What Are You Reading Right Now?

[Car Crash Heart]

This thread can be the perfect way to get through yopur boredom and also recomend a new book for other members to read. Just post what you have been reading lately and even include a little description if you like.

[Tangerine]

Woot! frist post! ^^hey the above has a typo, thought you should know.

Currently reading Dragon Rider by Coralina Flunke.

Last book I finished was New Moon By Stephanie Meyer
It is the sequel to one of my all time favorite books, Twilight. I never thought the sequel could be better. It wasn't but still an exellent read. The begging chapters were great but in the later chapters of the middle I just felt as if it was just dragging on and on. I found myself saying alot of things like "I get it already can we move on now." It's the reason it took me over three months to read(I stopped reading for a while) and have about a ten dollar library fine to pay. Oh well, it was worth it. In the last five chapters or so the pace really picked up. I found myself reading everychance I could get(with school and stuff. I only started reading it agian today but I finished woot! HUGE CLIFFHANGER! I can't wait to read the next one.
Rating: 9/10(would be 10/10 exepect for the few dragging on chapters)

[Sinful Tragedy]

^ OMG New Moon is SO good. I read it a few months ago and I do agree with the dragging on in a couple chapters. Twlight (which is the book that I'm currently re-reading) is my all time favorite book. I am in loooove with Edward and Bella, lol. Though I do love Jacob too. Eh, I love everyone. I'm not really sure which book I like more, but I really can't wait to read Eclipse. August cannot come fast enough, lol.

The book I finished last was Silver is for Secrets. It's the third book in the 'Blue is for Nightmares' series by Laurie Stolarz. Christina (Vicious Trollope) got me into the series a while ago. I still have to read the last one, but I love the books so far. They don't really drag on too much and each book really takes on it's own story. The characters change so much during the books, I've found myself saying how much I love one character in one book and then how much I hate them in the next. lol. It took me a little while to really get into Silver is for Secrets, but it's a really good book. *nods*

Um, yeah. I guess that's two (well, three) books that I went on about... really didn't mean to do that but, yeah...

Twlight Rating: 10/10
New Moon Rating: 10/10
Silver is for Secrets Rating: 9/10

[Perfect Lie]

Right now I'm reading the Wicked Series by Nancy Holder (famous for her Buffy books and Pretty Little Devils) and Debbie Viguie. Right now I'm on Curse. But here's a summary of the first two book in which I bought in a special addition.

Holly Cathers' world shattered when her parents are killed in a terrible accident. Wrenched from her home in San Francisco, she is sent to live with her relatives, Aunt Marie-Claire and her twin cousins, Amanda and Nicole.

In her new home, Holly's sorrow and greif soon give away to bewilderment at strange incidents going on around her. Such as how any wish she whispers to her cat seems to come true. Or the way a friend is injured after a freak attack from a vicious falcon. And there's the undeniable, magnetic attraction to a boy Holly barely knows.

Holly, Amanda, and Nicole are about to be launched into a dark legacy of witches, secrets, and alliances, where ancient magics yield dangerous results. The girls will assume their roles in an intergenerational feud beyond their wildest imaginations... and in doing so, will attempt to fullfill their shared destiny.

I give it a 9/10... since i'm such a fantasy fan. The villian comes across as a little tacky, but it's really good overall.

[Jasper Hale]

I have several books on the go at the moment :), it's a bad habit of mine, I start reading a book and then I'll put it down, and awhile later I'll have started a new one, maybe a couple days later.

Never Go Back - Robert Goddard
Halcyon (Stargate Atlantis - ?
Vanishing Acts - Jodi Picoult

[Fell4Ever]

I'm trying to read The Virgin Suicides
re-reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower
and I'm suppose to be reading Persuasion for lit class

[Retribution]

I'm multitasking between reading two books, not at the same time though. The first book I'm reading is Evil Under The Sun. EUtS revolves around the plot that in this hotel on a vacation island is this young, attractive girl named Arlena Stuart whom is loved by all the guys and hated by all the girls; soon thereafter she is found strangled to death on a cove near the hotel. Then, a detective is sent in to investigate and the rest is history. It's a really good book and reminds me so much of Veronica Mars as in the subject matter.

