What was the last book you read?

A book over Norse mythology, don't remember the title. That kinda stuff is pretty interesting tbh.

 

Necropolis by Anthony Horowitz.

 

Now Reading Andy Mcnab "Seven Troop".

 

A Tale of Two Cities is one of my favorite novels of all-time ^_^.

OP - Wuthering Heights. It's a lovely book about a misanthropist's life through his servants.

 

The city of bones,

Great book, cant wait to read the second in the series.

source: http://blogcritics.org/books/article/book-review-city-of-bones-book/

 

Bill Bryson - At Home

It's an incredibly interesting book that I'm reading a little bit of at a time. The premise is that the very popular science/travel writer Bill Bryson wanted to write a book without leaving home, and decided to try and tell the history of our buildings and houses through each of the rooms in his house, an old English rectory.

Some parts are hilarious (the account of eighteenth century French toilet habits), while the rest is genuinely fascinating to anyone with a shred of interest in social history, or really in history at all.

At 500-odd pages it's a hefty tome, but I really recommend to have a look at this (or any of Bryson's other books).

 

Homer's translation of "The Iliad"

http://www.powells.com/review/2006_07_18

^For the review

 

catcher in the rye for my summer reading assignment for college. I didnt like it too much.

 

I just read The Family by Jeff Sharlet, the novel was informative and shed light on a fundamentalist organization that wields great political clout.

 

I just finished reading The Riftwar Saga, by Raymond E. Feist.

Thoroughly enjoyed the first book, Magician, and would recommend it to anyone who likes a good fantasy novel.

Source: http://www.fantasybookreview.co.uk/Raymond-E-Feist/Magician.html

 

I'm in the process of reading Dante's The Divine Comedy.