TOPIC: "What are you reading?"

The title is pretty much self explanatory, just post whatever book you happen to be reading.<br /><br />For me, at the moment, I'm reading, "The Deerslayer," by James Fenimore Cooper.

TD Dungeon Master Guide<br /><br />TD Player Coach Guide<br /><br />TD Token Guide 6.2<br /><br /> =D

For me, I am reading multiple things - all for work.<br />* Health & Nutrition information<br />* Stress management<br />* SWOT info - that's Strengths, Weaknesses, Oportunities and Threats - all for self evaluation<br />* Vocational Skills<br />* Horticulture, specifically how to care for Mums<br />* And just got through reading a training on Documentaion - what to write and what not to write.<br /><br />Sigh.

Finished those a couple days ago so I could take my quizzes (got 77/80!).<br /><br />Recently finished rereading the Harry Potter novels to prepare for the last one coming out next week.<br /><br />Just finished reading THE HARLEQUIN, the lastest Anita Blake, Vampire Executioner, novel.<br /><br />Currently in the middle of Knights of the Dinner Table #128 and 129 and the latest issues of Inquest Gamer and The Progressive.<br /><br />Just finished today's LA Times.<br /><br /><br /><br />I was thinking of creating this thread a couple days ago - thanks, Mock!<br /><br /><br />

Just about finished the Giver, and sort of started reading OOtS: Dungeon Crawling Fools.<br /><br />Brian, Harry Potter 7 is coming out in 3 weeks--July 21st.  I should probably reread all the books before then too.

Just finished our trip and read The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom (a Dutch woman who survived the Nazi death camps in WW2).  Not my usual fare, but it was absolutely incredible.  She and her family hid Jews.  She pretty much led the underground operation right under the noses of the Nazi's until a Dutch traitor turned them in.  Incredibly she survived the death camp.  It is just an incredible story of raw courage and faith, and a choice to do the right thing in spite of all odds.<br /><br />I highly recommend it, if you can find a copy.  I'm sure she is dead now.  The book was published in the 70's and she was in about 80 by then.<br /><br /><br />Widseth

re- reading the complete book of sword by saberhagen

Reading multiple items.<br /><br />The Book of Lost Things - John Connolly<br /><br />Houdini The Handcuff King- Jason Lutes <br /><br />Td Guides - (over and over again)<br /> <br />Of course KoDT back issues - I am way behind <br /><br />So many Emails I could joke a goat  <br /><br />Of course TD Forum!!

<br />re- reading the complete book of sword by saberhagen<br />

<br /><br />Good book!

im into the schrodinger's cat trilogy ('the universe next door', 'the trick top hat', and 'the homing pigeons') by robert anton wilson.

Just finished "Proven Guilty" by Jim Butcher.<br />I love the Dresden Files.

i'm reading "why you shouldn't fix your computer with a hammer".