What book are you currently reading?

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PunkyBrewster  #156645  Tue, 16 May 06 02:33 AM
What book are you currently reading - what is it about and do you recommend it?
  
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ValentinaB  #156649  Tue, 16 May 06 03:29 AM

well....during the day I'm reading "Dendrometry elements" , O. La Marca : if you aren't student or keen of forest I dissuade you from to begin this book! Stick out tongue [:P] It's about forests, wood and measures of these.

In the evening I'm reading A. Schopenhauer, "The art of dealing the women", a collection of thoughts come from male's opinion about female,  a bad opinion of course! I like Scopenhauer and Philosophy, so I think this book is very interesting and amusing. Try it, isn't a boring book!

  
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EL1AS  #156652  Tue, 16 May 06 04:55 AM
'Master and Margareth' (Mikhail Bulgakov) and Alexander Block's poems.
  
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Joy  #156735  Tue, 16 May 06 08:16 PM

Complete works of Shakespeare. I always have loved the sonnets, and "As you Like It" is a pleasant read too! Smile [:)]

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Oggimator  #156840  Wed, 17 May 06 06:19 PM
Joseph Kanon - The Good German

It deals with events that occured in Berlin shortly after WWII.
So I can't recommend it to you, unless you are interested in the time or the place.....



And I just finished a book called "A Short History Of Nearly  Everything"
by an american writer called Bill Bryson.

He writes about the creation of the universe, the earth, life itself and
almost everything that matters in a funny way, with lots of anecdotes,
mostly about those scientists that came in second place.


  
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Einai  #157024  Fri, 19 May 06 09:32 AM

A History of English-Speaking Peoples, by winston churchill, of course Chinese version

  
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Adomi  #157835  Wed, 24 May 06 03:58 PM
"The Secret Adversary"- Agatha Christie.
  
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Joy  #157875  Wed, 24 May 06 08:40 PM

Which one's that, Adomi? The one with a lawyer named "Sir James Peel Edgerton" in it? Tommy/Tuppence?

If so... it's really one of Dame Christie's best, and that's saying something! Enjoy! Big Smile [:D]

Rose [F]

  
Adomi  #157926  Thu, 25 May 06 06:51 AM
That's the one, Joy.Yes [Y] It is in this one that Tommy & Tuppence make their first appearance.

I've just started the 12th chapter....if you'll excuse me guys...I have some reading to do. I was just taking my TCP break, which is just over.Cool [H]
  
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