The Reading Rainbow Book Thread

Picked up the first book at Target today. I'll start it in a couple of days.

 

hoping Tools of Titans will be a decent read. If nothing else, should make one helluva doorstop.

 

Let me know what you think of the first book when you finish it in two months

 

Drop me off the cliff notes. I don't need billionaire notes, I'll be fine with staying in the low 100 millions.

 

It is a little thick, hoping there's lots of pictures of the mother of Dragons

 

I got a copy of the 1939 English translation of Mein Kampf, the only version approved by Nazi Germany, from my brother-in-law for Christmas. He found it in a London antique store. An interesting relic of history, but I'm not sure if I should read it or put it on my bookshelf at home.

 

Both, but that's me.

 

I really liked Divergent but the next 2 were a lot more young-adulty

 

Half-Blood Prince was the best Harry Potter book so far. Writing and story was very very good. Starting Deathly Hallows now.

 

Anyone read David Baldacci? Finally picked up his latest book

 

Was a fabulous book.

 

$50 gift card to Barnes & Noble... thinking about going after Infinite Jest again.

 

I'd spend the 50 coconuts on those really good jelly beans.

 

The world encyclopedia of battleships

 

Halfway through Deathly Hallows and this is the first time I am ready for it to be over. Tired of page after page of three teenagers arguing over stuff.

 

Sounds like my house when my daughter has a friend sleep over

 

Gets better quickly.

 

Bout to finish this up. Not sure how it won a pulitizer. I thought art of power was much better and both Chernow bios I've read blew this away.

 

It's a slog through the middle

 

Last time I start an uncompleted series.

This book was amazing (for sword and sorcery nerds), and I know I can't move but one more day forward.