| Right now i'm reading Dracula by Bram Stoker for my English class |
| The Charles Dexter Ward Case by H. P. Lovecraft. |
| Twilight...omg, am I a masochist? |
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| The Christian Bible Beowulf - The Beowulf Poet Invisible Man - Ralph Ellison The Seven Storey Mountain - Thomas Merton |
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| Blood Noir- Laurell K. Hamilton |
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| Debatable Space by Philip Palmer It's got hot babes, awesome weapons of massive destruction, bloodthirsty pirates, a tyrannical despot, and fight for freedom. It also takes place in outer space. According to fantasybookcritic.blogspot.com - 'gleefully violent and wildly unpredictable.' And that it is -exactly. |
| Currently I'm re-reading the Harry Potter series :3 |
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| Book of the famous(?) Filipino Author, Bob Ong. I just got into his books last week and I read from book 1 to book 6 and currently reading his 7th book, Kapitan Sino. Haha. I just love the humor of this local book :) |
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| Graceling by Kristin Cashore. I'm also re-reading Harry Potter, since I've been bullied into it. :> |
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| The Alchemist by Oaulo Coelho Only because I have to for one of my classes |
| reading "MockingJay" by...i don't know but the person who wrote the Hunger Games. |
| Made You Look, Didn't I? |
| Tom Clancy's Net Force, the Archimedes Effect |
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| -Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford -Falling Leaves by Adeline Yen Mah :) |
| | Anime List | Manga List | It's been a while... |
| I'm currently reading Tales From The Asylum, a Steampunk book by various authors and rereading Avalon High by Meg Cabot. |
| Light in August by William Faulkner (as required by my english teacher.) |
FAKEPROMISE said: reading "MockingJay" by...i don't know but the person who wrote the Hunger Games. Harper Lee(Mocking Jay)and Susanne Collins(Hunger Games)- Answer to quote. I'm reading Clive Cussler's new book Crescent Dawn and Brandon Sanderson's The Way of Kings |
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| Still reading "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" by Stieg Larsson. I'm still not very far but it's picking up. My only issue with it is that it's has too many "Let me tell you a story..." kind of situations, where it's literally one character explaining some piece of history that is supposedly relevant to the plot. It's tiring to read through, even if it's interesting. What happened to the "show, don't tell" rule of thumb? |
| Just finished "Speak" by Laurie Halse Anderson It was pretty good, I really enjoyed the way it was written. It just had a certain wit to it while developing the main character really well. The insight of what she was going through was really well done, and I really enjoyed it. Good read. |
| Last book I was reading, I finished it ages ago... Meanwhile I'm reading a load of magazines and scientifical articles I had here to read. Next book I'm starting was a gift from a dear friend, that I delayed because it's really complicated for me... A non-English-Native... "Only Revolutions" by Mark Z. Danielewski |
 Waratte Oemashou Sore ha Chiisana Inori |
| I am currently reading, "Shōgun," by James Clavell. I find it interesting that there's the omniscient point-of-view in here, basically making like 5 main characters I would say. The characters are "based" off of real people in history, but the story doesn't make things happen like history. The book, to me, just sucks you into 1600's Japan. And if you don't like getting into people's minds in books, then this isn't for you. |
| The last book I actually sat down and read was Fang: A Maximum Ride Novel. |
"What has two arms, two legs, and is alive? Not your favorite character lol! xD" |
| The Stranger by Camus |
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| I feel weird posting here for the second time, but oh well, gotta spread the book love. Re-reading To Kill A Mockingbird(and we all know who wrote that) for no particular reason for the hundredth time. Reading The Day of the Traffids (John Wyndham), Mimus (Lilli Thal) and Shattered (Eric Walters). EDIT: Oh wait! How could I forget? The third Adrian Mole book (Sue Townsend). Hilarius to the point of tearing up. |
purinpurinNov 25, 2010 2:31 PM
| The Cradle will Fall - Mary Higgins Clarke It's a great thriller and a mystery. Not a very intricate story (as we already know who the primary criminal is) but the emotions expressed, especially that of the mastermind criminal, are brilliant. |
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| About an hour ago I finished The Hunger Games, I've never read the book before, kinda reminds me a bit of Battle Royale, I must say that I loved it and I can't wait to read the rest of the trilogy! |
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| Finished reading The Host by Stephanie Myer a few months back, surprisingly good. Right now I'm about to start a sort of detective novel I guess? Don't have it on me so I can't remember the name. |
| I'm reading Harry potter books |
| I'm am about to read the final book in Darren Shan's Demonata series, and in a few days, I will read The Lovely Bones. |
Bum Bum Dum Dum |
| PATRIOTISM by Yukio Mishima |
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 Yeah...it's exactly what it looks like. |
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| Re-reading the Harry Potter books for the millionth time. |
| Under the North Star by Väinö Linna. A Finnish classic I picked up after finishing another classic from the same author, The Unknown Soldier (which was excellent btw). Just a few pages in, and this one looks pretty promising as well. :] |
| manga exluded... hmm... lets see. i am currently un the middle of the wheel of time series which is exceptionaly good and i got some new books for my birthday the other day. i havent found a copy of the next book to the wheel of time series which is "A Crown of Swords" but i'll go to barnes and noble some time thins month to buy/order it |
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| Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt for my english class. I had to find a good memoir with over 900 lexile points or whatever. xD |
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| Reading two books, one a historical biography of Marcus Aurelius and the other is a history of Japan from the 14th-17 centuries. |
| There are three kinds of intelligence: one kind understands things for itself, the other appreciates what others can understand, the third understands neither for itself nor through others. This first kind is excellent, the second good, and the third kind useless. |
| Just finished rereading The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas. |
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| JOB:A comedy of justice by Robert Heinlein. It's a really interesting read into how people going through different universes react. |
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| The Stalker by Joan Lowery |
| Utopia by Thomas More Not like I want to read it. |
| i'm reading the Harry Potter and Twilight Saga series again. i just can't seem to get enough of them. It's in his kiss by Julia Quinn . i really find it very funny and amusing. My Sweet Orange tree by Jose Mauro de Vasconelos . this one's sure to bring tears in to your eyes *sniff* |
| Finished Murakami's Norwegian Wood this weekend. It was godly. |
| I'm going through Harry Turtledove's Settling Accounts series, about anything that man writes is golden. Amazing storytelling. |
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| Well, for school I'm reading The Great Gatsby (again) but for pleasure I'm rereading all the Harry Potter books in honor of the movie that just came out. YAY! (: |
| Papillon by Henri Charriere |
| just started reading The Summer of the Ubume by Natsuhiko Kyogoku |
| Some book about the development of the modern Turkish and Iranian states. Seems for the most part to be an exercise in comparative politics. Interesting what was happening to both of em at around the same time. |
| not a job creator |
| I am re-reading the Harry Potter series for nostalgia's sake, I'm hooked. |
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| Contest [Matthew Reilly] Pretty violent well written too. |
KairenDec 2, 2010 11:40 PM
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