What are you reading at the moment?

It's an amazing book.

I'm not actually reading anything, though in the next few days I will start Farewell to Arms.

Well, i have a stack of books that i think i'm reading at the moment
(i refuse to say i've given up on them)

L.A Confidential - James Ellroy
Northern Lights - Phillip Pullman
The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins
Three Stories - Alan Bennett
A Spot Of Bother - Mark Haddon
Life Support - Tess Gerritsen
BloodFever - Charlie Higson

I have the bad habit of starting too many books at once >_>

oooh, I love Northern Lights!

Ring by Kôji Suzuki.

I'm only up to page 60 of northern lights
It's one of the books that's being read on and off at the moment
I'm enjoying it though, it's very well written and it's made me feel very guilty about borrowing it from my cousin and then leaving it on my shelf for 3 months

Denouement wrote:I'm only up to page 60 of northern lights
It's one of the books that's being read on and off at the moment
I'm enjoying it though, it's very well written and it's made me feel very guilty about borrowing it from my cousin and then leaving it on my shelf for 3 months

I love His Dark Material's Trilogy! Every time you read it you notice new things and learn more about the Church (even if it's not in our world...)

I'm currently reading Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince. Again. It's to refresh my memory before the last one comes out.

I'm not reading anything for the moment.

*gasps*

I'm so obsessed in writingthe last thing i read was Artamis fowl and the lost colony (two or three weeks ago)

*more gasps*

Currently reading: The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand

Faust by Goethe...


... again?

Again, Bechka? You must enjoy that, hm?

I'm actually reading two things A Farewell to Arms by Hemingway, which I'm enjoying, but would enjoy more if I didn't have to analyze it so much, and Characters, Emotion, & Viewpoint by Nancy Kress. It's an OK book. Good enough to get me thinking on my characters. Seems odd that a book on writing would have grammar errors.

War of Wars by Robert Harvey -- a deliciously large history book on the whole of the Napoleonic and Revolutionary Wars.

To me ... heaven.

I'm currently re-reading The Fellowship of the Ring. I'm only on chapter 6: The Old Forest. I picked it up because I wanted to refer to it for info. on elves, but then I realized that I haven't read much fantasy in awhile and that the movie version of FOTR had polluted my mind.

Before that, I read Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, which I very much enjoyed and recommend.

The Outcast by Brian Jacques.

LOTR eh? Very good and cool books they be.

"Becka Cooper: Terrier," by Tamora Pierce

"Demon in my View," Amelia Atwate-Rhodes


Really cool books xD I'm re-reading.

... just finished Furst's Dark Star. That man is amazing.