Currently Reading?

[Phoebe Jordan]

Since this is a community on blogging about books I was wondering what everyone is currently reading and blogging about. I love to find new authors and books that others are reading and loving, so I'll start with what I'm currently reading.

I'm currently reading Promise of the Rose by Brenda Joyce.

[Tigerkit]

I am currently reading Eckhart Tolle's A New Earth! Would like to discuss this book with anyone who had read this. Its deep and better than Power of Now. Tigerkit

[Sonja Milbourn]

I read this last March, as part of Oprah's web course, and would enjoy a discussion over any of Tolle's work!

[Jairam Sridharan]

I just finished reading "Chowringhee" by Sankar, a 1950s Bengali novel translated into English. If you are at all into period books in international settings, you will enjoy it. I have talked about the book a bit in my blog on www.brickandrope.blogspot.com

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Meow is for Murder by Linda O. Johnston.

[Kaye]

I am just starting Night of Many Dreams by Gail Tsukiyama for the WWII challenge. I have read a few of her other books and I really like her style.

[Musa]

I'm reading a book right now that I've been burning though title The New Rules of Marketing and Pr by David Meerman Scoot
real good book. I mean this is the first book I can think of in a long time that took me about a week to almost be though. I'm about a 100 pages left

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading The Fright of the Iguana by Linda O. Johnston.

[Lisa @ Southern Girl Reads]

I just started 90 Minutes In Heaven by Don Piper.

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Double Dog Dare by Linda O. Johnston.

[Rudolph]

We often attempt to determine the best books of the past week, month, year etc. Virtually all are the products of so-called standard publishers. But many superb writers have finally begun to see a light at the end of the tunnel. And it is not just another train coming in the opposite direction! The technology leading the way to self publishing has been both a god-send, and a mixed blessing. We are flooded with books. Now the questions have become: Which books about American life will forever remind us of who we are, and who we will become? Which books will become like the classics of the past? Which will guide us? Which will uplift? Which will be passed on to the next generations? I know of, and I'm reading, one such recently published book, already being embraced by many. Finding Grace on a Less Traveled Road: A Cancer Doctor Relects on Living and Dying. But this is just one book among many. What books do you think will uplift and inspire like this one? What books really matter to you, and us all? Should such books as these always be the "book I am currently reading?"

[Phoebe Jordan]

I'm currently reading Being with Him by Jessica Inclán.

[brett]

Currently re-reading old back issues of Analog, just finished reading Mallmoc's Castle by Kilworth. Is very hard to decide what to read next as so many books going through I end up side tracking half the books to read before I sell them.