What are you reading?

[not chloe]

Oh yo I'm reading The Ecliptic by Benjamin Wood and it's really cool

[The name master]

How to train your dragon: how to fight a dragon's fury.

[Mistral]

Dracula by Bram Stoker.

I had to read it last fall for my critical theory class, and I'm just rereading it now for pleasure before I put it away.

[Lindora]

The Fantastic Five by Enid Blyton

[the bread dragon]

Nineteen eighty-four by George Orwell

[not chloe]

Just finished The Drive by Typer Keevil,

About to start Peace, Love & Petrol Bombs by D. D. Johnston

[SirBlaziken]

im supposed to be reading hunger games... the first book... but i just cant bring myself to start.

Oh dear lord, that's my favorite book series (with Warriors being a decently places second). It's honestly really good, though it's a bit slow up until the reaping. Catching Fire and Mockingjay are a tad confusing if you don't pay attention, but are very good as well.

Nineteen eighty-four by George Orwell

I was one of the only people in my grade that read the book and liked it. People thought the plot was stupid and stuff like that, but I honestly think it's a good read.

As for me, i'm reading A Prayer For Owen Meany by John Irving because it's my summer homework (only 1/3 of the way through and it's due on the 22nd. I hate procrastination). Not bad, though I vastly prefer 1984 so far.

[Pam-the-Lamb]

 Currently reading: Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus by John Gray

My friend said she was reading through it and that it was really interesting so I picked it up today.

[not chloe]

Got a cheeky amazon delivery of some story anthologies today so am about to start working through What We Talk About When We Talk About Love by Raymond Carver and Friend Of My Youth by Alice Munro

[Pam-the-Lamb]

 House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski is what I'm reading at the moment! It has been on the list for about two years so I figured that it's about time to start. It's actually really good. The way that it seems to be slowly slipping into some sort of madness is really interesting.

Then there's The Exorcist (William peter Blatty) and Doctor Sleep (Stephen King). Looking forward.

Praise the sun.

[not chloe]

Damn I've been waiting for someone to post here 😂 So eager for this thread.


I'm reading The Circle by Dave Eggers (bae) and it's soooooo gooooood

[Pam-the-Lamb]

Aha was dying to post but was worried about the necropost.

Going to read a bit of Lovecraft's Great Tales Of Horror! Spoops and whoops.