What are you currently reading?

[Cesar_Augustus]

I have that one on the waiting list.

[Basilios]

First book of the Farseer series, Assasins apprentice. 

[red solo cup]

One More Thing

Isn't he the fellow from The Office?

[Archer]

How is it?

Excellent.  So far they've done an excellent job in dissecting the neo-Catholic vs. Traditionalist arguments. 

[Maximilian]

I have that one on the waiting list.

Written originally in Spanish.

[Cesar_Augustus]

I have that one on the waiting list.

Written originally in Spanish.

Yes.

How did you found about it?

[piabee]

Isn't he the fellow from The Office?

Yes. He wrote a book of short stories that's actually pretty good.

[Arun]

The Way of A Pilgrim, reading it under instruction lol...

[Maximilian]

I have that one on the waiting list.

Written originally in Spanish.

Yes.

How did you found about it?

I don't remember. Maybe someone mentioned it here on SD.

[LausTibiChriste]

I just started this one, hopefully it is as good as everyone who recommends it says

[Miriam_M]

How is it?

Excellent.  So far they've done an excellent job in dissecting the neo-Catholic vs. Traditionalist arguments.

In that regard -- with admission I have not read the book yet! -- here is a critique of it on the negative side, topic by topic:

http://www.mostholyfamilymonastery.com/The_Great_Apostasy.php

(I often like to read various reviews of a single book before I purchase it, just because I have seen in the past that titles can be deceptive.  Sometimes even a negative review motivates me more to buy or borrow the book if it looks as if the critic himself has an agenda and is just a destroyer.)

If you get around to it, do you agree or disagree with any of the arguments made in the link above?

[zork]

Now reading The Sapphire Rose, Book 3 of the Elenium trilogy by David Eddings (1991).

[Chestertonian]

Consoling Thoughts of St. Francis de Sales

https://librivox.org/the-consoling-thoughts-of-saint-francis-de-sales-by-jean-joseph-huguet/

[Bernadette]

The One I Knew Best of All, Frances Hodgson Burnett's autobiography.

[Sbyvl36]

Freemasonry and Judaism: The Secret Powers behind Revolution