What are you reading?

That sounds excellent

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I'm reading three books right now, 2 of them are re-reads that are part of 2 different series

the Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella (currently reading Shopaholic takes Manhattan)

and Living Dead in Dallas by Charlaine Harris (the Sookie Stackhouse series that the vampire show True Blood was based off of)

The new book I'm reading is called The Art of Taking it Easy by Dr. Brian King (the author is both a psychologist and a comedian)

Back to this eh? I am reading some books. Can't remember them off the top of my head though. Some book that's actually a Great Course - you know - that website the Great Courses, and it's about reading. Anyway, that is what I'm reading. (Listening to).

I love the great courses! Rufus Fears fears on books in general are the best, right up there with Michael Sugrue's stuff on there. Also, if you're into Philosophy or psychology, give Daniel Robinson a try. = )

The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley

This looks good

Life's Lense Looking Through the Eyes of a Compassion International Child. by Gilbert Mfitundinda

I’m rereading the Sweep series by Cate Tiernan, audiobook versions this time, it’s a YA fantasy series

Also listening to an audiobook called How to Train Your Mind: Exploring the Productivity Benefits of Meditation by Chris Bailey

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Peace is Every Step: The Path of Mindfulness in Everyday Life by Thich Nhat Hanh

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Did you ever read think like a monk?

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Oooh, Alan Watts commented on this and had a little story about how he was first offered to do a drug and speak about it, but he denied and so Aldous Huxley made a book about his experience.

Hows the book going so far?

Yes I loved it

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Re-reading Furiously Happy by Jenny Lawson

Also re-reading The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien

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Reading 'The courage to be disliked'.

Legends and Lattes by Travis Baldree

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I gotta get back to listening to books. Positive books help me.

Ann Cleeves

I finished Legends and Lattes, and I loved it and highly recommend it especially for anyone who’s into high fantasy and wants a cozier book about an orc opening a coffee shop

Now I’m reading:
The Library of Lost and Found by Phaedra Patrick

The Seven Story Mountain: An Autobiography of Faith by Thomas Merton

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I'm going to start Raven Black again by Ann Cleeves. So good.

The Soul Screamers series by Rachel Vincent (the first book is called My Soul to Lose)

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The Borderline Personality Disorder Survival Guide by Alexander L. Chapman, PH.D

And Kim L. Gratz Phd.

This has got to be the most realistic, non biased, (by professionals) non stigmatizing , refreshing and hopeful read about living with BPD, it has a lot of good info in it and useful stuff in it. I’m really glad I got it from the library. It makes me feel a lot better about myself. Like I felt very ashamed about the whole BPD thing because it has such a horrific stigma, but reading this gives me hope and makes me feel like I’m not a horrible person for likely having it (my psychiatrist said it’s very likely that I have it , I’m not self diagnosing (she’s known me for 7 years now, but isn’t diagnosing me with it in my record because I’ve improved so much with that)

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I ordered (from Amazon) Amazing Grace by Eric Metaxas. It is about William Wilberforce who was an English MP and was very much involved with ending slavery both in England and in the English territories. I should get it tomorrow. I am looking forward to reading it. I hope I can stay focused.

I read Treating Self Injury a practical guide by Barent W Walsh last night on my phone.

I'm almost finished with Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman

My Soul to Steal by Rachel Vincent