What'cha Reading?

[ThatsWhatHeSaid]

Primate Behavior edited by Desmond Morris
my old journals

[Colors]

Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood by Marjane Satrapi
A Fabulous Creature by Zilpha Keatley Snyder
The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat by Oliver Sacks

[mippus]

OH! OH! I forgot one!!

Why do men have nipples? by Mark Leyner and Billy Goldberg, M.D.
I'm finishing it...

Could you save us the time to read that book and answer the question for us? Why do they?

[Carebear]

The Wheel of Time book 11. This series was much better when I was 16 and when the author wasn't dead, but it still works.

[Conill]

I'm reading few books right now:

Angel Dust Apocalypse - Totally amazing! bizarro is great genre
The Naked Man, by Desmond Morris
I'm Not Crazy, I'm Just Not You
+ few books from the library

I'm always doing million things at the same time.. but it's just so much fun!

[chippinchunk]

Could you save us the time to read that book and answer the question for us? Why do they?

"Although females have mammary glands, we all start out in a similar way in the embyo. Durring development, the female follows the female tamplate until about six weeks, when the male sex chromosome kicks in for a male embryo."

Sexy, huh?:rolli:

[Pseudonym_Alpha]

Moonwalker - Charlie Duke.
(YouTube - John Young and Charlie Duke on the moon < Charlie Duke And John Young on the moon)
Very interested and intriguing read by the way for all those who are unsure, Charlie Duke was an astronaut on the Apollo 16 mission

[PurpleCloud]

The Second Sex - Simone de Beauvoir

[Ender]

Lamb - Christopher Moore.

I'm not religious and I'm only through the first chapter but I find it funny as hell

[CzeCze]

I just finished reading "Oryx and Crake" by Margaret Atwood. I tried to read "The Life of Pi" but it's somewhat pendantic and cloying (or maybe I mean annoying) and just not believable. As far as the whole white man writing the voice of an Indian, John Irving did it better in 'Son of the Circus" and that's not even "serious literature"

I might try reading 'The Alchemist' next but I think I'll have the same result. Books on heavy hipster rotation I usually find...annoying.

Yeah, I know that's terribly descriptive.

Self-conscious, overly impressed with itself, overly sentimental.