Hi, I'm new here... Can't believe I have missed out on this section. I'm currently reading 'The Memory Keeper's Daughter' by Kim Edwards...quite an interesting read. Next on my list is Jodi Picoult's 'Handle With Care'

A friend recommended the classical "The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscal Wilde. I'm getting immensely attracted by the storyline that I brought it everywhere with me whenever I can steal some time (lunch break) I'll read a few pages!

I'm reading an amazing piece written by Philip Zimbardo & John Boyd, The Time Paradox. In short it is about psychology of time. It suggest new perspectives on how we perceive time.

The Casebook of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Got it during the MPH clearance sales last month. Great find.

If you like mysteries that are quick-witted and not too drawn out, this book is for you.

Comic House Black Cat vol. 2 ... hehehe...
nice thread... i see not many of you really into the Stephanie Meyer books ... and to see you guys read titles which are not quite familiar, thank god not all readers read books just of the popularity ...

sir arthur conan rocks btw!!! i got few books from ian flemming at home ... very oldies ...

now at this age, i prefer to read comics ... not so pening kepala.. hehehe

^ i feel regret buying stephanie books compare to anne rice or charlaine harris, twilight is a jokee, bella is just plainnnnn boringggg, now i still need to finish eclipse( thk god it was better than new moon, u cant imagine how i read new moon without the help from mr. D, annoying bella its ur fault ) and i think i skip mr.D for last book too ( cuz i bet bella is livin happily ever after n the reason i read this book was hopingly bella not turn bloodsuckerrrs, i guess im wrong )

sookie>bella

twilight=overated

This post has been edited by melvin91motorola: Apr 15 2009, 03:59 PM

kira-kira..what is de author again??

Just finished Foul by Andrew Jennings about corruption in FIFA. Good read and just goes to show how many crooks there are out there.

Am attempting to finish Audition by Ryu Murakami... was too chicken to watch the movie which involves sado-torture so i thought i'd read this instead. The other book I read of his was 'in the miso soup' which reminded me of bret easton ellis's American Psycho.

slightly OT, the movie was great. ordered it when it first came out.

Philippa Gergory's Tudor Series. Love it, although some books are better than others

Just finished Guin Saga Vol 3.

Picked up Angels & Demons.

now reading personality plus by florence littauer

I loved this book when I read it. The writer's really funny.

Now reading on Karen Miller's

Kingmaker,Kingbreaker series.

It started off a bit slow but by the middle, the character and the world starts to grow on you. A particularly talented author she is.

I have also finished another book written by her in another pseudonym

K.E. Mills - Rogue Agent series

Funny read which turns exciting by the middle

Currently reading:

Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman (Signed copy, oh joy!)
Aggressor - Andy McNab

How many books is Kingmaker, Kingbreaker?

I'm reading the audacity of hope by barack.it's really a good book. and now i'm thinking of getting dreams of my father.

surprisingly it's easy to read his book.

Foley is Good.

Got it cheap in the MPH sale. RM20.00 for a hardcover. Worth every ringgit if you're a wrestling fan like me, LOL!

Poised and Polished by Georgianna Das.

I am reading Deception Point by Dan Brown

A very famous author, equally famous book so i'll just give a super short summary:

NASA has made an amazing discovery that has made history around the world. A young woman however uncovers the truth about the discovery and is trying to find out who is behind the deception..

My favourite Dan Brown book is still Angels and Demons though

Unputdownable Rating: 7.5/10

@fire: I propose a rating system so in a way we can see what books other Lowyatians are recommending as a good read