What book are you reading now?

Is it any good?

Currently reading: Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult

I've had to take a break. I'm only 80 pages in and have already experience an assault of emotions pained

So many feels

The Dice Man - Luke Rhinehart
A New York psychiatrist is bored with his life and turns all of his decisions over to chance in the form of dice, thereby constantly reinventing his 'self'.

Only a little way through but an interesting concept.

I just started the first book of the "Saga of Recluse" series. Its called The Magic of Recluse and follows Lerris, a young, innately powerful Order Mage who has to leave his home and find out exactly what he needs to do with his life...or else.

Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
The Magicians - Lev Grossman
The French Revolution - Thomas Carlyle

Patrick Gale, A place called Winter.

The Cradle series by Will Wight. It's freaking AWESOME!

To the Lighthouse - Virginia Woolf

Roger zelazny's Amber novels

The Fault in Our Stars, great book so far! I think the character interactions are adorable.

Reading Phasma. Got pretty far along in a reading sess at B&N today.

American Gods.

Just finished that recently. You are truly a man of taste.

It by Stephen King. Great so far.

This Present Darkness by Frank Peretti

Pillars of Earth by Kevin Follett

It seems to be pretty widely loved. It's follows a group of people throughout their lifetime as they take on the monumental task of building a cathedral in medieval Europe. Lol the description of it almost put me off too but from what I hear there is so much more to it and most consider it the author's magnum opus. It's 1000 pages but apparently amazing all throughout with some pretty heart shattering content.

Going through a bunch of light novels atm.

Overlord, Goblin Slayer, The Irregular at the Magic High School, The Devil is a Part-Timer, Strike the Blood...

Originally posted by Arachnid1
Pillars of Earth by Kevin Follett

It seems to be pretty widely loved. It's follows a group of people throughout their lifetime as they take on the monumental task of building a cathedral in medieval Europe. Lol the description of it almost put me off too but from what I hear there is so much more to it and most consider it the author's magnum opus. It's 1000 pages but apparently amazing all throughout with some pretty heart shattering content.

Pillars of the Earth is a fantastic novel, I have read it multiple times.

Just started Falling Out of Cars by Jeff Noon. Really weird and interesting so far.

Also still reading Infinite Jest. Bit of a slog, but I'm enjoying it. It's just hard to find the time to slowly trawl through it. Very dense book.