April What Books Are you Reading?

[JM]

April 2008... what books are you currently reading at the moment?

What ones have you read this month?

Any ordered?

[Sazzy]

John Grisham Thought I'd try to broaden my horizons since my nose is normally stuck in a Mills & Boon

I quite like his books so far, although the legal speak can sometimes do my head in....especially if I'm reading at night before I go to sleep.

[friendly hardline atheist]

My book reading has been and will remain for a while longer a series of history books on ancient civilisations and somewhat more recent history. Finished sofar are Historic India, Ancient China and African Kingdoms. Waiting in the 'to read' pile are Classical Greece, The Birth of Europe, Age of Exploration, Renaissance and Age of progress.

greets,
Peter

[Commodore Angryy]

I am currently reading:

The God Delusion
Theoretical Criminology
Schools and Delinquency
Reason and Religious Belief
Assessment in Special and Inclusive Education
Partnerships for Inclusive Education
Values and Foundations in Gifted Education
Diversity in Gifted Education
Educating Children with Diverse Abilities
Leading Diverse Schools

Can anyone beat that?

[Someday]

I'm in the midst of reading a book that sort of goes against what I currently believe (I tend to do this for some reason). It's called "Forbidden Archeology" It's pretty interesting, because it goes against the mainstream academic view of evolution. It's not about Intelligent Design as we know it. Anyway, I like to keep an open mind about things, so I'm reading it to see what evidence they are using to support their theory that Homo Sapien Sapien is much older than 200,000 yrs old. It is fascinating, and when I'm done with it, if I get time, I will see about checking out the evidence they present. So far, I still believe Darwinism is correct, but my mind is open.

I do realize of course that the author is Hindu, or at least believes the Vedas are correct in their origin myths, so I am reading it with that prejudice in mind. I'm more interested in the evidence itself, and why it has been forgotten/explained away.

Blessings

Someday

[JM]

Im reading

Amazon.com: Noddy's Perfect Gift: Enid Blyton : Books

I must say its intense reading.. and heavy theology

The guy is a genius.. I think this book will change the world

[Someday]

Originally Posted by JM

Im reading

Noddys-Perfect-Gift-Enid-Blyton

I must say its intense reading.. and heavy theology

The guy is a genius.. I think this book will change the world

Oh my, that is an absolutely earth shattering series!!!! LOL

Blessings