What Are you Currently Reading?

[Cookie Kwan PMS]

I'm currently halfway through The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro. I'm reading it for the PopchiX Book Club. So far, I really like it.

Synopsis

The Strain They have always been here. Vampires. In secret and in darkness. Waiting. Now their time has come.

In one week, Manhattan will be gone. In one month, the country.

In two months—the world.

A Boeing 777 arrives at JFK and is on its way across the tarmac, when it suddenly stops dead. All window shades are pulled down. All lights are out. All communication channels have gone quiet. Crews on the ground are lost for answers, but an alert goes out to the CDC. Dr. Eph Goodweather, head of their Canary project, a rapid-response team that investigates biological threats, gets the call and boards the plane. What he finds makes his blood...

[PMS NJ]

I'm reading Manic by Terri Cheney. It really gives you an insight into people who have bipolar mood disorder. Pretty crazy things happen.

If you're a psych major I suggest you read it. Text books don't really do any of the disorders justice.

[bunnywink]

I'm reading The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland in a Ship of Her Own Making (http://www.catherynnemvalente.com/fairyland/). Quite a mouthful there!

[PMS Goosechecka]

I'm just started reading God of Clocks, third book in the Deepgate Trilogy.

[Betty PMS]

The Stories of Eva Luna by Isabel Allende - for my college writing class.
Its actually not too bad. Its a bunch of 'mystical realism' [as quoted by my teacher 8000 times] short stories.
Im going to pick up the glass menagerie sometime soon, probably this weekend.

[Synthetik1]

I'm reading The Harlequin by Laurel K Hamilton. It's from her Anita Blake series. I'm plowing though this series, having started it back in October and now being only two books from the end!

][from amazon][
From Publishers Weekly
At the start of bestseller Hamilton's solid 15th adventure to star vampire hunter Anita Blake, Malcolm, the priggish head of the Church of the Eternal Life (the vampire church), is so desperate for help in dealing with the Harlequin, a troop of vampire enforcers and spies so feared vampires are forbidden to speak its name, he turns to those he considers sinful and corrupt—Anita and her sweetie, Jean-Claude, St. Louis's Master of the City. The Harlequin may have targeted Anita and the powerful triumvirate she has forged with Jean-Claude and Richard Zeeman (aka Ulfric of the werewolves). According to the rules, the Harlequin must make contact through delivery of a mask—white to indicate they are watching, red for pain, black for death. Anita receives a white mask, but the members of the Harlequin aren't playing by the rules. Shorter and more tightly structured than the previous entry in the series, Danse Macabre (2006), Hamilton's latest should prove more satisfying to longtime fans with its straightforward supernatural politics and steamy (but not extreme) sex.
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

[Lady Harmony NJ]

I'm currently reading the House of Night series (on book 5 after only a week!). It's really good if you're into the whole young adult vampire thing. If anyone has a Nook, I have a bunch of the books available for lend =) Clicky here. (http://www.pmsclan.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51702)

[Darkshowers]

I've started reading Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie. I love Sherlock Holmes but I want to try other mystery novels.

I'll be starting the Sandman comics by Neil Gaiman very soon.

[PMS Eris]

I'm currently reading The Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers by Christopher Vogler:)

[PMS Silent Jo]

I'm reading "Wizard and Glass" book 4 of The Dark Tower Series by Stephen King.

It took me about 10 years from the first time I read this book, which I got as a gift for Christmas one year, before I was finally able to buy all 7 books in this series and start the series from book 1. Someone told me that I shouldn't read past book 4 because apparently the quality of the story went downhill. But after 10 years, for better or worse, I'm gonna read this series to it's end, like it or not, hehe.

jo

[Athena Azmadeus]

I'm currently reading Pride and Prejudice and Zombies

Pretty good so far. The zombies part is quite amusing

[H2O Dunham]

I am currently working my way through the Halo novels.
Currently working on The Flood.

[Athena Azmadeus]

I am currently working my way through the Halo novels.
Currently working on The Flood.

I tried reading the Halo Novels.
I got to page 5, couldn't take it anymore, and never read another page again. I couldn't get past the writing. The author was not very good at all. He had very poor writing skills and I just couldn't do it :mvsad:

[PMS Eris]

I'm currently halfway through The Strain by Guillermo Del Toro. I'm reading it for the PopchiX Book Club. So far, I really like it.

Synopsis

The Strain They have always been here. Vampires. In secret and in darkness. Waiting. Now their time has come.

In one week, Manhattan will be gone. In one month, the country.

In two months—the world.

A Boeing 777 arrives at JFK and is on its way across the tarmac, when it suddenly stops dead. All window shades are pulled down. All lights are out. All communication channels have gone quiet. Crews on the ground are lost for answers, but an alert goes out to the CDC. Dr. Eph Goodweather, head of their Canary project, a rapid-response team that investigates biological threats, gets the call and boards the plane. What he finds makes his blood...


Hmm....sounds interesting, might look into it:)

[KEBB0]

your mom....im srry i had too

[naturaL)]

i just started reading the twilight series

not going to judge it, just going to read it.

[xoxkatersoxo]

I think the Twilight books are better than the movies, but they still aren't great. I like the Vampire Diaries series better than all the Twilight stuff. But I am reading City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. Its a part of the Mortal Instruments series. So far it's pretty good. :)

[Kandi]

I'm currently reading the House of Night series (on book 5 after only a week!). It's really good if you're into the whole young adult vampire thing. If anyone has a Nook, I have a bunch of the books available for lend =) Clicky here. (http://www.pmsclan.com/forum/showthread.php?t=51702)

I just finished that series (Tempted being the last one released and I read) and I absolutely love the series! :mvclap:


I have now moved onto a book called 'Dark Visions' by LJ Smith. Its more about physics. Working my way through it, not totally sure I like it yet.

[Chaoswarrior634]

Solomon Kane, some of the stories are pretty awesome.

[FGC Kales x]

Currently reading Lesley Pearse - Stolen

Read all her books and would very much recomend her!

[H2O Hamlet]

Business Law Text and Cases (11th Edition)
Legal, Ethical, Global, and E-Commerce Environment
-Clarkson, Miller, Jentz, Cross

[Asuka PMS]

I've got Haunted, by Chuck Palahniuk. It's awesome so far!

[TheUrgeToSneeze]

I am currently working my way through the Halo novels.
Currently working on The Flood.
I tried reading the Halo Novels.
I got to page 5, couldn't take it anymore, and never read another page again. I couldn't get past the writing. The author was not very good at all. He had very poor writing skills and I just couldn't do it

I love the Halo novels. I'm really into kids in the army, strategizing and all, so the author's writing was no match for my love for the content. I'm also really into Ender's Game (very much of the same stuff in Halo where the kids are training) and Among the Hidden. Kids books, but fun.

I'm currently reading The Historian (http://www.amazon.com/Historian-Elizabeth-Kostova/dp/0316011770) by Elizabeth Kostova.

It is a modern day Dracula tale. Very good and I don't usually read vampire books. It's terrifying in a subtle way. The link above is to Amazon. Here is its synopses:

If your pulse flutters at the thought of castle ruins and descents into crypts by moonlight, you will savor every creepy page of Elizabeth Kostova's long but beautifully structured thriller The Historian. The story opens in Amsterdam in 1972, when a teenage girl discovers a medieval book and a cache of yellowed letters in her diplomat father's library. The pages of the book are empty except for a woodcut of a dragon. The letters are addressed to: "My dear and unfortunate successor." When the girl confronts her father, he reluctantly confesses an unsettling story: his involvement, twenty years earlier, in a search for his graduate school mentor, who disappeared from his office only moments after confiding to Paul his certainty that Dracula--Vlad the Impaler, an inventively cruel ruler of Wallachia in the mid-15th century--was still alive. The story turns out to concern our narrator directly because Paul's collaborator in the search was a fellow student named Helen Rossi (the unacknowledged daughter of his mentor) and our narrator's long-dead mother, about whom she knows almost nothing. And then her father, leaving just a note, disappears also.

