What book(s) are you reading at the moment?

[Tiria_Wildlough]

THE OUTCAST OF REDWALL

[The Skarzs]

What If? by Randall Munroe. Best. Book. Ever. Seriously, I would recommend this book to everyone who understands semi-complex science words/phrases/processes. This guy graduated from doing physics, went to NASA working on a robotics thing, but now. . . he draws comics and answers the internet's "weird, hypothetical - and sometimes worrying - questions."

Find this book at the library, google "What if", and look up the web comic "xkcd". This man is awesome.

[Mhera]

What If? by Randall Munroe. Best. Book. Ever. Seriously, I would recommend this book to everyone who understands semi-complex science words/phrases/processes. This guy graduated from doing physics, went to NASA working on a robotics thing, but now. . . he draws comics and answers the internet's "weird, hypothetical - and sometimes worrying - questions."

Find this book at the library, google "What if", and look up the web comic "xkcd". This man is awesome.

YES. That book is amazing (I got it for Christmas last year and could only put it down because my engineering geek brothers kept reading over my shoulder).

[The Skarzs]

The "Weird and Worrying Questions from the Internet" pages?

[Mhera]

The "Weird and Worrying Questions from the Internet" pages?

"What if every day, every human had a 1 percent chance of being turned into a turkey, and every turkey had a 1 percent chance of being turned into a human?"

[The Skarzs]

Haven't gotten to that one, but I like the:

How many houses are burned down in the US every year? What would be the easiest way to increase that number a significant amount (say, at least 15%)?
-Anonymous

"Hello, police?
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I have this website where people submit questions. . ."

[MeadowR]

Been a few years now... rereading Twilight.

[rrrrr]

aAaAaaaaaaaah! --runs away--

Yay! I finished Loamhedge!

[Kitsune]

Catching Fire.

[Skyblade]

I like that book

I need to start reading again.