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Dark Calling, then Hell's Heroes I think... He's Writing a new book soon, (for a new series) called 'The Thin Executioner' coming out may/march here :P

Just finished reading "I am Ozzy" (Ozzy Osbourne Autobiography) and I am currently halfway through reading Slash's Autobiography, very good :3

Wow this thread is still open? :nahnah:

Anyway im reading alot at once again (something im apparently good at)
Ive started the House of Night series with some of my friends. Im about halfway through with the first book Marked so im buying the second one today hopefully.

Im reading a random book i happened to see at my library called How Do I Love Thee?. Its a poetic romance in victorian times and it is sooooo sweeeet! lol

I started reading Pride and Prejudice since my Uncle (visiting from SKorea) got it for me for Xmas. Im not very far but i already know most of what happens since ive seen the movie a thousand times.

And im finally reading a Manga series! Vampire Knight By Matsuri Hino. im only in volume 1 but ive been watching the series for days and im almost to the end! :laugh:

A series called The Montriazo.If anyone was familiar with Artemis Fowl,this is similar.

im reading the tag on :ninja: liz :ninja: cloths it tells a good story

Hi!
Currently, I am reading a very good book "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" penned down by J K Rowling. She has written about 6 books and all of these were gifted to me by a friend of mine for Christmas. He knows this kind of books I like. I am enjoying reading this book.

hmm im reading a book called "The Complete Zombie Survival Guide" BRING IT ZOMBIES!!!

A Place Called Freedom by Ken Follett

New Voices in Science Fiction, edited by Mike Resnick. Let's just say I'm glad I paid less than a dollar for it.

http://www.amazon.com/Voices-Science.../dp/0756401682

Beijing Coma by Ma Jian.
A Madness of Angels by Kate Griffin.
The Steel Remains by Richard Morgan.
Shadowmarch by Tad Williams.
The Twilight Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko.
How to Survive the End of the World as we know it by Wesley Rawles
Various David Gemell books

Terminal Man by Michael Crichton

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Out by Natsuo Kirino

Through the Looking Glass...what a classic!! By Lewis Carrol I think?

Flatland....another classic, yet a bit on the philosophical side and not much else.

The Hot Zone by Richard Preston

The Van Alen Legacy by Melissa De La Cruz

I liked this book. Even better is that its based on true events. Ebola is scary stuff.

The monkeys in hotzone was fuucked.

Pillars of the Earth was really good by the same guy.

I'm loving it so far. I let my imagination go wild with the symptom descriptions.


The Seven Daughters of Eve by Bryan Sykes

Oh, lol. My English teacher is going to assign Pillars of the Earth as well, heh.

Well i just finished catching up on the House of Night series by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast (mom and daughter duo :cutielove:) The books in that series are Marked, Untamed, Chosen, Betrayed, Hunted, Tempted and their 7th book in the series Burned comes out April 27th of this year. (Hint: if anyone loves smexy vampires start reading that series NOWZ!!!:nahnah:)

i am not reading at book atm. Was reading a book from stieg larsson man that hates womans on english on norvegian its mann som hater kvinner :D

Just finished reading Dark Calling and Hells Heroes today BDEX. The end was pretty good, except for how it ends with grubbs gay speach, but I loved the twist that Bec was just acting, she did it well I wanted to go into the book and throttle her myself.

I finished The Van Alen Legacy tonight. Basically read the whole thing tonight. Lol. Haven't been reading it cause.. uhh.. I forget to the books I have sometimes.

Agh. It was so good. I love this series. I love how De La Cruz mixes in history with all this. asdfghjkl; Freaking

Can't wait for the next one!!

Disgrace by J.M.Coetzee
Winner of the nobel prize in literature 2003
winner of the 1999 booker prize

Only reading it cause its in my syallabus x_x
LOL

Dude, wheres my country?

Pillars of the Earth
Ken Follett
one sex scene down, just a few more to go ~.^

Just Finished reading Wicked Lovely ,Fragile Eternity, And Ink Exchange. Seriously good series xD

Read the sequel to pillars of the earth when your finished if u get the chance.

I'm currently reading The Road by Cormac McCarthy.
I like it so far.
Imma try to get my hands on The Swarm by Frank Schätzing after I'm done with The Road.

Asimov's Foundation trilogy. Currently just started the 3rd novel, Second Foundation.

I haven't really been reading this summer. I find that super depressing. Once I get back from Florida next week, I will be reading my AP Physics packet and doing the summer work.

I really want to read Ellen Hopkins' books though. Cranked, Glass, and Fallout (Fallout comes out this year.) Which is a series.

I also want to read Impulse, Identical, and Tricks. Already read Burned.

I have to read Tartuffe by Moliere for this French Lit crud.

I'm a big fan of Piers Anthony's Xanth series, and I hit the jackpot when I was on vacation (I found around twelve of his novels, I only had two prior). So, I've been reading those. I finished the first one not too long ago, and am about halfway through the second one (I read it already, just wanted to read it again now that I've read the first). Unfortunately, I don't have the third. =(
But that's okay, what I have should keep me occupied for quite awhile. =D

Recently finished reading Patricia Cornwell's Book of the Dead.

Another great author with forensic anthropology and getting into the mind of a violent criminal. Though I still love Kathy Reich more... hoping another book will come out soon. ><

I'm reading The Riven Kingdom by Karen Miller atm.

I just want to know how it ends T_T

i have read angels and demon by dan brown and that was a good book

Nana by Emile Zola

Book 13 of Wheel of Time. Called Towers of Midnight. Not sure I like it so much, but I'm just thankful to be getting an ending to the series finally.

Brandon Sanderson just doesn't do as good a job as Robert Jordan when it comes to fleshing out fictional worlds, but he does get the narrative moving forward faster.

I haven't read a book for a while now but the last book I read was, "First They Killed My Father" By Loung Ung

It was a very sad story :cries: