What's everyone reading?

Currently reading Aleph by Paulo Coehlo for the umpteenth time apart from the Physics, Chemistry and Maths.
But I sneak in Cold Days of Dresdern Case Files by Jim Butcher and The Heroes Of Olympus by Rick Riordan.
Still amongst the top ranker are Dan Brown, Jeffery Archer and R. K. Narayan's Malgudi Days.

Currently reading At the Mountains of Madness - H.P Lovecraft, Always Looking Up - Michael J. Fox and soon starting on Resurrection - Arwen Elys Dayton.

Person above me mentions Dan Brown....i hate Dan Brown. Among the biggest hacks i can think of.

Meg Cabot - Princess Diaries 6: Princess in Training.

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Muwahahaha!

In my hands is the Les Miserbales! Hoorah for the classics!

@Birkhoff ... How is Dan Brown a hacker? You realise how much research goes into his books? Wow.

Myself, I was reading Order of the Phoenix (JK Rowling), but then started on the equally good (if not better) fan fiction equivalent of it Freedom Not Peace (Lightning On The Wave).

Right now, I'm reading Bunheads by Sophie Flack, and The Fault in Our Stars (for the second time) by John Green.

I have to read "How to Kill a Mockingbird" for the second time in english class. It's a super good book though, so I don't mind.

Other than that, I'm reading the Maze Runner trilogy. I am on the second book, the Scorch Trials. Also good books, super depressing at the end of the first one though!

Candide by Voltaire
Guns, Germs, and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies by Jared Diamond
Shogun by James Clavell

Really need to start finishing more books ...

Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J. K. Rowling.

Ah the childhood memories.

@seeminglymeaningless...While i do appriciate people putting alot of effort into researching their subject matter, he just made up a bunch of stuff about the number 1. religion in the world. If you're going to write something like that, make up something else, don't just go for shock value.

An example (though not the best one, seeing as most people still made the connection): Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie "The