I always loved Heinlein's books. Makes me want to re-read some of them again. At the moment I'm trying to start reading the Sherlock Holmes books (since they are free and easily obtainable for my iPod Touch).
I´m reading "Endurance" of Caroline Alexander. It´s about the Shackleton´s legendary antarctic expedition. With photographs of Frank Hurley in 1914 and 1915. Explorers, icebergs, dogs ans pipes.
"Dune Messiah" by Frank Herbert
...after that, "Anyone You Want Me to Be" by John Douglas and Stephen Singular.
...and then, "The Monster in the Box" by Ruth Rendell.
I was just reading and contemplating on the Theory of Relativity.It really is quite interesting.Tomorrow I will be reading "Curious George flies a kite" to my niece.
Whoops sorry for double post I didn't notice I had posted before. I recently have only had time to read for class but I also enjoy reading the free books on Amazon Kindle Iphone edition such as Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea, some Sherlock Holmes, The Time Machine, and recently A Little Death In Dixie.
I loved that book Abraham Lincoln... although I have to admit; I heard it on NPR back around 1982 when they had the "reader" program. I listened to the entire book, while at work. Seemed, if I remember right, took well over a month.
I was going to suggest Project Gutenberg, but started looking around to see if there was an app before posting. Project Gutenberg
Here's some disappointing news: Boing Boing Article
WTF?
However, there's a free app called Stanza that can be used with Calibre for conversions: Stanza Calibre
I don't have an e-book reader yet but use Calibre for conversions to read things on the desktop. It's all you'd ever need.
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