What are you reading this month? (Nov 08)

• the Bear

  4 Nov 08, 13:13

  this..

  

  

• Maith

  4 Nov 08, 13:15

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  this..

  

  

  wtf?  list some of the ways here leh 

• mistyblue

  4 Nov 08, 14:58

  Ant - the definitive guide

• Maith

  4 Nov 08, 18:09

  

  raymond e feist FTW!

• Master -_-

  4 Nov 08, 18:21

  I've read the last lecture..quite thought provoking...

  currently reading The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks..

  

  A romantic novel about this photo a guy picked up and search for her because immediately, he felt a certain connection and realised that the woman in the photograph is finally the One for him...

• 16/f/lonely

  4 Nov 08, 18:23

  The Roaring Nineties.....

   

  That's quite a book to digest.

• Fatum

  11 Nov 08, 20:49

   

  in honour of armistice day ....

  here's a novel I highly recommend ... it's not something I've just read, but it's been a bedside fixture for a long time now, one of those I turn around and grab when I feel like it .....

  All quiet on the western front

  by Erich Remarque

  

• Detached

  11 Nov 08, 20:50

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  I've read the last lecture..quite thought provoking...

  currently reading The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks..

  

  A romantic novel about this photo a guy picked up and search for her because immediately, he felt a certain connection and realised that the woman in the photograph is finally the One for him...

  

• caleb_chiang

  11 Nov 08, 20:53

  This...

  

• elindra

  12 Nov 08, 10:35

  Bones to Ashes by Kathy Reichs

• jetta

  12 Nov 08, 10:54

  Oops! Didn't even see this thread!

• SydneyLibrarian

  14 Nov 08, 08:33

  These:

  

  

  

  And these in preparation for my Melbourne trip next month! :)

  

   

• Fatum

  14 Nov 08, 08:53

  oh ...

  I also just discovered something as good as national geographic .... (almost)

  World Heritage Review, published by UNESCO, I met one of the publisher representatives last month at a trade show, stole a few back issues, and just have to subscribe to it .... the pics and articles are awesome ... though there's a bit of the dry, academic stuff and UN air-kissing news ...

  Here's what it looks like, not the latest issue though ...

  

• cassie

  14 Nov 08, 13:30

  Originally posted by Master -_-:

  I've read the last lecture..quite thought provoking...

  currently reading The Lucky One by Nicholas Sparks..

  

  A romantic novel about this photo a guy picked up and search for her because immediately, he felt a certain connection and realised that the woman in the photograph is finally the One for him...

  i got this book just this week after reading your post. nah, still in the early stages of the story.

• av98m

  15 Nov 08, 14:52

  Originally posted by Fatum:

   

  in honour of armistice day ....

  here's a novel I highly recommend ... it's not something I've just read, but it's been a bedside fixture for a long time now, one of those I turn around and grab when I feel like it .....

  All quiet on the western front

  by Erich Remarque

  

  
  if you like this one I highly recommend The Forgotten Soldier by Guy Sajer. I can pass you my copy if you want.

• jetta

  15 Nov 08, 15:59

  av, I'm *still* at chapter one of Anna Karenina.

• The man who was death

  15 Nov 08, 21:52

  electricity by ray robinson

   

  it's a novel about an epileptic woman searching for her brother...

• av98m

  15 Nov 08, 23:43

  Originally posted by jetta:

  av, I'm *still* at chapter one of Anna Karenina.

  
  you suck. *cracks whip*

• cathykitty

  16 Nov 08, 04:00

  i'm reading a book called "teach yourself counselling". i've always wanted to try working in the social services. this is my attempt to study on my own. :/

• the Bear

  16 Nov 08, 13:46

  Originally posted by cathykitty:

  i'm reading a book called "teach yourself counselling". i've always wanted to try working in the social services. this is my attempt to study on my own. :/

  keep at it..

  we see all around us examples of lunacy and insanity.. there are many people in need of counselling...

  i'm going to start on my lot of books from the MPH book sale

  Hans Christian Anderson's book of faerie tales
  One Night At The Call Centre
  Lords of the Bow

• cathykitty

  16 Nov 08, 14:01

  yes thanks man. i shall start by counselling myself to see if it works.

  cool, reading hans christian anderson again... reliving the childhood years? :)

  me also reading "eldercare for dummies"...

• zoragirl

  16 Nov 08, 18:11

  reading this book...bought from the MPH book fair..

  

• jetta

  18 Nov 08, 05:00

  Originally posted by av98m:

  
  you suck. *cracks whip*

  oooh! do that again!

• seotiblizzard

  18 Nov 08, 05:20

  Originally posted by jetta:

  oooh! do that again!

  
  

• av98m

  18 Nov 08, 07:17

  Originally posted by jetta:

  oooh! do that again!