I'm also trying to read The Maltese Falcon after I finish reading Evil Under The Sun. The Maltese Falcon is supposed to be the basis of Detective/Mystery Fiction so I'm excited to read it. :D

[Poliahu]

Right now I'm trying to balance reading six books. Four for school, and two for fun.

For school: Nectar in a Sieve by Kamala Markandaya
1984 by George Orwell
Brave New World by Aldous Huxley
Seventh Son by Orson Scott Card

For Fun: The Mummy Case by Elizabeth Peters | This is one of the books in
Elizabeth Peters' Amelia Peabody Mysteries Series. The entire series is
about a woman archeologist and her family in Egypt. It's funny and this
is probably the fourth time I'm reading... something about re-reading
books that makes it easier to deal with those books you have to read.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by JK Rowling | I
decided to re-read all the HP books in honor of book 7 being
released this year. GREAT READ! Then again the world knows
that ;)

[Mesektet Ra]

Seven Seasons of Buffy by a bunch of people smarter than me.

Because I'm a dork.

[Summersong]

Am reading two books at the moment...

Eldest by Christopher Paolini - This one is basically just because I'm a dork and I love the Inheritance Trilogy. I had went on a trip a week ago, and a friend lent it to me to read while I was there since it's super long. But it's actually my favorite book in the Trilogy thus far (still waiting for the third one xD) and it's nice to reread. This is only my second time through, so I haven't been able to over analyze the book and go really nuts over it yet. xD

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury - I have to read this book for English, and it's actually not too bad. I just started it today, and am about 20 pages in, but I'm liking it. Bradbury's style of writing is unique to himself alone, and he is a really interesting way of putting you into the scene - making you feel it with every sense. He doesn't just tell you what's going on, he draws you right in. It's really enjoyable so far, although I'm not sure what turn it'll take. I was hesitant to read it at first, unsure if I'd like it since it was written a while ago and I usually prefer more contemporary writing styles, but it's been pretty good. The concept itself seems brilliant. xD

[Jasper Hale]

I've also started reading Casino Royale I got the book free with the DVD, and I'm so addicted to the film I decided to read the book.

[Christine Daaé]

Son of a Witch - Gregory Maguire. It's not as good as Wicked but that's mostly because it's a lot darker. And it's not got enough Galinda in it. But it's not too bad. And one of my fave Wicked actresses is reading it atm lmao ;)

[JumpinJava]

The Attonment Child - Francine Rivers

[Best Deceptions]

I just started reading Shopaholic & Baby by Sophia Kinsella. I love that series, even if it's somewhat mindless reading. It always manages to make me laugh out loud though.

[Innocence]

I think I just started reading The Truth About Diamonds by Nicole Richie for the third time.

[Vienna]

"Girlfriend in a coma" by Douglas Coupland. It's really good. Started off kind of sow but now it's just awesome. And nothing has really happened in it. The point of view of Richard is really interesting. I like him, even though he is seriously flawed.

[Mesektet Ra]

Buffy and Philosophy: Fear and Trembling in Sunnydale edited by James B. South.

All I ever needed to know about philosophy I learned from Buffy.

[silvercrystal]

Prep - Curtis Sittenfeld. Teen fiction is great! I'm 21 and still read it. haha. It's a good book so far, my sister recommended it to me. Reminds me of Catcher in the Rye.

[Summersong]

Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult. I had actually heard, and knew she was pretty popular with some of her other novels, so I just decided to pick up a book & read. Surprisingly, I like it a lot so far - I didn't think it would be my style, but it's awesome. xD

[Jasper Hale]

Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult. I had actually heard, and knew she was pretty popular with some of her other novels, so I just decided to pick up a book & read. Surprisingly, I like it a lot so far - I didn't think it would be my style, but it's awesome. xD

This is the first book of hers I bought and started reading, I've now got four of her other books, and including Vanishing acts have five of her books. She's a brill author.

[Untouchable]

Northern Lights - Philip Pullman. I read it about 3/4 years ago, but then I didn't quite understand it, I was kinda confused, so now I'm rereading it again to see if my english has improved enough for me to understand it completely.

[Jasper Hale]

I'm thinking that when I've finished reading this small pile of books I've started I may read The Picture of Dorian Grey again. I absolutely LOVE that book, and I must have read it about five times, It's one of the only books that I own that I've read that many times, but I never get bored of it.

