About books I started reading but haven’t finished yet

This is probably another consequence of the fact that I read a lot. I usually start reading a book and go on reading until I finish it after a few days or weeks . Reading a science book obviously requires more concentration and rational analysis  , and occasionally making calculations or solving some equations . But a number of times I began reading a book and finished some chapters or about half of it , then I lost interest or got busy and moved on to another book or another field of study. I always keep a bookmark or write down where I stopped reading in order to finish the book at a later date. I started to read a few of these books a few years ago without finishing them.Other books I began reading a few months or weeks ago. I have already listed books  I have completely finished in my various book pages , and I’ll give here a list of books I have not completed reading to date ( December 2014). I will add these books to my books pages when I finish reading them. So here is a list of books I already began reading  .This is not an exhaustive list:

• Fearful Symmetry : Is God a Geometer?  ( by Ian Stewart and Martin Golubitsky).

• Carl Friedrich Gauss: Titan Of Science ( by Guy Waldo Dunnington).

• Ideas And Opinions ( by Albert Einstein).
• Avicenna, His Life and Works ( by Soheil Muhsin Afnan).
• A history of Medicine , Second Edition (by Lois N. Magner).
• The Cambridge Companion to Newton  ( by  I. Bernard Cohen and George E. Smith , editors).
• Great Experiments in Physics: Firsthand Accounts from. Galileo to Einstein (Edited by Morris H. Shamos).
• The Psychology of Intelligence ( by Jean Piaget).
• On the Nature of Things (also translated as On the Nature of  the Universe ,  by Lucretius).
• The Justice of Zeus (by Hugh Lloyd-Jones)
• The Aeneid ( by Virgil).
• Black Athena , Volume 1 ( by Martin Bernal).
• A Modern View of Geometry ( by Leonard M. Blumenthal).
• St. Thomas Aquinas on Politics and Ethics (translated and edited by Paul E. Sigmund).
• Traité d’électricité et de magnétisme ( A treatise on electricity and magnetism by James Clerk Maxwell).
• Les fondements de la géométrie ( The Foundations of Geometry by David Hilbert).
• De la démocratie en Amérique  ( Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville ).
• Le Livre noir de la psychanalyse (a book critical of psychoanalysis with articles by various authors and psychologists , Edited by Catherine Meyer).
• Les lois du chaos (a science book  by Ilya Prigogine).
• Le temps et sa flèche ( a science book edited by Etienne Klein and  Michel Spiro).
• Oeuvres , Tome 2 (works by Mikhail Bakunin).

• The Muslim Jesus: Sayings and Stories in Islamic Literature ( by Tarif Khalidi).