I've just finished Sapiens. A brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari.

I thoroughly recommend it to people who have an enquiring mind and are open to new ideas of how culture and Humans developed.

It is certainly an interesting read in the context of modern world politics and relationships.

I'm currently reading The Black Dahlia Avenger by Steve Hodel. The author is a retired LAPD detective who believes that his father killed Elizabeth Short in 1947, and likely several other girls during that general time period. He found a picture of Short among his fathers belongings after he passed away and started investigating to find out how they knew each other. There are 2 books related to the Dahlia case, as well as two books called Most Evil, where Mr Hodel goes into how he came to believe his father may have also been the Zodiac Killer. I read two Dahlia and first Zodiac book several years ago for a Criminal Psychology class that I was taking, re-reading the series because the second Zodiac book came out and I want to refresh my memory with the details.

  Just finished "True Selves"  It's written by a therapist meant to help family and friends understand us. Something like the Katie Couric special  "Gender Revolution" (which is airing again tomorrow on the Nation Geographic Channel)

  Hugs,
   Jeanette

Lost Souls by Poppy Z. Brite. He is a trans author. I read this particular book once a year. It is one of my faves!

Transgender History
-Susan Stryker

I am reading "This is How it Always is" by Laurie Frankel.  It has been very enjoyable.  It is about a family whose youngest child is declares she is a girl at around age 3 or so.

I'm not reading it yet but I just ordered Jennifer Finney Boylan's new novel, Long Black Veil.

I am still on a romance novel path! I do not want to deal with the violence that was a big part of the genre that I have read for the last three to four decades, " the detective mystery'. I really liked the British detective characters.

I have been reading Debbie MacComber and Elon Hilderbrand. I current read is 'the Island' by Hilderbrand.

I can't remember exactly but I have just started The Dark Tower series by Stephen King for the 9th or 10th time....I have read or listened to the entire 8 books a number of times now...as this copy is an audio book it will take about 3 months to listen to all 8 books

Liz

Just finished Animal Farm for a literary analysis assignment. I have one question: Why did I not read it sooner!? It's my new favorite!

Quote from: maksim on April 16, 2017, 04:38:45 PM
Just finished Animal Farm for a literary analysis assignment. I have one question: Why did I not read it sooner!? It's my new favorite!

A great piece and I would recommend everyone reads it especially in light of the current political climate...One of my all time favourites

Liz

i read to leave this world Nd my depression behind. i love anne mccaffrwya books, mercedes lackey, christeen feehan etc books


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Just got given and Audio book

50 shades of Gray......

Done reading "13 Reason Why" and I am about to watch it on Netflix. It's a good read you can relate here not for the character but for the lesson you will get.

Brain On Fire by Susannah Cahalan

A thread on Susan's Place forums called,  "What are you currently reading?"

LOL
  Jeanette

50 shades of Grey...

I'm currently reading the antagonists by burgandi rakosa. It's about a black disabled superhero [emoji4]


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Atheism And The Case Against Christ - Matthew S. McCormick

OCDaniel
About a kid who has OCD ad how he deals with it
Kids fiction