What books, if any are you reading, or have you read in the past year

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by the way.... this book is only part one of a
two part story... and it ended in a cliff hanger..
part two ... the angel of vengence... doesn;t
until august of 2024... so i am still waiting..:rolleyes:
 
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Just finished A Pale View of Hills by Kazuo Ishiguro.

Right now I'm working on Sinclair Lewis' Elmer Gantry. I blame Todd Bentley being in the public eye again.
 
4 more months and then the second part of the book i posted
a picture of up above ..
the cabinet of dr leng.... comes out
.... .
angel of vengence ... ... i hate it when authors do this...
i would rather they just wrote and published a really long book
.... all at once... .. then i can read it in sections if i want to or
become obsessed and read it all the way through in a week
of long days and sleepless nights.. ... but it would be my
choice.... ....i would not have to wait a year and half.....:cautious:


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I like how this thread pops up every 6 months to a year.

I read too much in a year to list, but the last month or so, more or less:

  • The Guns of Avalon, Roger Zelazny
  • Journey to the West, Vol. 1, Wu Cheng'en
  • The Chinese Parrot, Earl Derr Biggers
  • I, Robot, Isaac Asimov
  • Elevation, Stephen King
  • Firing Point, Mike Maden
  • The Word in the Wilderness, Malcolm Guite
  • No Enemy but Time, Michael Bishop

Along with a handful of completely frivolous novellas and comic books.
 
I like how this thread pops up every 6 months to a year.

I read too much in a year to list, but the last month or so, more or less:

  • The Guns of Avalon, Roger Zelazny
  • Journey to the West, Vol. 1, Wu Cheng'en
  • The Chinese Parrot, Earl Derr Biggers
  • I, Robot, Isaac Asimov
  • Elevation, Stephen King
  • Firing Point, Mike Maden
  • The Word in the Wilderness, Malcolm Guite
  • No Enemy but Time, Michael Bishop

Along with a handful of completely frivolous novellas and comic books.
that;s an impressive reading list.. .. and more than i would be able
to read in a year.. much less a month.... .. i love sci-fi and fantasy
books and i will probably check out no enemy but time when i can
..... . like every other game of thrones fan i;m still waiting for season

2 of house of the dragon to start....... .i have the books already but
decided not to read all of it coz i really don;t like george martins writing

style... ... ...but i did start reading douglas prestons stand alone book
the lost tomb while waiting for part 2 of the last pendergast book to come

out.... .....the lost tomb is a collection of short stories on some of prestons
own archaelogy adventures plus accounts of things that i think inspired some
of their ficitonal novels.... ..... ..... pretty good so far.....


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I just got Audible. It's a game changer for me. I've listened to Out of Africa two times. Did you know Isak Denisen discusses her Christianity in the book and Denys Finch Hatton memorized most of the Old Testament? The book is better than the film, and I liked the film.

Also listening to Atomic Habits. Really good stuff and written in an interesting way.
 
i got this one today.... it just came out.. ... but i have
to finish the lost tomb... first... before i start it....
. i;m not a very fast reader and i always end up a few
books behind if they are published close together...📖

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I am currently working through "The Gospel According to Grace", an exposition of the book of Romans by Chuck Smith.

I have been thoroughly indoctrinated in "saved by grace through faith" for the past 40+ years. However, lately, I have been coming up against the principle of "having begun in the Spirit are you made perfect in the flesh?" For years, including over 20 within CC circles, I have been fighting my flesh with my flesh. For the past couple months, I've been camping in Romans, Colossians and Ephesians immersing myself in what it means to live a truly Spirit-led life. It goes far deeper than I thought.
 
Currently reading "The divine triunity of the Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.
 
On the nightstand right now:

  • Journey to the West, vol. 2, Wu Cheng'en
  • The Jungle Book, Rudyard Kipling
  • The Hand.of Oberon, Roger Zelazny
 
On the nightstand right now:

  • Journey to the West, vol. 2, Wu Cheng'en
  • The Jungle Book, Rudyard Kipling
  • The Hand.of Oberon, Roger Zelazny
i love the jungle book... :).. .... i read that not long after i came to this family.... also kiplings other book just so stories.... both were on the shelf in the house back then... .. but are in storage now.... .... i was already playing the super nintendo video game jungle book when i found them and dusted them off...... the books were awesome... .. much better than the game and also much better than any movie based on them... .... but i still like to see the movies too...... ;)
 
Finished this one tonight. It's a good read - especially in light of election season.
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"The Rise of Wolf 8" by Rick McIntyre. It's about the wolves of Yellowstone.
"The Reign of Wolf 21" by the same author was good, too.
 
i love the jungle book... :).. .... i read that not long after i came to this family.... also kiplings other book just so stories.... both were on the shelf in the house back then... .. but are in storage now.... .... i was already playing the super nintendo video game jungle book when i found them and dusted them off...... the books were awesome... .. much better than the game and also much better than any movie based on them... .... but i still like to see the movies too...... ;)

Finished The Jungle Book this week. That was fun.

I grew up with the Disney version, so I was expecting a lot more Mowgli than there actually was. Which is fine. I was familiar with "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi," too, so I was happy to see it was part of the collection as well.

Maybe I'll get around to The Second Jungle Book in a little while.
 
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