What's the last book you read?

Hermann Hesse "Steppenwolf" was finished yesterday. The impression is indistinct. While Sartre is nicer. Tomorrow I plan to start the Glass Bead Game.

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Right now started 1984.

"Twenty Years Later". A. Dumas

451 degrees Fahrenheit

"Stepsons of the Universe" (R. Heinlein)

"The Fate of a Man" is a cool book I advise everyone.

"Thus Spoke Zarathustra"

"Metro 2033" Part 1

"Roadside Picnic"

Stephen Hawking "A Brief History of Time".

"Kamasutra"

Grotuuuk
And what's Hawking talking about time?

Mordok
There is mainly about theories about the origin of the earth, space and time and about how big our universe really is.

Grotuuuk
Any scientific calculations, or another populism like "at first there was nothing, then SUDDENLY boom! ..." and then a tale of the interaction of stars at the level of classical mechanics?

PS I'm not just asking, by the way. I just finished reading my own, and now I am looking for a new book in the area of ​​interest.

I am looking for works by Alexander Venzikovsky (a series of books - Absolute). If anyone has it, discard the link.