What are you reading?

[sylar]

^ oh same
i read through them yesterday while i was waiting for my friend's band to come on stage. i forgot how much i love the comics. so much panda coffee for real.

[Mulholland]

Finished Scott Pilgrim... loved it.... time for my last graphic novel.

Now reading: Watchmen

[Catstorm]

I finished "The Ring of Danger" recently. Great book. I really want to read Frankenstein or this one book my friend told me about which name I forgot, but it had to do with kites.

[Mistral]

Great Tales and Poems by Edgar Allan Poe. I believe I'm on Black Cat now, but it's been awhile since I last read it, so I can't really remember, & I can't be bothered to get up any go look.

[PiPlUp_94]

Numbers 3: infinity - rachel ward
The blood red road - moira young

[b1g]

the idiot, fyodor dostoyevsky

its sitting on my desk and im almost finished. i have to mail it to a friend in another state after i'm done with it. today hopefully

sick read

[The Shrub Dragon]

Ian McEwan - Atonement
J.R.R. Tolkein - Lord of the Rings - Two Towers
                     Children of Hurin
Lian Hearn - Brilliance of the Moon

Atonement is definitely the easiest. Children of Hurin is proving difficult because of the staggered, beautiful illustrations by Alan Lee. They're very distracting.

[mr.taco]

Wolf Brother - Michelle Paver
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - J.K. Rowling

[OranBerrySandvich]

Stange Deaths-James Dunning

The worst thing is, these are all true.
*Feels queasy*

[Trekkie WhoLocked Fangirl!]

^Read that...!!! The Jam ones weird!!!

When God was a Rabbit - Sarah Winman
It's so nice and sad and sweet!

[Sebastian Moran]

just coming to the end of "The Difference Engine" [William Gibson & Bruce Sterling] 
not as gripped by the plot as I could be, but the language and the characters and the detail and the way that the world is put together are absolutely lovely 
 
i do have a soft spot for this sort of alternate history steam-powered thing 
I bought a George Mann book recommended in xhanatos's thread on that premise alone, aharhar 
 
though first I think I'll read the Mo Hayder book that's sat there looking at me 
once I've finished this 
I can't really read two books at once: I end up with a very confused idea of the plots 
what is brainpower? 
 

[rapidash king]

bones of the moon by jonathan carroll. first part was super boring, but i think i've gotten to the good part.

[Moon Chaser]

Crescendo - Becca Fitzpatrick

I can't wait for silence.

[Sizacu]

Currently reading Duma Key by Stephen King c: I'm pretty sure I'm reading the less-gripping moment, but if it follows the way Carriewas written, then I am absolutely going to love this book.

There's another book that I've got on the printer, which I've been forced upon by my friend. It's called The Red Pyramid, but I don't know the author of it xD

Aaaand there's a book in my school library which I'd love to take out. Forgotten the title, though. :v

[The Shrub Dragon]

Afterwards - Rosamund Lupton

Am enjoying it so far, had to get it after I finished Human Traces and The Naming of the Beasts that week. (Epic books, all of them. Read them.)