Now I'm reading "The Battle for Gullywith" by Susan Hill AND the first volume of L.M.Montgomery's published journals.

"The Sound on the Page," by Ben Yagoda, and rereading "The Shipping News," by Annie Proulx.

I plan on reading Road to Nowhere this week, a very *VERY* long fanfic set in Strangetown. It sounds soooooo rad.

"An echo to the bone" by Diana Gabaldon & Online I'm reading the first Pollyanna novel by Eleanor H. Porter



L.M Montgomery is absolutely brilliant =)

Re-reading The Diary of Anne Frank

L.M Montgomery is absolutely brilliant =)

She is, isn't she. And her journals have a much more frank realness to them than her books, which I found often a bit chintzy :/

"The Echo," by Minette Walters, just for a little bit of light reading when I can spare a few minutes of distraction, and "Brideshead Revisited," by Evelyn Waugh.

'To Kill A Mockingbird' by Harper Lee for English. I actually quite like it, which is a surprise. I usually don't like school assignments.

"The World to Come," by Dara Horn and "The Night of the Gun," by David Carr. I'm also itching to get my hands on Dave Eggers' "Zeitoun."

PixCii, are you loving Brideshead? One of my favorite novels.

I am currently reading a children's book. It is The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan. Pretty interesting, I must say. It's about the Egyptian Gods.
I only have fifteen pages!

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Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck.

Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion by David Hume, Iron Council by China Mieville, and a rather tedious anthology on the nonidentity problem that I need to read for a paper. And soon I'll be reading Reasons and Persons by Derek Parfit, for that same paper.

Oh, how I love that book!
I'm rereading Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome and Primavera by Lilli Promet.

"Darkness", by Elena P. Melodia

The Horse Whisperer, by Nicholas Evans :]

Do mangas count? If so I'm reading Dance in the Vampire Bund by Nozomu Tamaki. If not I'm like, two chapters from finishing Salem's Lot by Stephen King.

I finished the Outlander series again....so have to wait for the 8th book in the series to come out in a year or two *sigh* ... So i picked up a random book at the library last night while talking to my Stepdad and got it out, It's called Metropolis by Elizabeth Gaffney. From what I've read thus far, it's pretty good. Unfortunatley I've told myself not to pick the book up again until I finish my dang Uni assignment. Better get back to it then. Lol

Look, a thread for me! :P

I'm currently reading The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi. It's a sci-fi, based on a futuristic vision of our world. It's very good so far, although I haven't gotten much through it yet. The setting so far is in Asia: one character in Bangkok and another character elsewhere, it isn't made clear yet.

It has a lot of environmental themes - food has been contaminated by bio-terrorist genetic defects and the oil ran out long ago. Apparently there's going to be more dealing with this as I get further into the book.

I think I have book-related ADD. I can't seem to stick to one. Still am halfway through The Shining yet I've started one on greek mythology, Russell Brand's My Booky Wook and The Hobbit. Aargh I need to ration myself I think!! I did finish Ozzy Osbourne's autobiography, which was hilarious in some points and horribly sad in others.

Jack Jovil - Genevieve Undead

re-reading because it's an awesome book.

Just started "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", by Douglas Adams. Been wanting to read it for ages (and can't believe I haven't read it already!), so I'm pretty excited. :D

"Cloud Atlas," by David Mitchell and "The Same Sea," by Amos Oz.

Velocity.

"The Sound of Waves", by Yukio Mishima.