Book you're currently reading?

[KuukiKiller]

Just finished reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, loved it!

[supersunfish]

Summer Knight by Jim Butcher. I'm trying to read all the Harry Dresden books before the new one comes out. >__>

[ravezombie]

Oh dear, let's see...

 

-Deadhouse Gates, Book 2 of The Malazan Book of the Fallen series by Steven Erikson.

-Women and Gender in Islam by Leila Ahmed

-The Stories of Ray Bradbury by Ray Bradbury

-Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

 

I sort of go in rotation with books; I'm not in the mood to read one, so I read one of the other ones. All except for the Women and Gender in Islam which is for a class study. Still interesting though!

[Gsea]

The Dogs of Babel by Carolyn Parkhurst.

<3 So much amazing.

[QAndais]

read the Thorn St. Croix series by Faith Hunter.

[Rallis]

Currently reading "The Unwanteds" by Lisa McMann.

Pretty good so far.

[Gluria]

Started "Clockwork Angel" by Cassandra Clare yesterday (in German)

I kind of liked the first three books of the Mortal Instruments and this book can only be better since there's no Jace in it.

[CNR4806]

Just bought Tom Clancy's Hunt for Red October.

 

Might get addicted and buy the whole damn series later, but who knows?

[Orlageddon]

I'm now reading Blaze by Richard Bachman. Liking it so far. :3

[piggygirl859]

Reading: Out of my Mind by: Sharun M. Draper. Love it!

[hitsugaya133]

Percy Jackson first book from Rick Riordan

I love Greek mythology.

 

 

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[tyto_alba]

Currently reading The Black Tattoo by Sam Enthoven.

 

Pretty good so far.

[Kanaye]

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey.

 

Non-fiction. Not what I usually read at all. Pretty good, pretty interesting. Really tiny, easy book.

 

She gets sick, bedridden for years and a friend one day happened to see a snail so she picked it up and plunked it in the pot of flowers she was bringing her.

 

So she is bedridden and starts watching this snail live.

[dragonfairybaby]

currently reading In Shade and Shadow by Barb and J.C Hendee. its a Noble dead series, its really good. no dragons in it tho which makes me sad

[CDM]

Lord of the Rings...again, lol. From when I was in Grade 5 (8 yrs old?) and up until I turned 30 (4 years ago,) I used to read it every year. T.V. for the whole street has not been working for about a week now, and won't be fixed for another couple of days, so I'm going through quite a few books, and how could I not read LotR again?

Edited September 14, 2012 by CDM

[Skystorm]

I'm reading Night by Ellie Wesiel. Everyone seems to be reading in my class right now, quite interesting book.

Edited September 14, 2012 by Skystorm

[Nectaris]

The Chronicles of the Black Company, by Glen Cook.

[SPQR]

The Picture of Dorian Gray. I love Oscar Wilde :3

[Lagie]

The Naming of the Dead by Ian Rankin

[caramba2654]

Sky Emblem by Christopher Hwang. Great book! :3

[Orlageddon]

Finished Blaze (and found out I'm way too emotional *cried at the end*), now moving on to Misery. It looks interesting already.

[Gluria]

City of Fallen Angels by Cassandra Clare

 

So far so good, even though Jace is still going me on the nerves.

[SilverX7Studios]

I've just finished Swiss Family Robinson, now I don't know what book I want to read next. I read through A City in Winter in about two days. That one was pretty good. It's a fairly short read and it's got a few funny parts. I really want to read what happens after the end though...

Edited September 19, 2012 by SilverX7Studios

[inlaterdays]

Lord of the Rings...again, lol.  From when I was in Grade 5 (8 yrs old?) and up until I turned 30 (4 years ago,) I used to read it every year.  T.V. for the whole street has not been working for about a week now, and won't be fixed for another couple of days, so I'm going through quite a few books, and how could I not read LotR again?

I re-read The Hobbit and LotR almost every year in December. It was EVERY year for a long time (I first read them when I was 7-8 years old too!), but I've slowed down a little.

 

Right now I'm reading 77 Shadow Street by Dean Koontz and J.R.R. Tolkien, Author of the Century by Tom Shippey, and alternating back and forth.

 

The first one is because I like to read ghost stories and scary novels in the fall; I don't know why. Halloween, I guess. The second one is because I love Tolkien and I'm really excited for The Hobbit movie.

Edited September 19, 2012 by inlaterdays

[QAndais]

I re-read The Hobbit and LotR almost every year in December. It was EVERY year for a long time (I first read them when I was 7-8 years old too!), but I've slowed down a little.

 

Right now I'm reading 77 Shadow Street by Dean Koontz and J.R.R. Tolkien, Author of the Century by Tom Shippey, and alternating back and forth.

 

The first one is because I like to read ghost stories and scary novels in the fall; I don't know why. Halloween, I guess. The second one is because I love Tolkien and I'm really excited for The Hobbit movie.

I'm actually reading 77 Shadow Street by Dean Koontz right now as well how are you finding it so far