What are you reading right now?

[Sinvel]

I'm rereading Sunshine by Robin McKinley and Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones.

Hey that's great, did you watch the movie/anime of Howl's moving castle? I loved the movie but I'm still trying to get around to reading the book.

Currently I'm reading Watership Down by Richard Adams -- those rabbits really kick ass...

 

[Erja_Perttu]

Nikki Sixx, the Herion Diaries

 

[Goldbling]

This thread!

I probably got ninja'd, oh well.

but for serious, I'm rereading The Zombie Survival Guide.

 

[DisturbiaWolf13]

at the mountains of madness- HP Lovecraft
however my reading has slowed down to a halt recently and i need to get back into the habit of reading

i wondered how long it would take me to find someone else reading some Lovecraft,im reading through the Necronomicon,a collection of his stories.i just started reading Call of Cthulhu.

 

[Micklet]

Aspects of Remote Sensing....im studying for exams......although this is savage stuff that i love so wahey.

 

[DisturbiaWolf13]

Orcs, by Stan Nicholls. I'm really enjoying it so far.

i have the omnibus,i really like that series.

 

[Julianking93]

Just finished The Long Halloween and I'm now reading Dark Victory.

Cookie for the first one to know what series that's from!

[small/]if you don't know then I'll be forced to cyberpunch you[/small]

 

[Stormz]

Prince of Darkness by Barbara Michaels. I don't have anything else to read, it's not bad.

 

[Wallflower]

I'm reading Lolita- Vladimir Nabokov
and
A Separate Peace- John Knowles

 

[Standby]

Just ordered Monster Nation by David Wellington.

Read Monster Island like 5 months ago but havent been able to get this one till i'd got a summer job and actually earned some moolah.

 

[Daveman]

Lol, twilight actually

I felt I should actually read it all through before announcing it as the worst book ever

aside from sparkling, ridiculous biting puns and constant girl talk and repetition, it's bearable. Just.

 

[Azhrarn-101]

Currently: "The Last Oracle" by James Rollins.
Quite an odd book and nowhere near as good as "Excavation" by the same author, but still a fun conspiracy theorie story. Excavation was considerably less realistic, but a better tale because of it, Aliens and ancient South-America make a good mix.

 

[humpees]

"Élise ou la vraie vie" by Claire Etcherelli. It's my French summer homework and it's taking ages... Torn between Dune, Hitch-Hikers, Hunt For Red October and The Colour of Magic next. Or waiting until A Gathering Storm is released

 

[Spirit_Of_Fire]

Andy McNab: Seven troop. The authour if you haven't heard of him used to be in the SAS and writes under a false name. Most of his books are all about his time in the SAS and they are good reads.

 

[skcseth]

1984 by George Orwell

 

[asiepshtain]

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman: awesome book ^^

Mornelithe- thankyou, I didn't realize there was a new wheel of time book on the way

Hell yeah, I LOVE THIS BOOK!

 

[asiepshtain]

The Stand, by Stephen King. A jacked-up version of the flu destroys the world and they nickname it Captain Trips.....awesome.

I actually read that while I was sick. Give it a LOT more punch.

 

[MetaKnight19]

im not reading anything at the moment, but i have just finished reading Volume 1 of Lucky Star and Volume 1 of Rosario + Vampire. i dont care what anyone says, Lucky Star and Rosario + Vampire are awesome

 

[AgentNein]

sequel to Ender's Game: Speaker For The Dead. Or is it Speaker Of The Dead? Can't remember. Anywho, fantastic. Everybody told me that it doesn't measure up to Ender's Game, but I for one am enjoying it moreso. Sort of an evolutionary mystery novel.