I also read a couple times one of my mums books, can't remember the name of it, but it was one of those ones set in the war and I can't remember who the Author is, but I was so hooked on it, and usualy I'm not really that keen on some of the books my mum reads, but this one I couldn't put down. As soon as I found it, I'll let you know who the Author is and what it's called.

[Lamplight]

Prep - Curtis Sittenfeld. Teen fiction is great! I'm 21 and still read it. haha. It's a good book so far, my sister recommended it to me. Reminds me of Catcher in the Rye.

I love that book! My friend has my copy right now, kind of made her read it. Well, honestly, I have a love/hate relationship with that book. I really hate the main character, but the book is awesome.

Anyway, right now I'm reading The Pelican Brief by John Grishim(sp?). So far I love the book. I love reading about conspiracies, and that's pretty much what the book's about.

[Sinful Tragedy]

Well, I just finished rereading Twilight and New Moon for the 4654065847 time. Now I'm onto the first Gossip Girl book. *sigh* I am going to kill Christina and Daphne for getting me hooked into ANOTHER fandom. Anyways, it's a pretty good book so far. Waaay more girly then I usually go for, most definitely a chick book- but a good one. so far. lol.

[Best Deceptions]

^ lol, I'm actually reading the 6th Gossip Girl book right now. I'm determined to finish the series before the show begins, since I'm looking forward to that.

[Secret Desires]

Without You: A Memior Of Love, Loss, and the Musical RENT by Anthony Rapp. It's simply amazing. I love how raw Anthony is and how he just throws all of his life expriences on the table like that. I'm at the part where Jonothan Larson dies, and wow. He is such an amazing writer, and I seriously feel Anthony's and the rest of Jonothan's friends pain.

[Summersong]

I'm in the middle of re-reading Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, in honor of the last book coming out in July. I want to have the whole series re-read. But I'm about to take a break and start reading The Golden Compass. I saw a preview for the movie, and it looked fabulous! So, it inspired me to read the book. I'd tried once before and didn't like it, but I'm gonna make another attempt. Several friends of mine like it, so I'm excited to read it. ^^

[Best Deceptions]

Heh, I'm rereading Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince right now. It's been 2 years, so yeah... I need to refresh my mind before the last one comes out. *nod*

[Vienna]

Without You: A Memior Of Love, Loss, and the Musical RENT by Anthony Rapp. It's simply amazing. I love how raw Anthony is and how he just throws all of his life expriences on the table like that. I'm at the part where Jonothan Larson dies, and wow. He is such an amazing writer, and I seriously feel Anthony's and the rest of Jonothan's friends pain.

That sounds awesome. I wanna read!

Regeneration - Pat Barker

In Craiglockhart war hospital, Doctor William Rivers attempts to restore the sanity of officers from World War I. When Siegfried Sassoon publishes his declaration of protest against the war, the authorities decide to have him declared mentally defective and send him to Craiglockhart.

Gonna read the next in the series as well

[Lamplight]

Well I have to read three books for my summer reading for school, so I'm currently trying to do all of those right now:

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte
Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson
Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe

Right now I hate Robinson Crusoe. It's just so boring and hard to get through. I like the other ones though. I watched the Disney movie of Kidnapped when I was little, and loved it. So I'm really optimistic about that book. And well, the Bronte's are just awesome.

[Vaudevillian]

What will happen in Harry Potter 7 - Mugglenet.com's version of events that explains alot of things about the Harry Potterverse from people who are the unauthorised experts.

Fantastic read, I keep picking it up at work to read when everyone goes out for a smoke or something, It's really good and alot of their explanations are very good.

[Snapdragon]

Notes From a Small Island - Bill Bryson

Yes...it is a travel book, but it does not read liek one at all. Trust me! I loathe non-fiction. hehe.

This book is so funny! Bill Bryson, born in Iowa I believe, spent about 20 years of his life living in England following a backpacking trip that he went on during college. More recently moved he, his wife and 4 children back to the United States. This book was written on his farewell tour around England before his move back to the US. If you are fascinated by England and you enjoy sarcasm you will love the book. I seriously cannot stop laughing.

Not sure if you need to have been to England to understand or appreciate the book or not. One woman told me that she thought I was too young to appreciate the jokes, but I got them so...not sure how true that is.

[Sucker Punch]

I'm currently reading Jordan A Whole New World by Katie Price. It's the story of how she met Peter Andre and fell in love, the ups and downs of teir relationship, how it started etc etc. It's actually quite good, If I had the time I'd sit and read it without putting it down. Unfortunately, I don't have the time for that.

