What are you reading at the moment?

Have finished The Picture of Dorian Gray! Now on to Anna Karenina

Currently reading Jane Eyre! Apparently it was on Masterpiece Theatre the other night and I missed it. *pouts*

Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.

'The Best of O. Henry'...........he's a genius.

Just started 'P.S I Love You' by Cecilia Ahern. Not as great as it was hyped up to be.

"Stravaganza: City of Masks" by Mary Hoffman. Finished "Among the Brave" by Margaret Peterson Haddix.

Firestarter, is Pratchett good? I've heard he is.

Now reading both Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë and Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller.

Yay for classic literature and modern coolness.

Joeducktape wrote:Firestarter, is Pratchett good? I've heard he is.

I'd say he is. If you like witty, clever, sarcastic yet random humour, then he's great. I can, however, see how some people could find him a little too random. Just read him and find out.

Currently reading Anna Karenina. I like it so far, but I still need to remember to finish it XD

Levin is wonderful. ^_^

Reading Perpetual Motion: The Public and Private Lives of Rudolph Nureyev by Otis Stuart. I tried to get the version by Julie Kavanagh, but hey - you've gotta take what you can get, and I imagine that Nureyev was just as brilliant and arrogant no matter which biography you read.

I'm reading The Hobbit.

I'm onlt two chapter in, but it's really strange. I'll probably finish it, but it's not all that great.

I just finished reading: Blood and Chocolate. It was horrible. I thought it would be all sweet and romantic, but I don't think it is. It was also a little slutty too. Oh, and too many cuss words and graphic scenes.

I want to read the Twilight series again by Stephanie Meyer. I've read Twilight and it was VERY VERY VERY VERY good.

Melja wrote:Have finished The Picture of Dorian Gray!

And did you enjoy it?

Atonement by Ian McEwan. It makes me wish the movie was still at the cinema so I could see it on a real large screen once I finish, but, alas! Reading this is a lot better than Paint it Black by Fitch. XD I couldn't stand it enough, I just put it away and marked it as "Later or Never".

Monster Nation by David Wellington, got the trilogy for Christmas and I'm on the second book. It's great and I would recommend it.

I was reading Assassin's Apprentice by Robin Hobb, very slowly...but last night, I saw The Golden Compass, fell in love, and had a $25.00 gift card to Barnes and Noble to spend. So my dad ended up taking me to Barnes and Noble. I almost bought just The Golden Compass, but then I saw the three-in-one book, so I bought that instead. I haven't started reading it but I'm very excited to do so, on my break when I'm at work.