[H2O Silenced1]

I've got the last book in a series that first came out when I was in middle school and took this long for the author to finish. As is....it's kinda below my reading level, but darnnit, if I didn't finish I'd kept wondering.
Keys to the Kingdom series by Garth Nix
Lord Sunday

[Athena Azmadeus]

I think the Twilight books are better than the movies, but they still aren't great. I like the Vampire Diaries series better than all the Twilight stuff. But I am reading City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. Its a part of the Mortal Instruments series. So far it's pretty good. :)

I wasn't to excited about the Twilight books either. The biggest problem for me is they aren't Horror or Adventure genres... they're romance novels. I'm not to big in romance novels because usually it has pages and pages of crap (i.e. pages and pages where nothing happens).

[Athena Azmadeus]

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I fell in love with this book. Could not put it down. It is a young adult book but it's still very good.

The story is set in a post apocalyptic America. The government has gained control and forced the people to live in 12 districts, basically living as slaves. To keep the people demoralized, every year the government forces a teenage boy and girl from each district to compete in a reality show where they must fight to the death, leaving only one as the victor. The story follows a 16 year old girl Katniss who must survive the games yet keep her principles/morality.





Give your teenagers The Hunger Games instead of Twilight.

[PMS Krispy]

I'm reading book 2 in a trilogy called Rashi's Daughters by Maggie Anton. (Jochaved, Miriam and Rachel) They are about a Jewish family in medieval France. Rashi was a famous Talmud scholar who taught his daughters. (not a common practice) You learn a lot about Jewish culture and the individual stories of love and marriage of the daughters is really good too...

[H2O Oh Malley]

Currently I'm slowly making my way through The Black Swan by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. I tend to read nerdy, but yet thought provoking nonfiction. Don't know what a Black Swan is? Wiki it. I'm sure they can explain it far better than I can.

[Athena Azmadeus]

I'm reading book 2 in a trilogy called Rashi's Daughters by Maggie Anton. (Jochaved, Miriam and Rachel) They are about a Jewish family in medieval France. Rashi was a famous Talmud scholar who taught his daughters. (not a common practice) You learn a lot about Jewish culture and the individual stories of love and marriage of the daughters is really good too...

What's the genre?

[S4KuR4]

I'm currently reading the first book of the second trilogy of a kind of modern heroic fantasy it's called "Les Mondes d'Ewilan - La forêt des Captifs" by Pierre Bottero (meaning "Ewilan's Realms - The Captives' Forest"). I don't think it has been translated in English. :( It's about a girl named Camille who has the power to materialize things she can "draw" in the "Imagination", a realm only accessible by one's mind. If some of you speak french I highly recommend this book! Feel free to message me if you want more informations :).

[PMS SoakinWet]

Harry Potter and the goblet of fire...Luv the movies but have never read the books so...Yeeeeeeeeea >_>

[kClaire]

I am currently reading my COMM4 textbook. YEE! ;]

[H2O Krevan]

I am currently reading Darkly Dreaming Dexter by Jeff Lindsay. I had never heard about the TV show at all and suddenly I one of my friends in my battalion showed me one episode, went back to my room and downloaded all three seasons off of iTunes, then proceeded to watch them all over the next 36 hours. :D Now I am watching season 4 and starting the books.

[Synthetik1]

I just started Dharma Punx for the second time...that book saved my life

[Athena Azmadeus]

I read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and I just finished the 2nd book in The Hunger Games trilogy, Catching Fire, and I absolutely love it! I could not put it down. Talk about nail biting, heart pounding, fun loving, blurry eyed cause you can't put it down stuff. Everybody in my book club enjoyed it as much as I. These books have entered my Favorite Books Ever List! I am excited to read the final book coming out in August.

