What are you currently reading?

[CinMed65]

The Life of St. Frances of Rome: With an Introductory Essay on the Miraculous Life of the Saints, by Georgiana Fullerton.

[Bernadette]

Hitty: Her First Hundred Years, by Rachel Field. One of my favorite "doll books."

[red solo cup]

Gentleman Spy The Life of Allen Dulles by Peter Grose

[Bernadette]

Getting ready to start Carlyle's French Revolution: A History, thanks to A Little Princess 

[red solo cup]

This Kind of War. The Classic Korean War History by T.R. Fehrenbach. One of the best I've ever read on the subject.

[Bernadette]

Speaks the Nightbird, by Robert McCammon. It's a historical thriller. Pretty good so far.

[Bernadette]

Speaks the Nightbird, by Robert McCammon. It's a historical thriller. Pretty good so far.

Don't read this. There are some graphic descriptions of vile things in it.

[andy]

I just got Father Hector Bolduc- Defender of the Catholic Tradition by Thomas Summers

[Bernadette]

The Book Thief. The narrator is perfect for this book.

[LausTibiChriste]

Speaks the Nightbird, by Robert McCammon. It's a historical thriller. Pretty good so far.

Don't read this. There are some graphic descriptions of vile things in it.

They went to the Novus Ordo and prayed the Luminous Mysteries?   

[Aethel]

I just finished Mark Twain's "Captain Stormfield visits Heaven" - short read, and obnoxious because Twain tries to make Stormfield uptight and pretentious sounding...by 19th century standards (which is already uptight and pretentious). Interesting ideas (like how people get a job in heaven because they get bored of sitting around with a harp; how people prefer looking older age because they can't relate to the mental naivety of younger people, etc.)

[Bernadette]

Speaks the Nightbird, by Robert McCammon. It's a historical thriller. Pretty good so far.

Don't read this. There are some graphic descriptions of vile things in it.

They went to the Novus Ordo and prayed the Luminous Mysteries?   

Well, they're all Anglican so who knows what they got up to in church.

[Bernadette]

The Book Thief. The narrator is perfect for this book.

There's so much blasphemy in this book. I don't remember that from my first reading of it years ago.

[Maximilian]

The Book Thief. The narrator is perfect for this book.

There's so much blasphemy in this book. I don't remember that from my first reading of it years ago.

That's a good sign that you notice it now. You must be making spiritual progress.

[Michael Wilson]

This Kind of War. The Classic Korean War History by T.R. Fehrenbach. One of the best I've ever read on the subject.

Fantastic book! I would also give it a 5 star rating.