[Untouchable]

I'm reading The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman. It's the last in a series of three books, and I've also recently read the other two books.

[Sucker Punch]

I'm reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Squee. Don't expect to see much of me til I've finished it.

[Mesektet Ra]

Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel. This book keeps on getting better everytime I read it.

[Disco Stick]

The Prison Thief. So far, so boring.

[Best Deceptions]

Harry Potter & The Deathly Hallows... Yes, I'm probably one of the few people who haven't finished it yet, but I just started it a couple of days ago since I was reading another book. :p

[Blondie]

Don't feel bad Heidi, I also haven't even cracked that book open so don't worry.

I'm reading On the Road by Jack Kerouac.

[Suteki Da Ne]

Just finished Stardust by Neil Gaiman & the Nanny Diaries by... two people... heh.

Now I need to find something new to read.

[Lamplight]

I just finished The Last Summer(of You & Me) by Ann Brasheres. I also finished reading The Sickness Unto Death by Soren Kierkegaard. Both of them were awesome books.

[Untouchable]

I am currently reading Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen ^^

[Allegretto]

Mercy, by Jod Picoult. I also just finished Anne Bishop's 'Landscapes of Ephemera' duology.

[Love Me?]

I read, not too long ago, Don't Tell Mummy - can't tell you who the author is cause I lent it out to a work colleague. It's one of those psyhocologically draining books that's a true story and tended to flick between her present self and her kid self, and compare and contrast her personalities between the different timezones. It can be hard to get into at places though.

[Serotonin]

The Night Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko, it's the book of the film. So far I am completely impressed and drawn in, and I'm not even that far into it yet. It is simply awesome.

[Alma Oscura]

I just started reading Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs!

[Angelic]

I finally finished Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heilein last week. I kept forgetting about it, but yay for long train rides. :) Anywho, it was fantastic and I can see why Willie liked it so much, he doesn't even like reading. :p

Now I'm finishing up "A Life Less Ordinary" by John Hodge, it was made to a movie or the other way around... he was the screenwriter of Shallow Grave and Trainspotting. It's a quick but good read, to the point and witty for such a short book. :) I'm enjoying it and want to see the movie, hehe.

I'm also going to be reading The Importance of Being Earnest again (it's by Oscar Wilde) because it's assigned for class whereas for senior year English in high school, I picked it instead of having to read my teacher's lame book hahahaha. I'm sooooo happy to read it again.

I need to finish the Tempest too, I had been procrastinating and due to not having my paper done I hadn't finished it. I love Shakespeare though so it's a given that I'll like it and I think I've seen a film adaption. ^.^ So need to wrap that up then I can move on to the book my cousin wrote, one of the few nonfiction books I own. Heh.

[Blondie]

I told you the Tempest rocks!!

Also, I'm reading "My Sister's Keeper" by Jodi Picoult. It's a good read so far, and I love the premise of the sister rebelling against her role as the donor for her own sister, because that was one of the main reasons (If not only) reason to have been born.

[Untouchable]

I'm reading And then there were none.. by Agatha Christie. It's mainly for school, but I also read in a topic here that it was good ^^

[Breaking Dawn]

Absolutely Positively Not by David LaRochelle. It's the story of my life if it were written down on paper. I mean it's unbelievable how much it's like my life!:)

[Remember the Stars]

Right now, I'm reading Pride & Prejudice for my English class. It's okay. I'm only through the first volume, but I'm going to finish it this weekend.

[Rockferry]

The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray... the conclusion to her A Great and Terrible Beauty trilogy. Libba is an amazing author, who has quite a knack for creating very relatable and hilariously witty characters.

[Remember the Stars]

I just started reading Bridget Jones's Diary for my English class. It's funny, but I'm not really all that into it yet.

[Etch-a-Sketch]

Right now, I'm reading If I get to 5 for my English class. It's so depressing, it's about Kids dying.

[Remember the Stars]

Right now, I'm reading Salaam, Paris for my English class. It's okay so far, but I'm so not motivated to read today.

[Apple]

I'm currently reading Dreamland by Sarah Dessen, who is one of my favourite writers! Her book, "Keeping the Moon" was my bible for years! She's amazing!

