What are you currently reading?
Tell us what book you're currently reading!
Are you enjoying it? Would you recommend it to someone else so far?
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@tommy
Hi Tommy! 😊 ❤️ Thank you for the forum post.
I am currently reading a classic novel, "Pride and Prejudice" by Austen as well as "Think Like a Monk" by Jay Shetty.
What are you reading right now?
*high fives* 😊 and *hugs* ❤️
@SparkyGizmo
Ahh two books at once - I envy your ability to multitask Sparky 🌟 I'd constantly get confused between them both haha
I'm just about to start either Solitaire by Alice Oseman or Red, White & Royal Blue by Cassidy McQuiston!
im not reading anything rn but his is my favorite BOOK its summoner one the novice because its fun and enjoyable. 2nd is black beauty tied with secret garden
@Bazzust0 ive always been a picky readder like i could not read a book to save my life. there are very few book i'd read and fewer that i'd read more than that
@tommy
Hello Tommy! I have been currently reading the book "Night in Lisbon " in e-book PDF. It's great, and it is a story revolving around WW2 experiences of a fictional character and other things. It's historical fiction 😀
I definitely recommend it! 💙
@calmmoon2104
i love historical fiction! 💛
"Think and Grow Rich"
Yes! I'm planning on doing just that too😆 I would definitely recommend it to others. I once heard it's the mother of self-development books😉
@tommy
I'm currently read These Violent Delights by Chloe Gang and absolutely loving it!
I'm currently reading The Burning God by R.F. Kuang, the last part of a trilogy. So far it's probably my new favorite book series of all time, I enjoy it so much!
@tommy
I’m currently reading ‘adorning the dark’ by Andrew Peterson :3
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand! Although I don’t personally follow the author’s philosophy (which the book is based on), I do think it’s a very interesting look into her psyche and her perception of the world through her own worldbuilding, in what she considered her magnum opus. I would recommend reading it only if you identify with her philosophy (a branch of Objectivism), are willing to look past it and interpret the book as a representation of her psyche, or find the writing itself engaging. Definitely a controversial work and author, so to each their own 😊
@lovelyApple6441, I admire you tackling this project! I tried the audiobook version but could only get through 50% or so before I declared DNF.
@tommy the witch's daughter
@tommy
Hi!
I’m reading The Teahouse Fire by Ellis Avery. It’s about a French girl who goes to live in Japan in the late 1800s, and how through a turn of events, ends up working for a Japanese family that runs a teahouse and thus learns the ritual of tea ceremony. There is a lot of “East versus West culture” going on throughout the plot. I’m enjoying it and would recommend it. 😊📖