[PMS baybay_]

All of the books by Sarah Dessen. I just got done reading Along for the Ride (which I recommend), and I'm trying to start up Just Listen by her also.

[PMS Sashayn]

I just borrowed My Soul to Keep by Rachel Vincent. It's a teen fiction book. It's the third in her young adult series and it's a fairly easy read.

I've read a ton of Sarah Dessen's books :D I've also read the Twilight books. I like them and don't mind the movies, but I'm extremely annoyed at what fans have made it in to.

[Takata&]

The Curse of Chalion by Lois McMaster Bujold

[PMS Solincia]

Okay, so I got sucked in and thought I'd try them. I'm currently reading the Twilight books. I've read the first one, and am on New Moon at the moment. NOT something I thought I'd read, but they are better than the movies, and a page turner. I am not a Twilight superfan, mind you, but I'm giving them a try to see what all the hype has been about.

I will add, I'm looking forward to reading this next:

The Year of the Flood: Margaret Atwood (it's her new book). She's my favorite author, and it's her new book. I was going to wait until it comes out in paperback, but I think I'll do an ebook now that I've discovered them.

http://www.amazon.com/Year-Flood-Novel-ebook/dp/B002PXFYKG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=digital-text&qid=1276517735&sr=1-1

[Athena Azmadeus]

Okay, so I got sucked in and thought I'd try them. I'm currently reading the Twilight books. I've read the first one, and am on New Moon at the moment. NOT something I thought I'd read, but they are better than the movies, and a page turner. I am not a Twilight superfan, mind you, but I'm giving them a try to see what all the hype has been about.

I will add, I'm looking forward to reading this next:

The Year of the Flood: Margaret Atwood (it's her new book). She's my favorite author, and it's her new book. I was going to wait until it comes out in paperback, but I think I'll do an ebook now that I've discovered them.

http://www.amazon.com/Year-Flood-Novel-ebook/dp/B002PXFYKG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2&s=digital-text&qid=1276517735&sr=1-1

I have read the synopsis and it intrigues me...

[Athena Azmadeus]

The Year of the Flood reminds of another book I just got done reading. It's the Life As We Knew It trilogy by Susan Beth Pfeffer. The 2nd book is The Dead and the Gone and the 3rd is This World We Live In. The trilogy is about what happens after the moon gets knocked from it's orbit and pushed closer to the Earth. Natural disaster's engulf the Earth and we follow these two families. They're not the best books you'll ever read and the writing is good, not great, but good, but I still enjoyed them very much!!! However, after just finishing the 3rd book I'm not so sure I would recommend them. The first two books are filled with trial and tribulation. Characters who are pushed to the brink and at their hour of most desperate need, and then come out triumphant. Their defeats and victories make you love the characters and appreciate their sacrifices. But then I read the 3rd book and was perplexed. I won't go into detail about it but it was like the author no longer cared for the characters or even, well, the book. It was written so nonchalant and kinda poorly. "Stuff" just happened. There was no depth to it and the author wrote about the characters like she didn't give a [insert 4 letter word here]
I'm almost convinced the writer only wrote the 3rd book because she was stuck in a contract she impulsively signed on to. It's to bad.

[PMS Banshee]

Those first two books in the It's the Life As We Knew It trilogy sound quite good, I might buy them if I see them in the shops. I'm currently reading two books, one is called Stray. It's quite good but gets a bit frustrating at times, because the main character has to follow all these rules and doesn't try to break them or anything, which makes it a bit boring.

The other one I'm reading is called Dark Visions. It's about a girl who can kind of draw the future. She gets this really strong urge to draw and then doesn't really notice what she's drawing, but when she's finished it shows something bad that is about to happen. Then she goes to this college where there are other students with powers but a load of bad stuff happens, it's quite good actually.

