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Last Book You Read/Next Book You Want to Read?

The endtime prophecies of Ezekiel ,then the cooks practical bread machine handbook by Jenny Shapter ,don't have a bread machine yet ,know which one I'll buy when I've got spare money.
Still waiting Hasidic tales of the holocaust
 
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Just finished after far too long of a time Fight Your Own War: Power Electronics and Noise Culture

Lots of information from the very beginnings of it all to now and a lot of in depths looks at various niches in it and views on it sort of presented in a zine like manner. Broken up into a bunch of section I suppose you can read in any order.

The text was really small and packed together in this one so it was harder to read and I'm trying to read more even though reading is extremely difficult for me. Many months of Lions Mane treatment down I know am excited to have found the ability to and try to every day now bit by bit to help fluidly integrate it into my life. I able to read more and more every day now while remaining more functional because I noticed before when I would read after a while I would get very slow and mentally unstable if I did too much which is no longer happening as easily. Like I'll become fixated on the text but after my mind isn't able to switch out of that isolated mode of function if that makes sense and immediately move on to some other sensory experience. I've never heard of anyone else with the issue so it's obviously either very rare or to embarrassing with those that have whatever to call this condition to talk about in fears of being called stupid or crazy.

Anyhow next up and currently reading is Grudge For Life: A Book About Ramleh by Richard Johnson. Which so far appears to be a series of interviews with someone from the group and other commentary. Limited to 500 copies too so probably soon be a very rare text. No idea if the author did anything else but I like to focus on a single text at a time.
 
a few in the mix as usual:

I’m finishing up
Behave, by Robert Sapolsky
for relaxation:
The Long Call, by Ann Cleeves
plus a bunch of her other books

and in the line-up for next non-fiction is The Age of Disruption, by Bernard Stiegler and
Fear, by Thich Nhat Hanh
 
I finished Pet Semetary. I didn't like it. I found it to be boring, and King prose isn't my cup of tea either. I also read Write to Market, it's writing advice to write a book that sells; nothing insightful I found.

Now I'm reading the last 100 pages of Catch-22. After I'm done I really have to continue to work my journey through Ulysses, which I've read up to chapter 7.
 
For quite a long time now I’ve let my reaing be unorganized. I’m unsure if it’s the right way, might go back to the rule: 1 non-fiction and 1 fiction before moving on to new books.
Fiction books are the Vera Series from Ann Cleeves and the DI Smith Series by Peter Grainger.

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Finished: Marge Piercy's On the Way Out, Turn Off the Light
Started: Marge Piercy's Hunger Moon (Selected Poems)
 

I’m reading this book KYTICE because of becoming interested or maybe a little obsessed in the music and then the tale of The Water Goblin.

So, that poem & other poems from Kytice,
by Karel Jaromír Erben
translated from the Czech by Susan Reynolds
 
The last book I read was Beneath the Tamarind Tree: A story of courage, family and the lost schoolgirls of Boko Haram by Isha Sesay.
 
Terciel and Elinor by Garth Nix. Nicely finished the series.

next: I don’t know. I have too many on my to read list.
 
Finished the Thursday murder club book and thought it was ok. Rather predictable at the end but it wasn’t bad.

I started reading dragonlance so will see how it goes. Haven’t read it since I picked it up in the library as a kid and loved it, so hopefully I’ll have a similar feeling this time around,,,,
 
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Idk if there are many big readers on here. Reading and taking tests on books for bonus credit was how I passed high school English (absolute worst subject for me, I have zero ability to write).

Since being pregnant now and trying to take my mind off how horrible everything is I've gotten several books from the library. (Fiction)

I read one yesterday and another tonight. The one I grabbed yesterday caught my attention because it had my name on the cover, it was called Blaze by Laurie Boyle Crompton. It was pretty cool and a bit dirty which I was surprised actually seeing it's a teen fiction. But had lots of comic book factoids and funness in it since the main character was a total comic book nerd. Yay and she had my name. :3

The one I read tonight was Nightmare City by Andrew Klavan another teen fiction. Was very interesting and well written about a boy who wrote a story for his school newspaper that completely turned his life upside down. I loved to imigary in was a very good read.

I've been edging towards the teen fiction more because I don't want anything too real since my life is already too real and I'm trying to escape for a few hours.

Who else reads? What have you read last or share a favorite of yours. :3
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