What are you currently reading?

[kittyray]

i loved the book! it's actually the most recent thing i read, because i just reread it. Jennette is an amazing writer and i heard the audiobook version is really good as well!

oooh, the audiobook is super good! Definitely a rough listen due to the content, but if you've read the book you know what you're getting into.

[caviar]

Oof yeah, some of the things she talks about in her book still haunt me a little :')

[Swablu]

i loved the book! it's actually the most recent thing i read, because i just reread it. Jennette is an amazing writer and i heard the audiobook version is really good as well!

See now you've got me wanting to finish up Pageboy. It's just finding the time since my life has been so busy lately. Hubby got me I'm Glad my Mom Died for Valentines Day and I've really just wanted to dive into it, but I'm the type of person who needs to finish 1 thing before jumping into another.

[♥ lint ♥]

I'm not reading any fiction right now, but I'm reading stuff related to my job/career goals. Right now, it's "Social Engineering: The Science of Human Hacking" by Christopher Hadnagy. I listened to an interview from this guy in a podcast where he talked about his job as a physical pentester and it was so fascinating to hear his stories about how he was testing security of buildings which included just walking in places and convincing people he was staff and legit. It's amazing how easily people will feel comfortable or give too much info if someone presents as being legit. It's really interesting like, deconstructing manipulation, but not so much in a sinister way since this is about cybersecurity and not like...true crime lol. (you need an account to see links) in case anyone is interesting in listening before reading lol.

[Styx]

I am, once again, procrastinating on reading. This time, it's Black Cat by Jed Mackay Omnibus.

[Onetwo]

I'm not reading any fiction right now, but I'm reading stuff related to my job/career goals. Right now, it's "Social Engineering: The Science of Human Hacking" by Christopher Hadnagy. I listened to an interview from this guy in a podcast where he talked about his job as a physical pentester and it was so fascinating to hear his stories about how he was testing security of buildings which included just walking in places and convincing people he was staff and legit. It's amazing how easily people will feel comfortable or give too much info if someone presents as being legit. It's really interesting like, deconstructing manipulation, but not so much in a sinister way since this is about cybersecurity and not like...true crime lol. (you need an account to see links) in case anyone is interesting in listening before reading lol.

That sounds really interesting. I'll add that book to my good reads list. Have you finished the book and what did you think of it?

[Crow]

The Royal Treatment: A Natural Approach to Wildly Healthy Pets by Dr. Barbara Royal
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it's made me cry a lot more than I'd anticipated...

[Venus]

Just started the Licanius Trilogy! Having made much progress because FF7 Rebirth is taking over my life.

[♥ Novaray ♥]

I'm currently reading the Wheel of Time series... 14 books LOL. I started it in 2020 and I'm only just finishing up now. Two more books to go. It's a long one but really worth it, the last few books of the series have been phenomenal.

[Onetwo]

I'm currently reading the Wheel of Time series... 14 books LOL. I started it in 2020 and I'm only just finishing up now. Two more books to go. It's a long one but really worth it, the last few books of the series have been phenomenal.

This series has tempted me but I've had friends talk about multibook sloughs in the series. I don't know if I can handle that haha. I'm a huge Brandon Sanderson fan so I might try out the series one day