiment...
From here it looks as if she's finding more and more time though...

[kellerb]

My wife read that over my shoulder and she shares your sentiment...
From here it looks as if she's finding more and more time though...

Your wife reads "everybody poops" over your shoulder?

[rowjimmy]

Yes. I won't let her have her own copy.

[gimmetela]

kinky.

[whyweigh5.0]

I've been slacking.. still on the last chapter of Slaughterhouse five.  I picked up the complete Hitchhikers Guide last night on amazon 8-)

[rowjimmy]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is awesome. My mother turned me on to that when I was 8.

Now reading:
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry

So far, a great read.

[whyweigh5.0]

yeah, I have always like the Hitchhiker's Guide.  But never owned a copy :?

[thechad]

Currently on book 4 "A Feast For Crows" of George R. R. Martins Song of Fire and Ice series.

[phatyphil]

just started the botany of desire by michael pollan.  very intriguing so far (25 pages into it  :-D)

[Hicks]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy is awesome. My mother turned me on to that when I was 8.

Now reading:
Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurtry

So far, a great read.

I absolutely loved Lonesome Dove, and I never thought I'd ever bother reading a Western, but it's so well written and the characters feel like real people.

The sequel, Streets of Laredo, is pretty kickass too.

[rowjimmy]

If I like Lonesome Dove when I finish as much as I do right now, Streets of Laredo will def. hit my reading queue.

[cactusfan]

Currently on book 4 "A Feast For Crows" of George R. R. Martins Song of Fire and Ice series.

heh. addicting, aren't they? i'd say the two genres of books i hate the most are fantasy and swords & sorcery. yet these books truly kick ass. HBO just bought the rights to make them into a series, one book per 12 episode season. should be interesting if they actually pull it off...

I absolutely loved Lonesome Dove, and I never thought I'd ever bother reading a Western, but it's so well written and the characters feel like real people.

The sequel, Streets of Laredo, is pretty kickass too.

i never read the sequel, but i loved lonesome dove, too. great book.

[sophist]

This is your Brain on Music by Daniel J. Levitin

really good read, I have ~60 pages left.  It is about cognitive neuroscience of the brain and how the brain processes music.   

[sls.stormyrider]

Audacity of Hope.

I like the way this guy thinks and looks at the world.