Read all the books in my "must read" pile

Ive been reading since the day i was born anyway…lol..well may as well have been, reading is great, it takes me to another place where i can forget about my trouble, on my must read pile i think there is a least 50 books i havent read yet and the pile will probs just keep growing

I have been reading at night so that helps a lot. Trying to get in at least a chapter or two before I go to sleep. I go to the library once a week and that helps.

Completed John Gray’s Men are from Mars, Women are form Venus a couple of days ago. It’s definitely difficult to read this without any preconceptions engraved into my mind. Yes, it’s also an old book and was written during the early 90’s and I think that was the issue for me; outdated assumptions. I do however enjoy the last few chapters of the book and it’s definitely an enlightenment on relationships and communication.

I am almost finishing his other book, Why Mars and Venus Collide.

“The greatest pain we feel in a relationship comes when we withhold the love in our hearts” – John Gray.

Finished Blink by Malcolm Gladwell a couple of days ago. It took me twice as long compared to his previous book. The early chapters are excellent but towards the end, I was getting lost. Still a very fresh perspective of thoughts, decisions and processes. Am considering to get Gladwell’s Outliers. He’s definitely one of my favourite authors.

Reading Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John Gray.

Completed The Tipping Point in about 2-3 sittings. It provides such an interesting vantage point of the social world. Perhaps its elements of psychology really got my attention. It’s still a good book.

Reading Blink by the same author, Malcolm Gladwell.

In progress

The Year 1000, The Three Coins, Smart Women Finish Rich

Just finished

World Stompers

1. Hearing is believing
2. Heart Sutra
3. Breath by Breath

Bonus:
1. The dialogue with Buddha

Read before June, 2011:
1. The Iliad
2. Shakespeare Plays
3. The Bible

Just finished reading The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. Took me 3 attempts to actually complete it. The first attempt failed due to preconceptions that kept me from reading it further because I personally like A New Earth more. The second attempt was ceased by other priorities. At the third attempt, I found the later chapters interesting and I realised that it is definitely worth the effort.

Moving on to The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell.

never have time enough to do that, it’s really annoying

In anticipation of Mr.Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, I re-read Lewis Carroll’s book again. I can’t wait for it to be screened!
Here’s the trailer- http://www.wired.com/underwire/2009/07/first-look-new-alice-in-wonderland-trailer/