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What book are you currently reading?

User Profile: rosie098
rosie098 August 9th, 2015

What book are you currently reading? What do you think of it so far?

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User Profile: pageybear
pageybear November 27th, 2021

I'm about to start Out of Love by Hazel Hayes.

User Profile: Blue2001
Blue2001 November 29th, 2021

My textbooks

User Profile: Tmb141311
Tmb141311 January 22nd, 2022

'Hope and Help for your nerves', much more reassuring and helpful than I expected

User Profile: PearlShipDown
PearlShipDown June 17th, 2022

@rosie098 Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy😎🐈‍⬛❤️‍🩹

User Profile: CasperFlavored
CasperFlavored June 17th, 2022

I am currently reading the psychedelic explorers guide by James fadiman and so far I’m loving it. It’s giving me new perspective on using psychedelics for spiritual purposes and I’m learning something new every chapter.

User Profile: alex3331
alex3331 June 17th, 2022

if beale street could talk by james baldwin.

User Profile: AEqualsBCD
AEqualsBCD June 17th, 2022

@rosie098 I've started reading the Harry Potter books again. I'm on the Chamber of Secrets at the moment 🙂

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User Profile: creativeStrawberries7100
creativeStrawberries7100 June 17th, 2022

@AEqualsBCD I need to reread them again, I owe so much of my English level and my love for the language and reading to that series. As soon as I have a bit more time I'm going to go on a reading binge and go through the series again. My favorite has to be Order of the Phoenix (Book 5), followed closely by Prisoner of Azkaban (book 3).

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User Profile: AEqualsBCD
AEqualsBCD June 17th, 2022

@creativeStrawberries7100 They really are brilliant books aren't they? I grew up in care and they got me through pretty much every single day. I love them all and they taught me so much. I agree with you, my favs are the same. They are all good though!

Nice meeting you btw.

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User Profile: creativeStrawberries7100
creativeStrawberries7100 June 17th, 2022

Currently I just started Midnight in Chernobyl by Adam Higginbotham... Not the most joyful topic of course but 50 pages in and so far it's been really interesting. It doesn't only retrace the timeline of the Chernobyl incident itself, as it gives so much information on the whole buildup from the start of the construction, as well as giving a strong background on the history of nuclear research and the accidents linked to it, and makes things quite understandable overall.

User Profile: rosewaters555
rosewaters555 June 17th, 2022

@rosie098 The Darkest Minds series, Book 2 Never Fade

User Profile: slowdecline48
slowdecline48 June 17th, 2022

@rosie098

Debunking the 1619 Project, by Mary Grabar.