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I fell in love with this book. Could not put it down. It is a young adult book but it's still very good.

The story is set in a post apocalyptic America. The government has gained control and forced the people to live in 12 districts, basically living as slaves. To keep the people demoralized, every year the government forces a teenage boy and girl from each district to compete in a reality show where they must fight to the death, leaving only one as the victor. The story follows a 16 year old girl Katniss who must survive the games yet keep her principles/morality.

This book sounds really good! For some reason, I love stories that take place in a post apocalyptic time lol.

[H2O Krevan]

Finished my Dexter books, and read the book Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill for the second time. Now I am reading the book Horns by the same author.

[PMS Toogletrix]

I'm reading Malice and I actually like it.

[counttess]

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

I fell in love with this book. Could not put it down. It is a young adult book but it's still very good.




I was trying to remember the name of this book the other day... thanks for reminding me, I've been wanting to read it!

Right now I'm working on a couple of books... Jonathon Strange & Mr. Norrell, then the new Dan Brown book (I can't remember what it's called). JSMN has been pretty good so far. I've only gotten through a page so far of the Dan Brown book so I can't say much about it yet.

I just finished Mirabilis by Susann Cokal which follows a wet nurse through 1400s England... and if I say any more about it then I'll give away a lot. But this is definitely not an innocent story at all, a lot of sexual themes.

Before, I read Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey. It was a pretty light read, but it was nice and refreshing :). My first book by her.

[PMS Towelie]

House of Night Series ^.^

[PMS Eris]

Wizard's First Rule-Terry Goodkind

[PMS Dark Rayne]

Right now I'm trying to read Helter Skelter for my Independent Research (its on serial killers.. PM me if you actually want to know haha), and Mister B. Gone by Clive Barker. Also working my way back through the Anita Blake series by Laurell K. Hamilton. I wish my friend would give me the Looking Glass Wars back, so I could go through that series again, its by Frank Beddor, its really good, and fun to get into the world he creates. A new spin on Alice in Wonderland, love it.

[H2O Lennon]

Helter Skelter I actually liked to be brutally honest. How are you liking it Darkness?

And I'm actually going back and reading the Halo series at the moment. I need to find the remainder of the Resident Evil series somewhere online because I don't think any of the bookstores around in Roanoke, Virgina have them anymore.

[Lillyybear]

I'm currently reading 'Are you there Vodka? It's me Chelsea'

Hahah I LOVE CHELSEA HANDLER!

I'm going to read all the Harry Potter books next. I just thought I'd finally read them.

(Helter Skelter is good. Charles Manson is crazy)

[H2O Lennon]

Oh my gosh Lilly! I have to read half of the last book since the first half of the movie is coming out in November. *Smiles a big smile* I'm so stoked for this Harry Potter movie. Rah!

[Ice Lily]

I like the harry potter books, pretty good in my opinion.
Im reading Robert JordansThe shadow rising book 4 of the wheel of time .....at the mo

[PMS hellomayo]

Pendragon Book One: The Merchant of Death by D.J. MacHale

[H2O Obsidian]

I am currently reading a book

[H2O Gin]

I dont know if you count graphic novels but I'm reading Sandman Volume 9: The Kindly Ones.

Niel Gaiman = Favorite writer. the weird twist on fantasy combined with his trademark dark humor is just what I love.

[PMS Solincia]

I dont know if you count graphic novels but I'm reading Sandman Volume 9: The Kindly Ones.

Niel Gaiman = Favorite writer. the weird twist on fantasy combined with his trademark dark humor is just what I love.

Niel Gaiman "American Gods" is one of my favs...

[PMS Towelie]

I just finished reading Dark Visions ^.^ i forgot the author...but its a good book, well the series put into one whole book xD

[BeautyAnHerPiece]

Im forever and always reading a book. Its my guilty pleasure. I wont lie one of my fav things to read is the little insert in Cosmo from some random offer thats always based a little too much on ***... They are just always written really well.

