what book are you reading or have read

[Hellfighter]

tell us what book you are reading and how good it is.

don't matter if it a e-book,PDF or a real book talk about it.

talk about any book you read or are reading at this time.

any book type.

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finish reading.
The Dark Elf Trilogy;
best Hardback book i read novel very large book.


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at this time reading:

All the APOSTLES of the bible.

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info:
Book has 270 pages

1.) Discover the little known fact about the lives of the 12 apostles.

2.) Explore the facts and the legends of the apostles' deaths.

3.) Encounter the other 13 apostles'.

By: Herbert Lockyer
not a Catholic type book.

my remark it seem very informative and something i never known about them. only on page 33 out of 270. these are the picked by Jesus Christ no other to do his work ref; apostles.

about the Author Biography: Dr. Herbert Lockyer was born in London in 1886 and held pastorates in Scotland and England for 25 years, before coming to the United States in 1935. In 1937 he received the honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Northwestern Evangelical Seminary. In 1955 he returned to England where he lived for many years. He then returned to the United States where he continued todevote time to the writing ministry until his death in November of 1984. he die at 98yrs old.
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Next book:
The SEARCH For Significance

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Note:
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Robert McGee's best-selling book has helped millions of readers learn how to be free to enjoy Christ's love while no longer basing their self-worth on their accomplishments or the opinions of others. In fact, Billy Graham said that it was a book that "should be read by every Christian."

all ref; www.barnesandnoble.com

[atholon]

I was reading a Precalculas book...kinda slacked off on it though!

[Dr. Bullet]

Originally posted by atholon
I was reading a Precalculas book...kinda slacked off on it though!

What...interesting...reading

I'm reading the complete collection of Sherlock Holmes. I've already read it, now I'm re-reading it

I tried some Poirot a few days ago, but he seems like a bumbling idiot. Besides, I don't like Agatha's writing style...it's just bland.

[Trojan]

The Guidebook for Marines

[score]

Right now I am actually reading a non-fiction book called Fingerprints, which is, ironically, about the history of fingerprints. It is a quick read, with real life stories that are interesting and facts as well. I will have to edit this when I remember the author, the book is upstairs right now. But if you have a school project for non-fiction I would recommend this book it is a good read for non-fiction

[Trojan]

Sounds awesome. I want my daughter to learn about stuff like that for the career I wish she would get into.

[score]

Do you want me to get the author for you? I got the book off the clearance rack at Barnes and Noble for $4..

[Trojan]

Yes, that would be cool of ya. Thanks.

[score]

Let's see here the book Fingerprints By: Colin Beavan is about the Origins of Crime Detection and the murder case that launched forensic science. Hope that helps

[Oriole]

Unjust Enrichment. It's about how Japan's companies built postwar fortunes using American POW's in WWII. Very interesting read.

This is a subject they don't tell you about in your high school history class. Sure, they go over it a little by briefly touching on Bataan, but that is nothing.

[Trojan]

Originally posted by score
Let's see here the book Fingerprints By: Colin Beavan is about the Origins of Crime Detection and the murder case that launched forensic science. Hope that helps

Thanks man.

[Hill Humper]

The Old Man and The Sea
Author: Hemingway

[BADDOG]

At the moment I'm Reading Eisenhower Soldier and President by Stephen E. Ambrose author of Band of Brothers and many other historical works.

It's an in depth book of how General Eisenhower led the greatest seaborne invasion in the history of the world to the final defeat of Hitlers Germany by the allies and his rise into the political world and eventually the presidency of the United States.

From his early days to the last days of his life this one man was a beacon of all that is good and great about America and it's peoples and the determination of one individual to surmount the seemingly impossible and to over come it.

A fascinating book that I would highly recommend by this superb author.

Regards

[Hill Humper]

Ambrose is a good author. Band of Brothers is a fantastic book. Much better than the series, and the series is the best movie about war, i'd say. But literature is always better than television anyday.

[zza1pqx]

Everyone I know is reading Dan Brown.
Need a trip to the book shop methinks.

Im almost done with a Steven King novel called Desperation. Started off great but it's weakening out at the moment. Looking forward to a big finish though.

[Lakie]

the Da vinci code just capured the imagination of people and it got out of hand, its a good book, but its not that great a book IMO, like i said i preferred angels and demons similar style to the da vinci code but IMO better. You can really compare deception point and digital fortress with the DVCode totally different style (not genre) again. They are worth the read....

I very highly recomend books called Temple and Ice Station by Matthew reilly, there more like a movie than a book. He really has the ability to keep the action going, but hes sorta dropped off a bit so read his early works

[EDGE]

Eye donte licke reedin. is nut thate eye amm nut gud at it, is juste thate is boaring two mie. :/

Yeah, i really don't though. The last book I read fully was "Baseball, Baseball, Baseball" in 5th grade. Don't remember the author :/

[Lakie]

Thats the problem with young people today, they are impatient, its a pity cause a good book and a bit of imagination can beat a movie any day of the week, im not talking about you specifically Edge, its true for alot of people under 20...

[Hellfighter]

Originally posted by BB/Mike*MFA*
Thats the problem with young people today, they are impatient, its a pity cause a good book and a bit of imagination can beat a movie any day of the week, im not talking about you specifically Edge, its true for alot of people under 20...

i know what you mean i read "Darkelf" it was really good thank God they did not make a movie of it. it blow me away.

way the book tell you how things look and the location of the area. it was like watching a movie in my mind action was really good. basic it was a inner war two half of the world of darkelf taken contour of their world. one like to be the king of it all and the other did not care to be the king at all he was next in line for it.

[DevilDog#1]

You don't wanna know what I'm reading ... Involves PHP, MySQL, and Apache.