CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

Spirit_Wolf8356 wrote:I'm in the middle of The Vampire Lestat. I'm really liking it, but it's a little weird. ^_^

eee... I love that book, it's one of my favourites ^___^


I'm currently reading The Salmon of Doubt by Douglas Adams

Considering that it's by Douglas Adams (and he's shown he's a decent writer in a few other books), I'm curious about that. What is it about?

I'm reading a collection of Robert Burns poems, and a science fiction book entitled "the House of the Scorpion." The latter is good, but creepy.

I have to read Kate Chopin's "The Awakening" for my English IV AP class. I just finished "Cry, the Beloved Country," and it was awesome!

Staci wrote:

I've moved on from The Black Unicorn and into Wizard At Large by Terry Brooks, still within the Magic Kingdom for Sale: SOLD! series. It's so delish! *drools and flips to the next page in anticipation*

Decent book, good series. It's been a while since I read it, but I do remember finding the entire outlook rather refreshing.

uc pseudonym wrote:Decent book, good series. It's been a while since I read it, but I do remember finding the entire outlook rather refreshing.

Anwers to Catholic Claims, James R. White and This Present Darkness, Frank Perreti.

Charlie Johnson in The Flames- Michael Ignatieff

Rereading Brave New World by Aldous Huxley...good book

My friend's been nagging me to read The Cannery by John Steinbeck as well; problem is, I lost the book hehe

Right now I'm reading "The Screwtape Letters", by C.S. Lewis.
Wow. It's a classic, and yet every time it's read it's a complete shocker.
It's interesting how when you stop trying to be eloquent, the most helpful things that God has prepared for you and the people around you come out.

I'm working my way through Something Wicked This Way Comes, it's really strange, but very detailed, and very poetic. Bradbury is not only a good twilight zone script writer, but an awesome author.

I am also working on The Fountainhead, by Ayn Rand. Though i don't really agree one hundred percent with her views, she does present an interesting story at the very least

I am reading Robin Hobb's Liveship series, and once I'm done with that I'm reading some Dragonlance (chronicles, I think, good D&D novels), some Raymond E. Feist (He's great, nice and easy to read, good story), some Magic:The Gathering (Ice Age cycle), and some Mercedes Lackey (Heralds of Valdemar, I dunno about that series - theres some homosexuality and lots of promiscuity, I might stop reading it), and of course once the next Robert Jordan and George RR Martin novels FINALLY come out I will drop everything to read them. Gee, all the books I listed are fantasy...huh, I guess I'm a one-genre reader.

Dan Brown's Angels and Demons.

I still finishing up Dan Brown's "Da Vinci Code".

I'm in the middle ot 'the Eye of the World' by Robert Jordan. And today I just started 'The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn' for school.

I'm starting "The Club Dumas" by Artruo Perez-Reverte.

Simone Zelitch's Louisa.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy!

42.

"Get a Life" by William Shatner

"What is 5 x 7?"

I love that entire series.

At the moment I'm involved in a vicious debate about homosexuality, so my current reading reflects this:

"To Continue the Dialogue: Biblical Interpretation and Homosexuality" by Norman Kraus
"Caught in the Crossfire" by Geis and Messer
"Homosexuality: Biblical Interpretation and Moral Discernment" by Willard Swartley

The last is a very good discussion of the subject, though I'd appreciate more Greek.

I am currently reading G.K. Chesterton's "Orthodoxy." I am also reading "Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview" by J.P. Moreland and William Lane Craig, although progress has been slow lately due to finals.

Just finished Lee Strobel's "Case for Faith"

Half way though C.S. Lewis' "Mere Chrisitianity"

Starting Lee Strobel's "In the Mind of Unchurched Harry and Sally"

Almost started John Grisham's "The King of Torts" (^^;;;;; ) I'll have to look around to see whether I can borrow it.

Plan to read Dallas Willard's "The Divine Conspiracy."

Yeah summer's here!

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. D I C K

EDIT: I'm sorry for the person whose last name has to be censored from the board. XD XD

I just finished Chopin's "The Awakening," and now I'm reading "Pride and Prejudice!" (which is a really good book!)

Ah, yes, I had forgotten to mention "The Great Gatsby" which I am reading on the side. For the age it was written in, I am quite impressed by the author's actual humor and wit.

ALIAS

The Lovely Bones (really good)

California Pizza Kitchens cookbook

an some random manga thrown in

EDIT: also i am readin the Purpose Driven Life for Teens

Angels and Demon by Dan Brown....gotta love the mystery/thrillers

I'm reading the 2004-2005 Games Workshop Complete Catalog And Hobby Reference.

Thank kaji for that one...he mentioned Warhammer 40,000 in his bio, and now I'm hooked again. Not that that's a bad thing, but it is expensive.

Salvatore all the way,