What are you reading (February 2008)
 

Just Finished:
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Just started:
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Picked it up for cheap last night at Borders and wanted a quick, mindless read.

Just finished:

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Snuff by Chuck Palahniuk

Now reading:

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Candy Girl by Diablo Cody

Read both of the following while on vacation last week:

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That isn't out till May. How did you get a copy? (and how is it?)

I'm reading
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About to finish:

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I just finished The Ghost by Robert Harris today during my lunch break. It was a fast paced thriller and I think fans of the author will not be disappointed. It has a bitter sweet ending reminiscent of the author’s previous works.

EDIT to add:

Managed to pick up a copy of Thomas Perry's Pursuit from my local Borders over the weekend and started on it last night. snapped this one up solely based on the praise some members of this forum heaped on it. About 50 pages in right now and it's pretty good so far.

Finished:

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It was good, but not great. Maybe I was supposed to read it in 8th grade.

Started:

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Just started:

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Into Hot Air by Chris Elliott

Bathroom Reading:

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Our Dumb World: The Onion's Atlas of the Planet Earth, 73rd Edition

Read:

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An Inconvenient Book: Real Solutions to the World's Biggest Problems by Glenn Beck

Lateralus...

Basilica sounds interesting. Good read?

I enjoyed the book, but I have one gripe; the book was too short! The Basilica took 100+ years to build and that was all condensed in to 300 pages!

It is a nice quick read, I found the Michelangelo parts fascinating and I found it amusing that they had to tear down a 1200 year old building that Emperor Constantine built to make way for the Basilica, which I'm sure caused a massive S#@t storm!

All in all I do recommend the book.

Currently reading Pot Planet and Rant

I was able to get an Advance Readers Copy of Snuff. It's actually pretty good - a little short(not even 200 pages), but it's all Chuck. I don't want to spoil anything for anyone so all I'll say is that it ranks right up there as one of his most shocking novels to date. Anyone who enjoyed the Chuck of old - ie Fight Club, Survivor, Invisible Monsters - will enjoy this one immensely.

Right now I'm reading:

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A little late reading this. But if the question was, what are you reading now in February (and not released this month), I'm almost finished with:

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Duma Key - Stephen King
The Terror - Dan Simmons

Finished:
For Whom the Bell Tolls

Starting:
Regeneration by Pat Barker

The Terror was one of my favorite books from 2007.
Right now I am reading The Monsters of Templeton by Lauren Goff and Suttree by Cormac McCarthy.

finally picked up mister b gone starting it this morning

Sounds good, as Rant was just really disappointing for me...

Right now Im reading:
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Just picked this up today. Probably will be busy with it for a while because of my work/school schedules.

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Just finished:

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One of the best books i've ever read in my entire life.

Finished Three Cups of Tea - Really Enjoyed it. On to:

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Tomorrow I'll be reading from a big old book of Petrarch's sonnets. After that, something from Kipling. And through it all I'll be peeking at Leo Strauss's History of Political Philosophy.