[Lamplight]

Ooo, Dreamland was good. Not as good as Keeping the Moon though.

Well, I'm currently reading The Other Boelyn Girl. I want to see the movie so badly and I figured that I should read the book before I see the movie and it is amazing so far. The book is over 700 pages, but it goes by so fast.

I have just finished reading American gods by Neil Gaiman, which was amazing, gods in Alabama by Joshilyn Jackson, and Magic Hour by Kristin Hannah. I would recommend all the books. American gods is the best out of the three.

[Blondie]

Blue Bloods by Melissa de La Cruz. I just got it cause someone recommended it.

[silvercrystal]

Bloodtide by Melvin Burgess (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Bloodtide-Puffin-Teenage-Melvin-Burgess/dp/0141306890/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204854894&sr=1-1) which is pretty good so far. I've been reading Melvin Burgess books since I was 11 and he's always been so controversial.

Also reading Prozac Nation: Young and Depressed in America: A Memoir by Elizabeth Wurtzel (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prozac-Nation-Depressed-America-Memoir/dp/0704380080/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204855036&sr=1-1). I've been wanting to read this for ages and then one of my friends gave it to me for my birthday as it's one of her favourite books. So far every word I've read I've connected with so I think I'm definetly going to love this one.

[Breaking Dawn]

I'm reading Tell it to Naomi by Daniel Ehrenhaft. I'm only 2 chapters in, but so far it's pretty good. It's only going to get better.:silly:

[Allegretto]

I'm reading Ashling, by Isobelle Carmody. It's the third book in the Obernewtyn Chronicles, and I have read it before, but since the fifth book just came out, finally, I decided to read the rest of the series through so I can remember what happened.

[Breaking Dawn]

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

I finally got around to reading it. :D

[Rockferry]

I finally got around to finishing up Pretties by Scott Westerfield. I strongly urge those who are fans of 1984 to check this out. If 1984 was about the follies of Communism, then the Uglies Trilogy is about the follies of Capitalism.

[Apple]

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn by Betty Smith. I just love this book, it's so sad though! :(

[Untouchable]

1984 by George Orwell. I haven't really got a lot of time to read though, due to school...

[Bloodstained Hurricane]

Eldest by Christopher Paolini which is the second in the inheritance series.

[Suteki Da Ne]

I'm reading Ashling, by Isobelle Carmody. It's the third book in the Obernewtyn Chronicles, and I have read it before, but since the fifth book just came out, finally, I decided to read the rest of the series through so I can remember what happened.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh ohmygod, I did not realize it had come out! *runs to buy*

[Lamplight]

Right now I'm reading The Bitch Posse by Martha O'Connor. I honestly haven't started it yet, but it's my next one to read. It looks interesting though.

[Russian Roulette]

Almost finished with it buuuut Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead. Pretty kick ass book, then I am going to start reading Marked by P.C Cast and Kristin Cast.

[Chaos]

All my books names will be in portuguese, considering I'm brazilian, lol..

Correio Feminino (Female's mail) by Clarisse Lispector. It is about her submitted newspaper small stories to women in a time when they were supposed to do nothing but serve their husbands. Clarice's a very famous writer and she'd have to use fake names to write because she was afraid she'd make the people who read her literature books not want to read them anymore because writing those columns wasn't a prestigious job. It's a nice book.

Entrando pela janela (Coming in through the window) it is a book about the "student's love towards school". I have only started so i cant give much input but i think it will be a great book to read granting i want to work in that department after i finish my Psychology major.

[Apple]

I just finished reading this but yeah,

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. It's amazing. Chay Jensen returns home from school to find a strange package with his name on it lying on his porch. Inside he discovers serveral cassette tapes recorded by Hannah Baker, his classmate and crush, who commited suicide two weeks ago. Hannah's voice explains that there are thirteen reasons why she decided to end her life and Clay is one of them. So, he ends up spending the whole night listening to them and listening to her pain through these tapes.

Read it in two days and it was simply amazing! Y'all should read it!

[Disco Stick]

Something called Bloodlines. I don't know... it has a black cover and a red bat on the front. I think it's about vampires. I don't know... I found it on the back of the toilet.

[Remember the Stars]

I recently read High Fidelity by Nick Hornby. It was really good, actually. I liked the book a lot more than the movie. Definitely worth reading.

