What Are You Reading?

I like Founding Brothers by Joseph Ellis and John Adams by David McCullough a lot. But are you looking for something about the war itself, like a military book?
Not really other than summary of events and keystone battles...not detailed battle accounts
More importantly events leading up to and after..

about 40 pages in to stalingrad.

I just started reading Doctor Sleep, Stephen King's sequel to The Shining, and I have to admit that the first couple of chapters really freaked me. I'm not sure how much I'll like the book, but that was a pretty good start.

almost done dan browns inferno. its not bad, its an easy read.

Just finished this book, pretty good

The Woman Who Wasn't There: The True Story of an Incredible Deception: Robin Gaby Fisher, Angelo J Guglielmo Jr.: 9781451652093: Amazon.com: Books

Trail of Tears: The Rise and Fall of the Cherokee Nation: John Ehle: 9780385239547: Amazon.com: Books (http://www.amazon.com/Trail-Tears-Rise-Cherokee-Nation/dp/0385239548)
By John Ehle
Harsh reading as you might imagine.....considering the subject, but well written...informative for sure.
Good Stuff!

has anybody read the divergent series?

my lady is starting the 3rd book and im tempted to start reading the 1st one - divergent.

im currently reading 2 other books but i havent read a kinda sci-fi-ish book in a long time (since the harry potter series). i think i would like to read a book not based on the real world parameters.

Articles for my dissertation :(

finished palahniuk's Rant. really good read as usual.

started palahniuk's Snuff.

snuff was okay. i picked it up and put it down a lot. def my least favorite palahniuk.

anybody ever read "under the volcano"? bordain mentioned it as "one of the must reads over the past century". i never heard of it.