Obsolete: What book are you in the middle of right now?

[omahanime]

Bad Luck and Trouble - Lee Child

 

[Aphrodite]

I'm rereading the first Game of Thrones book. I kinda stopped reading during the second one but I'm starting from the beginning so I remember anything. It's much more interesting than I remembered, even knowing some of what happens.

 

[Maniacal Engineer]

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince.
Rereading it. Almost done.

 

[Ｄｉｓ]

Kizumonogatari- Nisioisin

 

[Beth Pavell]

Coastlines, Patrick Barkham

A travelogue focusing on coastal property owned by the National Trust

 

[Scarlet Sky]

Nightmares and Dreamscapes by Stephen King.

 

[Lylian]

The Red Queen by Philippa Gregory

 

[Ｄｉｓ]

Watership Down by Richard Adams, again.

 

[omahanime]

Never Go Back - Lee Child

 

[Maniacal Engineer]

Q-Squared. Rereading that in preparation for the Star Trek convention in a little under two weeks.

 

[laki]

Nineteen-eighty-four by George Orwell

 

[Lylian]

Sunne in Splendour by Sharon Kay Penman.

 

[Maniacal Engineer]

"I, Q" by Peter David and John De Lancie.

 

[ArvAl]

"Supernova : The Knights, The Princess, and The Falling Star" by Dee Lestari.

 

[Beth Pavell]

The Green Road into the Trees: A Walk Through England, Hugh Thompson. Another travelogue focusing on the Icknield Way

 

[henrymidfields]

The modern translations of Records of Ancient Matters (Kojiki 古事記), and the Chronicles of Japan (Nihon Shoki 日本書紀), both being the earliest known important pieces of Japanese literature.

Coastlines, Patrick Barkham
A travelogue focusing on coastal property owned by the National Trust

Do you also read stuff about the historical mansions owned by the UK National Trust too?

 

[Maniacal Engineer]

The Physics of Star Trek by Lawrence M. Krauss

 

[Lylian]

Lionheart by Sharon Kay Penman.

 

[Beth Pavell]

The Walker's Guide to Outdoor Clues and Signs, Tristan Gooley.

I'm beginning to regret this one. 100 pages in and I've found that at least half of the observations made are really variations on the same theme; specks of contextless trivia in each chapter; plenty of rather suspicious direction-finding tips; oh, and overcomplicated methods for gathering simple information. I know what species of plants tend to grow in boggy ground too, but I know when I'm in a bog because I hear a squelch

 

[Lylian]

The Teaberry Strangler, and other Cozy/ Culinary mysteries.