As of right now I am reading Eclipse (Yes Twilight OMG) And I am sure I will move onto Breaking Dawn again before the week is over. I just love the ... Love in these books.

[Athena Azmadeus]

I am currently reading a book

Ha ha ha

[PMS IslandArts]

"The Passage" by Justin Cronin. Excellent so far (half-way).

[Athena Azmadeus]

I read The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and I just finished the 2nd book in The Hunger Games trilogy, Catching Fire, and I absolutely love it! I could not put it down. Talk about nail biting, heart pounding, fun loving, blurry eyed cause you can't put it down stuff. Everybody in my book club enjoyed it as much as I. These books have entered my Favorite Books Ever List! I am excited to read the final book coming out in August.

Yeah, so, uh... I read the final book Mockingjay, which was the most anticipated book of the year for me. There is only one word to describe how I felt... "disappointed." There were still good parts in it and it was very very exciting. But there are things about that that I won't go into right now... cause it's so irritating.

Anyways, I'm in charge of the book club so I'm rereading it and formulating questions / discussion topics. I assumed I would like the book more the second time around but instead more irritating things are being revealed to me. I'm having a hard time finishing it. ME! Having a hard time finish a Hunger Games book!?!?! I'm disliking the main character more and more, and I loved her before!
That's what I get for loving a young adult book.

[H2O BadAxel]

Textbooks.
-.-

[Athena Azmadeus]

Diary of a Wimpy Kid

I just read all 4 and they are hilarious!

[ElishaTheCrazed]

I just finished Salvation in Death by J.D. Robb (aka Nora Roberts) and am trying to finish The Return of the King.

[Athena Azmadeus]

I just finished Salvation in Death by J.D. Robb (aka Nora Roberts) and am trying to finish The Return of the King.

Salvation in Death... how is it?

[H2O Battousai]

I am currently reading

Welcome to the Monkey House by Kurt Vonnegut

and

A People History of the United States by Howard Zinn

[bunnywink]

I'm currently reading Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. ♥

[Lu is Br00t4l]

Currently reading The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins and Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk.

[Gonzo]

Game of Thrones, of the Fire and Ice series. one of my lieutenants said it was the best fantasy novel ever... had to prove it.

[PMS Dark Rayne]

I'm reading The Bone Collector by Jeffery Deaver, The Apprentice by Tess Gerritsen, and textbooks on Profiling violent crime, sociological statistics, and sociology =)

[H2O Storm Eye]

The Castings Trilogy. total of 1270 pages ;)

[PMS ComplexMuffin]

I am halfway through "The Cold Room" and after that I think I am going to read "Loose"

[PMS Dark Rayne]

I am halfway through "The Cold Room" and after that I think I am going to read "Loose"

I absolutely love the taylor jackson series! her newest one The Immortals is AMAZING

[PMS Doc]

Currently re-reading a book ive had a for a few years now titled "A Star Called Henry". SUCH a good book. Then i might read Norwegian Wood again.

[PMS Kawaii]

I just finished a book called "lucifers evangelium" lol- not sure what it is called in english! It's a norwegian book, but I know it has been translated to a dozen languages, it's by a norwegian called Tom Egeland.. Amazing book if you like stuff like that.. It resembles the davinci code

[PMS RaylaDevine]

Right now I'm reading 2 books that are complete opposites: Fable: The Balverine Order and Ladder of Years. So far I'm really liking them.

[H2O Obsidian]

I'm Reading Halo: Contact Harvest

I'm nerdy like that :D

[KTNPWNS PMS]

Yeah, so, uh... I read the final book Mockingjay, which was the most anticipated book of the year for me. There is only one word to describe how I felt... "disappointed." There were still good parts in it and it was very very exciting. But there are things about that that I won't go into right now... cause it's so irritating.

