What are you currently reading?

OMG, thats so weird that you mentioned that, we're reading that now for English lol. Actually I finished it, but we're doing study on it now. I thought it was good, but just a little bit too short. I actually preferred To Kill A Mockingbird, nearly the same context.

 

I think that's what we're reading this year :/gasp:

 

Lol its quite good, and the movie is pretty awesome too lol.

Back on topic, after I finished 'Of Mice and Men', I started reading 'The Amber Spyglass' by Philip Pullman, even though I've already read it before xD. The whole series is so awesome!

 

Olympia .... it's an ok book

 

Ghost in the Shell SAC - White Maze.
Awesome book.

 

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

I'm taking a class on these books.

 

Just got this book recently. Amazing.
The Book Of Dave by Will Self

 

Death Note: Another note-The introduction paragraph? Hilarious.

 

Right now I am rereading both To Kill a Mockingbird and The Outsiders. I don't get what the big hype is about To Kill a Mockingbird. Yeah, it was okay, but not excellent. But The Outsiders may just be the best book I've ever read.

 

This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen. ^^ Teen romance, my kind of thing ;]

 

Yeah, I'm also reading Someone Like You by Sarah Dessen. Great author!

 

searching for safety
another one from the bluford series

 

of mice and men

 

Shadow Puppets, Scott Orson Card.

 

Im reading Roahl Dhal's Omnibus which is weird.

But it's a different side to his children writing.

Very different.

 

Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

I don't remember why I decided to try it again. I recall years ago throwing down the book while screaming: "JUST GET TO THE BLOODY POINT ALREADY!"

We'll see how it goes. I've gotten to the part at The Prancing Pony without too much boredom.

 

At the moment I'm re-reading the last Harry Potter book. I wanted to re-read it before the movie(s) come out.

 

The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Finally.

 

the looking glass wars by frank beddor

 

Hahahaha I know the feeling...Tolkien is a masterful storyteller but describes EVERYTHING to death, just so we can visualize exactly what he's talking about.
Just finished "Children of Hurin" by Tolkien, set in Middle Earth years before "The Hobbit" or the Trilogy. Honestly, one of the most depressing books I've ever read in my entire life. Well-written, but wow.