My last book was "CIA,Inc" about how to apply CIA techniques in protecting your intellectual property. That book pertained to my college formal report.

What about anyone else?

I was supposed to read The Scarlet Letter for my enriched english class, I read through about 1/3 and couldn't stand it anymore. Does that count?

In the Presence of Mine Enemies by Harrry Turtledove explores the lives of Jews living in the early 21'st century Nazi Germany that won WWII and WWIII. Very good alternate history.

Does the TV guide counts?

Ghost Rider
By: Neil Peart

I have been a huge Rush fan since the 2112 release in 1976.

Does that make me old??????

Just read lies and the lying liars that tell them....al frankens liberal book. I really enjoyed it!

"Monkey Wrench Gang" by Edward Abbey...very good novel on eco terrorism

"Performance auto and aircraft welding" and a book on motorcycle forced induction. Also a few books on 50's pin up photography, but that was more of a research project that consisted of looking at a lot of pictures. Oh, and "Drawing cuting edge comics" Was the most recent. Those are from the last month or so.

"choke" by chuck palahuniak

"See Spot Run." Seriously, I help kids in daycare sometimes. and that was the last book I read. :D Except I had to leave out the big words. :crying:

Posted 1:07 in the AM. Now, 1:22 AM & I am still laughing!!!

Usually I stick to non-fiction, mostly biographical and historical. But I departed from that a few weeks ago and read The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom. Not a bad read, and it makes you step back and think about your own life. I highly recommend it.

Best book I've read all year: http://www.seabiscuitonline.com/ Forget about the movie. This is the real story that inspired the movie. The movie didn't even scratch the surface of this great story.

teeth of the Tiger by tom Clancy

rich dad, poor dad by Robert Kiyosaki
-it'll get you psyched about getting out of the rat race

"How We Believe" by Michael Shermer. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0805074791/qid=1090252688/sr=2-3/ref=sr_2_3/104-0498066-9081535
It is a very interesting study about the psychology of religion (and other "non-provables"). In one section it describes a study where religious experiences were induced by stimulating certain parts of the brain. Strong evidence that any religious belief is really just a psychological disorder, but that's another forum...
Currently reading "The Hot Zone" by Richard Preston; http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0385479565/ref=sib_rdr_dp/104-0498066-9081535?%5Fencoding=UTF8&no=283155&me=ATVPDKIKX0DER&st=books A terrifying true story about how Washington DC came close to being wiped out by Ebola; you know, that highly contagious virus that melts your insides until you bleed to death. Good bedtime reading...

Currently making it through Michael Meyer's 5th Ed. of All-In-One A+ Certification...

The DaVinci Code by Dan Brown

Pretty good book that will make you think, but unfortunately doesn't really say anything that hasn't been said before. I would suggest it if you like conspiracy theories or like your fiction flavored with real facts.
Personally, I liked the first book of this series better (Angels&Demons) as it deals with Illuminati lore and is much more fun to read.

Right now I am reading another of Dan Brown's books, Digital Fortress. Haven't got in far enough to recommend it yet, but so far it's about the internet and the NSA. Should be interesting...

Usually I stick to non-fiction, mostly biographical and historical. But I departed from that a few weeks ago and read The Five People You Meet in Heaven by Mitch Albom. Not a bad read, and it makes you step back and think about your own life. I highly recommend it.

Best book I've read all year: http://www.seabiscuitonline.com/ Forget about the movie. This is the real story that inspired the movie. The movie didn't even scratch the surface of this great story.
my girlfriend wants to read the 5 people you meet in heaven, i just haven't had time with work. we're going to the beach next week so i'll probably read that and some business strategy books.

last book i finished was 7 habits of highly effective people. am currently reading an A+ cert book and a Network + cert book. and also a book about the 1983 Orioles. i usually get about halfway through a book and get too busy and never make it back. oh wait, the last book i finished was The catcher in the rye. i forgot about that one. i lvoe to read, just don't have the time anymore :(

Everyone can laugh....."Lord of the Flies"

Boyd, The fighter pilot who changed the art of war by Robert Coram. Fantastic Book about a fantastic Man!!!

man, lord of the flies is bad anus! i remember reading it when i was a sophmore in HS. then again im only 19. the movie comes on the INHD channel like once a month. the movie is better. poor piggy... i think i need to read more, heh.

A Pirate Looks At Forty (Jimmie Buffett)
The Perfect Storm, and Hunt For Red October before that. I like Clancy novels, but the man is an *******! :D

The last book I read was Donnie Brasco by Joseph Pistone. Now I'm reading Catcher in the Rye for the first time, I managed to get out of reading it when I was supposed to in high school. It took me until now to finally get around to reading it, damn I"m lazy.

Last one was Gettysburg by Newt Gingrich. Currently reading Battle Ready by Tom Clancy and Anthony Zinni.

The last book I read was Donnie Brasco by Joseph Pistone. Now I'm reading Catcher in the Rye for the first time, I managed to get out of reading it when I was supposed to in high school. It took me until now to finally get around to reading it, damn I"m lazy.
i didn't have to read catcher in the rye but found it used at the library and bought it for a quarter. so i read it last winter. i don't get to read much so it took me awhile to finish it, but it's a good book.

A Pirate Looks At Forty (Jimmie Buffett)
The Perfect Storm, and Hunt For Red October before that. I like Clancy novels, but the man is an *******! :D
is that a good book?? i love jimmy's music but haven't read any of his books yet.

THE FACE, by Dean Koontz