[My Idiosyncrasies]

Twilight :: finally I've started because my HP addiction is not good enough so I must cling to another series. I love what I've read so far (pg. 52). Mike cracks me up and Bella's thoughts and interaction with dear, handsome Edward has me...well, what's the word here? Well, I'm sure someone knows what I mean...Definately looking forward to procrastinating and hopefully finish reading this book on the weekend...just gotta logg off the internet first :p

[Rockferry]

Tweak by Nic Sheff - A detail account of the son of David Sheff author of Beautiful Boy. These novels are pretty much a pair since they are the same story from two different points of view. So far it's amazing, gritty, real, and overall a great read.

Masquerade by Melissa de la Cruz - I'm re-reading this since I'm working a project for ES about it. It's the second novel in the Blue Blood series. If you love vampire fiction, then PICK this up!

[Fiery Skies]

On The Road by Jack Kerouac. I read it a long time ago and suddenly had this urge to read it again. And I got it at a really awesome discount, so I bought it. <33

[Lamplight]

I'm reading The Constant Lover by Phillipa Gregory. Well, I'm trying to read it. I probably won't be able to actually get into it until finals are over.

[Fiery Skies]

The Choice by Nicholas Sparks. Yup, his books are all a little similar. But I like reading them anyway. Well....I'm actually trying to read it, since I'm constantly getting distracted by a million things. lol

[Angelic]

Skin by Roald Dahl, it's a collection of short stories. Some are really good and clever, but this one I just read was... meh. I think I understood but it's not as good as the earlier ones I read heh. I liked The Sound Machine a lot.

[Sucker Punch]

Twilight - Nadya's been telling me to read it for ages. And I finally decided to after watching the film trailer and having no idea what was going on. All I can say is OMG why the hell did I wait so long to read it?

[Jasper Hale]

New Moon - Stephanie Mayer

I loved Twilight and I've only just started this one, but it's really good so far, and I'll probably be just as hooked. I love Edward/Bella, and I quite like Emmett/Rosalie.

[Fiery Skies]

Creative Writing, A Workbook with Readings ; Linda Anderson.

It's pretty much my bible for this course and it weighs a ton and drives me insane. I do atleast six activities a day and it helps, yes, but its alot! le sigh

[Sucker Punch]

New Moon - Stephanie Mayer

I loved Twilight and I've only just started this one, but it's really good so far, and I'll probably be just as hooked. I love Edward/Bella, and I quite like Emmett/Rosalie.

^ Pretty much the same. Reading New Moon. Loved Twilight. Absolutely adore Edward/Bella.

[Angelic]

Still working on Skin, no offense, but it's making me lose interest as the stories go on. >.< But I did finish Masquerade within two days like I did with Blue Bloods. It was verrrry good and the twist/cliffhanger in the end! Ahhh. Can't wait for the next one. I think I'm actually going to begin A Clockwork Orange because these short stories are not cutting it right now. So might as well read this book and see the differences between the movie and stuff. ^.^

[My Idiosyncrasies]

Blue Bloods ... haven't gotten far yet with only about an hours reading done, haha. But the RP on ES has me so intrigued that I went and got the books. Hmm k, hope I enjoy this...

[Sucker Punch]

Eclipse by Stephanie Meye. I've been waiting days to read this...since finishing New Moon. And so far I'm loving it!!

[AngelsGirl]

A Great And Terrible Beauty by Libba Bray

[Bloodstained Hurricane]

Blue Bloods - Melissa De La Cruz

I haven't actually cracked the book open having only just got it a few minutes ago from the library but I'm about to read it soon.

[AngelsGirl]

The Diary of Anne Frank by... well, Anne Frank. I finished the previous book rather quickly.

[Fiery Skies]

Masquerade by Melissa de la Cruz, well I just finished it, still kinda reeling from it. And I'm about to start Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer. :D

[Bloodstained Hurricane]

Masquerade - Melissa De La Cruz, I just fnished it a few minutes ago and am reeling from it. I can't wait for the next book.

[Fiery Skies]

Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer. I just started it, so I don't have an opinion yet. However...it's going to be good. lol.

[My Idiosyncrasies]

Night Road by A.M. Jenkins

[Suteki Da Ne]

Bewitching Season by Marissa Doyle

and The Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons

[My Idiosyncrasies]

Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr

[Sucker Punch]

Re-reading Twilight by Stephanie Meyer because waiting for Breaking Dawn isn't easy.

