last book you read/ currently reading

[Cobra]

Harry Potter and the Order Of the Phoenix Only books i have ever read lol

[masmith]

Under the Wire  William Ash

Great Book

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Under-Wire-Will ... 0593054083

[ozzy72]

Couldn't agree more masmith. My best friend Steve brought it over last summer and had to leave it here. Superb book. What an incredible guy. Those Eagle Sqadron lads were mens men! And so many incredible adventures All told with great humour.
Due to the passing of Neville Duke however I'm re-reading his War Diaries at the moment. And the wife has just returned from three days in Budapest armed with two new Terry Pratchetts for me so they are next 8-)

[a1]

Any book by Conan Doyle. Right now The Adventure of the Dancing Men. I just like Sherlock Holmes.

[Wing Nut]

I am always re-reading Walden...  8-)

[Mees]

The World Is Flat - Thomas L. Friedman.

Failure Is Not An Option - Gene Kranz


Yay I'm the most intellectual 14 yr old in class

[john_uk]

Couldn't agree more masmith. My best friend Steve brought it over last summer and had to leave it here. Superb book. What an incredible guy. Those Eagle Sqadron lads were mens men! And so many incredible adventures All told with great humour.
Due to the passing of Neville Duke however I'm re-reading his War Diaries at the moment. And the wife has just returned from three days in Budapest armed with two new Terry Pratchetts for me so they are next 8-)

man i love pratchett books. i can just sit and read one in a single sitting (i know they are not long but still) his first few are the best by fay

[Omag 2.0]

A book on World war I... it covers the circumstances wich lead to the great war and the battles ( sea, land, air)...

[stuart1044]

Playboy

Reading or simply looking??

[Ells_228]

Just finished Dale Brown's Dreamland Series - End Game

I've loved Dale Brown's books for many years now and recently re-read the entire Dreamland series which I like the best.

The Dreamland series is an excellent series if you're into high tech weps and aircraft.

http://www.megafortress.com/dreamland/index01.htm

[Mictheslik]

Last read;

One Good Turn (A jolly murder mystery) - Kate Atkinson

Currently reading;

Case Histories - Kate Atkinson

Always happens, you read one book of an authors....and you want to read more! Thank god our school has over 20000 books in its library

Also currently in the middle of Spitfire: The Biography - By Jonothan Glancey....great book...nice information and stories

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[ATI_7500]

"Lives of low value" (Freely translated) from Norbert Hannig.

Narrated from the first person, the book covers everything from the beginning of his flying career in 1940 in the Hitler youth, his flight traing in 1941/42 and life in the Luftwaffe from 1942 till the end of the war, with lots of flying in 109s, 190s and 262s.


Nicely narrated (straightforward) and always trying to brighten things up a bit in a world in which his friends and comerades did like flies.
It's amazing how numb someone can get towards death.