Anyways, I'm in charge of the book club so I'm rereading it and formulating questions / discussion topics. I assumed I would like the book more the second time around but instead more irritating things are being revealed to me. I'm having a hard time finishing it. ME! Having a hard time finish a Hunger Games book!?!?! I'm disliking the main character more and more, and I loved her before!
That's what I get for loving a young adult book.

UGH...I'm just started reading Catching Fire last night. I'm sooooo intrigued with this series. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't let it be a disappointment >.<

[PMS Agent Coke]

Halo: The Fall of Reach. I really need to get back to reading it.

[H2O dastrdly]

Paranormal State: The Book

[Blaze OMG]

The Paris Vendetta - Steve Berry
Phenominal book by my fav author.

[H2O Grizz]

I finally started 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' while on vacation last week. I can't believe it's taken me this long to get to it.

[PMS Calluna]

Just started A Game of Thrones - in the Fire and Ice series by George R. R. Martin. It's taken me a couple times to start it, but now that I am getting a little further into it, I won't be putting it down any time soon.

[PMS Calluna]

I finally started 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' while on vacation last week. I can't believe it's taken me this long to get to it.

I've tried reading this a couple times, I just couldn't quite get into it. Its not that I don't think it's any good, it's just a little different...

[Luned]

I've just started The Owl Killers by Karen Maitland.

[H2O MAKAV3L1]

Power of six by pitticus lore it's the second book in the loriean series first was I am number four which they made a movie about..

[PMS FatalKisses]

The Passage. Kind of a cool Zombie/ I AM LEGEND type of book... You all should check it out =)

[H2O Lav]

The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

[PMS Smittens]

for leisure, I'm reading the following:

Ender's Shadow - Orson Scott Card
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
The Memory Keeper's Daughter - Kim Edwards
Angela's Ashes - Frank McCourt
A Thousand Sons - Graham McNeill

for school, I'm reading the following:

1984 - George Orwell
The Handmaid's Tale - Margaret Atwood
The Bonfire of the Vanities - Tom Wolfe
Ovid's Metamorphoses - Arthur Golding (editor and translator)
The Faerie Queene - Edmund Spenser
Walden - Henry D. Thoreau
Waiting for the Barbarians - J. M. Coetzee


...I'm a 4th-year English major at my university, so lots of reading. :p

[PMS Emissary 4]

Halo: Evolutions, Fall of Reach. Obviously. Lol. I started reading "The Hunger Games" but I don't own the book myself so I have to read when i'm at my friends house. I want to finish it before the movie comes out.

[H2O Paladin]

Eragon, Eldest, and Brisingr books by Christopher Paolini.
Odd Thomas series, by Dean Koontz.

Other various, manga as well.

[PMS Socks]

Currently re reading Lords of the Underworld series by Gea Showalter...
they are paranormal romance novels and are extremely amazing... About 12 men who were created to be guards for the Gods (yes greek mythology) and they were mad a woman (pandora) was chosen to guard pandoras box... Being jealous as they were they opened the box setting the demons inside free and as a punishment from the gods were chosen to house one of the demons inside themselves permanently... (death, violence, pain, doubt, distrust, promiscuity, disaster, disease, misery, lies, defeat, hope and so on) its the story of thier quest to find 4 atrifacts to locate pandoras box and distroy it before the hunters (their enemy who wants to find the box and suck the demons back inside killing the lords) along with their individual romances... its pretty awesome if you like romance violence and mystery all curled up in one

[Sapphire Gypsy]

^Those sound really good. :D I might have to look them up sometime.

I'm in the middle of Marjorie Liu's Hunter Kiss series, but I was reading them on my iPhone and iOS5 has kinda broken the app I was reading them on so.... I took a break and am reading Richard Castle's Heat Rises.

I love those Castle books and I'd love to know who's doing the ghost writing on them. They're really great.

[H2O Outcast]

I just got done with the Mass Effect books, they were all really good. I'm probably going to read them again really soon.