[Star18]

Rereading Rebecca by Daphne DeMaurier- I can never get tired of it...

[Fiery Skies]

Sheesh, still stuck on Eclipse. It's taking me so long because I'm starting to get annoyed with Bella. And the whole Bella/Edward thing is also annoying me in this book. lol. But two more chapters...and I'll be done. finally!

[Lamplight]

I've started Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. I'm not that far into it, but i like it a lot. It's just one of those books that you just don't want to put down.

[Angelic]

Belle de Jour by Anonymous. Already half way through it and I bought it for $6. It's a hardcover too. It's a fantastic/witty/hilarious/graphic read. I love it. It's a diary of this call girl in the UK and she wrote a blog too. Twas a bestseller. What's great is this is a real account. I felt for her a lot throughout and she's just so effing funny. Her humor rocks and she has a gift for expression.

[Fiery Skies]

7th Heaven by James Patterson. It's taking me forever to get through the book and its really easy to read, but I guess I'm not enjoying it enough. It's not as good as the first set of Women's Murder Club books, but its readable. And I can't stop halfway through it. meh

[Replicant Shadow]

Book-wise, I'm reading this book called Three Cups of Tea by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin for school, and Greg is gonna be coming to my school to talk to the entire freshman class during the first week of the semester. I plan to read three more chapters by the end of the weekend; it's a good book, I just don't have much time to read it. That's a lie; I have plenty of time, I just spend it all roleplaying and hanging with friends before we go off to our respective schools this fall.

At this precise moment, though, I'm reading a Harry Potter fanfic called Draco Sinister. Possibly my favorite HP fanfic ever. I haven't read it in a while, sooooooooo yeah. Rereading it, because it's just THAT good. All twenty-some-odd chapters of it. The author of it is now a published author out in the real world. :)

[Remember the Stars]

The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. I just started reading it, so I don't have an opinion on it right now, but it was suggested by a friend.

[ursassygurl]

hi there..i love "chiclit", i have all the books by marian keyes,sophie kinsella,emily giffin and meg cabot..its good to read something light after long hours of stress and workloads..:)

[Remember the Stars]

I'm currently reading a book called Sex God by Rob Bell. I'm not religious at all really, and it has a lot of religious undertones and references, but it's still really interesting. I'm not very far into it yet, though, so I can't really recommend it or say anything against it at this point.

[Fiery Skies]

Right now....its's Five Things I Want My Daughters To Know by Elizabeth Noble. It's pretty interesting and makes me wish I had sisters. But it's a book I will recommend.

[Suteki Da Ne]

Gordath Wood by Patrice Sarah. Average fantasy, not thrilled with it, but I'll probably finish it.

[Disco Stick]

The Oracle Glass : Judith Riley... pretty freakin' good. There's a lot to be said for stealing your little sister's books.

[Etch-a-Sketch]

Kat's fault here, but I am totally reading Watchmen again...

[Suteki Da Ne]

Yay watchmen. I'm planning on rereading soon.

Right now I'm reading The Road by Cormac McCarthy. It's reaaaaally good.

[Angelic]

I am reading Atonement by Ian McEwan and the description is maaaaadness, but it maintains my attention somehow! I've seen the movie but I am liking the book better so far, I am getting more backstory on the vase and inside Briony's mind to see what she saw or thought she saw anyhow. Also Cecilia's thoughts are quite funny.

[Madame Mau Mau]

Kingdom Come || Mark Waid & Alex Ross

Ordinarily I wasn't into the whole graphic novel...thing, but since Jess had a class on it this past semester I was forced to be exposed to a lot of it and found that, low and behold, it's some pretty interesting shiz. 'Specially the DC ones. I must confess, this book is well on it's way to making me a serious DC Superhero geek. Which, though geeky, is quite enjoyable as of now. :) Picture all of your favorite DC Superheroes/Villains coming together in an epic story and you've got it in a nutshell.

[Suteki Da Ne]

Soulless - Christopher Golden

Suuuch a good zombie book, I can't stop reading it which sucks since I'll be done in an hour or so.

[Fiery Skies]

Lucky by Alice Sebold.

It's her memoir from the rape incident when she was at Syracuse. It's incredible how she was able to put it all down and make it into a book. And I absolutely love the way she writes.