Hey Bookworm, What Are You READING?

[Noodle]

Dance with Dragons - just finished it. Would have been impossible to make it worth an 11 year wait but very disappointed nonetheless.

Dutch

The scene when Jon Snow deals with Janos Slynt's intransigence is pretty awesome, though.

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[diracdelta]

I'm currently rereading the Hitchhiker's Guide series (currently on So Long and Thanks for All the Fish). After all these years those books still crack me up.

[BobCox2]

The audio of the radio shows and even the British TV show are better than the book.
One of the weird exceptions to the rule the book is better.

Originally a radio comedy broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 1978, it was later adapted to other formats

[Amra]

I was 10 in the USA.

How old were you in other locations?

[Amra]

That's just because cycling lanes are non existent in the USA.

Generally that is true not everywhere. In a town near me they just completed a 10km path thru the city. Near my work there is a
72km path specific for cycling, walking, and jogging. Even horses are allowed. Nothing with a motor is.

[prytoluk]

just reading crap for school, don't have time for anything else...

[Siege Valgore]

I have no picked up a book since high school (Crazy, I know) but my all time favorite book growing up was The Scions of Shannara (Favorite of the whole series) I got so into that book. I literally was able to imagine that I was Par Ohmsford, while reading and it really sucked me in. Even writing this I'm getting nostalgic. Good times.

[Ash Housewares]

The Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett

lot of mysteries lately

[BobCox2]

Check out NPR's list of best Sci-Fi and Fantasy.
http://www.npr.org/2011/08/11/139085...-fantasy-books

P.S. You know things are bad when you re-read "Day of the Jackal" and realize the hit man on Charles De Gaulle only made $50,000 for the attempt."

[s4nder]

On Basilisk Station by David Weber.