What are you currently reading?

I'm starting the Silverwing series right now. I've been meaning to read them for quite some time, and I finally got the trilogy the other day.

 

White Oleander :/gasp:
I hate you college....
The one book that I've never been able to read is now an assignment...​

 

Oooo I have been meaning to read that series for quite some time, thanks for reminding me!
Anyway I'm reading Frankenstein for school, not bad so far, just kinda hard to understand the language, but interesting.

 

I've put War and Peace on hold to read Animal Farm. Someone put the idea in my head. *coughtotallynotsammycough*

 

Lirael: Daughter of the Clayr, by Garth Nix.

 

The Left Hand of God, by Paul Hoffman. Very dark and gritty fantasy.

 

Rumble Fish By S.E. Hinton, the author of the Outsiders. I've been hooked since I picked the book up. S.E. Hinton is amazing...

 

I forgot to mention that I started Bleach in my last post, it is the first popualar manga that I have read, so far it's pretty good.

 

Peeps-Scott Westerfeld

x3

 

I'm still working on The Book of Lost Things only because I've been so busy with everything.
And now, for class, we're reading To Kill A Mockingbird, which is so much more bearable now that I'm past part one

 

I think it's called 'The Dead & The Gone'

It's about some kid and his sisters in New York City. There's this huge ass meteor that slams into the moon and brings it closer to Earth. So now everyone's dying from disease/tsunami's/earthquakes.
It's pretty good.

 

Reading "Frankenstein" in English class

While Attempting to be the first to journey to the north pole, Robert Walton finds a man hlaf dead on the ice. the man is Victor Frankenstein, who agrees to tell Walton his story to explain why he's there. He tells him about his family, friends, the monster he created, and all the misfortunes it brought him.

 

Now for the one who has to be the one that "doesn't quite fit in this picture". XD lol!

I'm reading Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen. If you don't know what it's about... then google it or look it up on Wikipedia... too lazy to type it out. XD lol!

 

The sequel's called The People of Sparks, in case you haven't found it yet. It's quite good as well.


I just finished a book called Skin Hunger by Kathleen Duey. Oh my goshness, soooo good. The first half of the book keeps you wondering, and you're not quite sure what's going on. But I couldn't stop reading once I got to the last half.

 

I'm currently reading Les Miserables. SO good! Victor Hugo should be sainted for how well he describes humanity...

 

Holy cow, I'm kinda trying to read that now. Are you reading the FULL version or the abriged one.

Anyway, I finished A Northern Light by Jennifer Donnely a while ago. I really liked it and I don't usually think that about historical fiction. The begining is kinda slow, but it is still a good book once you get into it.

Tribulation Force by Tim LaHaye/Jerry B. Jenkins is also a really good book. A continuation to the Left Behind book, it depicts what may happen in the end times.

 

I'm reading the full 1463 pages :3

 

1984.

It blew my mind.

 

I've finished reading Danny the Champion of the World by Roald Dahl to my fifth grade class. In my own free time and at my leisure I finished Innocent in Death by J.D. Robb (aka Nora Roberts)

 

cirque du freak: the vampires assistant by darren shan. i feel like reading the entire series now. and its 12 freaking books. and normally i dont even like reading.