Ok, so it's just like the what're you listening to thread, but with books. Right now I am reading Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews.
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Ok, so it's just like the what're you listening to thread, but with books. Right now I am reading Flowers in the Attic by Virginia Andrews.
A classic, Bram Stoker's Dracula. One of my favourite books! =)
Eldest, Christopher Paolini (reread)
The Chroicles of Narnia The Magicians Nephew
Raymond E. Fiest - Magician
Memoirs of a Geisha, I went to see the movie last week and now im reading the book
I'm reading that too. I haven't seen the movie yet. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by *~Endless Night~*
I just finished The Great Book of Amber, by Roger Zelazny. It's all ten books in one really huge paperback. Not the best book I've ever read, but damn good all the same.
I keep looking at that more and more every time I go to Borders, but I still haven't picked it up yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by herbie08
Anyways, I'm reading The Ill-Made Mute by Cecilia Dart-Thornton. And Fahrenheit 451 anytime now, for school.
The Dark Tower ~ Stephen King
also I just bought the making of Dark Side of The Moon
For Us, the Living by Robert Heinlein. It's his first novel, written back when he was still something of a socialist. It's not really much of a story, but I like the social and political theories in it quite a bit.
I'm readin The Laughing Corpse by Laurell K. Hamilton. Sarcasm and wit of the vampire slaying zombie raising main character Anita Blake is great. It's the sequel to Guilty Pleasures and is part of a very long series.
You should go see it its a great film!Quote:
Originally Posted by Dart
I'm reading the fourth dark tower book, Wizard and Glass (most of it is just a very very informative flashback though...at least it explains ALOT.)
i cant wait to get the last three. (there are seven books), i got the first four in a box set for x-mas:D :love:
I really enjoy reading, but I only get to do it for about one hour a week on Friday at Borders. Right now, I'm near the end of Fullmetal Alchemist 3. (Manga counts as a book, right? xD)
I just started Invisible Man and A Farewell to Arms. Good old American Lit.
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Originally Posted by Mitch
I just finished The Outcast of Redwall by Brian Jacques..I'm a sucker for him. About to start The Walking by Bentley Little.
Vanity Fair by William Makepeace Thackeray.
Ive been reading "The Magicans Guild" by Trudi Canavan for a month now and Im enjoying it. My nana bought it me for Christmas and Ive bought the next book in the triliogy also. Very good fantasy novel about a beggar girl who discovers she has magical powers and is hunted down by the Magicans Guild to train her, but she is currently refusing to join them.
American Psycho by Brett Easton Ellis
The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah by Stephen King. Of course I have read this before. I'm just doing my first complete Dark Tower read through since the series was finished over a year ago.
Currently im reading "The Giver" by Lois Lowry.
Fairly interesting book :)
But usually reading isnt my thing but i decided to read it cause it looked interesting :)
:) My Guild Wars Strategy Guide.
I've just finished reading Sabriel, So I'm going onto Lirael now...Garth Nix..really rocks.
The Count Of Monte Cristo
Congo, by Michael Crichton.
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring and Night. Well, I just finished Night, actually. That I had to read for school.
Like 5 books
The book I read in the bathroom: Showdown-Ted DeKker
In the mornings before school: Dreamcatcher-Steven King
On the bus: Bad Place-Dean Koontz
In school: The Bear and the Dragon-Tom Clancy
In the evenings: Blessed Child-Ted DeKker
'Pyramids' by Terry Pratchet.
SmartBomb, a book detailing the history of the Video game industry. Damn, Nintendo was formed in 1890(not 1980) making card games for the public. Wow! :eek:
im reading dracula by bram stoker,interview with the vampire by anne rice and i just finished reading the boy who kicked pigs by tom baker.:D :choc2:
I'm reading the Earthsea Quartet by Ursula Le Guin because Studio Ghibli are turning it into a movie! Although I did buy the book before I found this little gem of information. :p
I'm not much of a reader, I cant read novels because I just cant find the time. But I am reading a book about Monty Python and a book about the great rock band INXS! They are both very good books! :D
Pet Semetary by steven king.
i am reading The Saint of Dragons by Jason Hightman
Tale of the Tunderbolt by E.E. Knight book 3 of the Vampire Earth series. If you like action and fantasy/sci-fi books i recomend this series.
I'm like 100 pages shy of finishing Mirror Mirror by Gregory maguire. It's really interesting if you're into fairy tale type stories (it's essentially grown up snow white). Some of his other books have some stuff in them that's kinda gross (repetitive discriptions involving bodily functions and things like that, not enough to really offend me but everyone's different) but this ones not that bad :meatwad:
i just got done reading the inferno. i def recomend it. its badass.
I just finished reading 'Gil's All Fright Diner' by A. Lee Martinez.
The title might suggest it as a children's book, but it is anything but. It is intended for a fairly mature audience. It is packed with humour, and an enjoyable read for anyone. (that is older than 13 of course!)
I just finished reading the Brethren by John Grisham. Now I'm reading Dreamcatcher by Stephen King.
I'm finnishing Starman by Sara Douglas and then I'm gonna start on Liriel (sp?) next, I finnished Sabriel last year but never got around to the 2nd one.
Im halfway done with 'Servant Of The Shard' by R.A. Salvatore.
Dan Brown, Digital Fortress
Kim by rudyard kipling
Just on the last chapter of 'Horse and his Boy' by C S Lewis from the acclaimed Chronicles of Narnia, will probably start the next in the series, 'Prince Caspian', on the train to Manchester tomorrow.
Andy Warhol biography.. one of my favourite paintors :D
For fun? Currently nothing.
For School? A ton of stuff.
Right now I'm reading the Stand by Stephen King. I liked his Firestarter and Dreamcatcher books better, but I'm not that far into the Stand and its starting to get really good.
I just picked up this series. I finished The Gunslinger yesterday, today I am a little under halfway done with High Rhulain by Brian Jacques, and once that is done i'll be reading The Drawing of the Three.Quote:
Originally Posted by RSL
dean koontz - strange highways
The Vampire Lestat by Ann Rice
Don't worry if you freak out in your head when I mention the title of this book.
Virgin Suicides by Jefferey Eugenides.
A large 900 something page book.
Too huge for a 12 year old, huh? lol :)
Only two words come to mind. Harry Potter. Those books ruin your eyesight.Quote:
Originally Posted by ff7+ff10 gurl 100
Very true Tavrobel. Killed mine xD :D
I'm currently re-reading the Resident Evil books by S.D. Perry. Great books. :)
I'm still reading A Clash of Kings, by George RR Martin. I don't think I'm ever going to catch up on that series, even if he continues to take a billion years to get another volume out. They're gargantuan!
Recently finished The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold but now reading Prep: A Novel by Curtis Sittenfeld.
Demon Thief by Darren Shan
Daughter of the Blood by Anne Bishop