Last book you read?

Undisputed: How to Become the World Champion in 1,372 Easy Steps by Chris Jericho. I do like WWE and the book is a really good read detailing his WWE career from 1999-2005 and his life after he left before his return.

 

I recently finished an lgbt book called Simon vs the Homo Sapiens Agenda and it was really good. I also started a series called The Mortal Insturuments and it's ok so far.

 

The Bible. Not for religious purposes (I'm not religious) but because if you look at it as literature it's a rather interesting read.

 

George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four
Quite the classic, and very interesting to look at what happened and what didn't

 

Black Swan Green by David Mitchell
Its a book with a large focus on bullying and social standing, a quite addictive read

 

I've been reading a bunch of those "introducing graphic guides" books when I'm really bored

 

Im reading the Saxon Stories series by Bernard Cornwell and I love them. They are about the viking and Saxon era and how the Danes almost came close to conquering England. They are a very enjoyable read if you like history and battles.

 

I recently bought an old 9-volume edition of Les Miserable, and I just finished book III I'm loving it so far.

 

I recently finished Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, its a book focusing on the long term future of current corporations and how consumerism eventually progresses into a lifestyle. Presents the theme of a dystopian society ruled by consumerism. Very, very good, right on par with 1984 in my opinion.

 

The girl on the train

 

Women Who Run With Wolves, absolutely a new favorite of mine!

 

"Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption". It is the only book that has ever made me cry :tears:.

 

Bro Code

 

Our Last - Hey Ya

 

Inside of A Dog -

A book about the psychoanalysis of domestic dogs; how they perceive things and why they do certain things. Love dogs, so It was a good book

 

I absolutely loved Simon vs...! I've read a bunch of books in a similar vein if you want any recommendations

 

Almost done with "In the Garden of Bests" by Eric Larson, a great nonfiction about an American family in Berlin during the rise of Hitler. Every book by Larson is non-fiction but reads better than a novel, especially if you enjoy history.

 

The martian

 

I don't read that often but 13 reasons why was one of my favorites growing up, How to screw up your kid is also a good satire.

 

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Loved it this time.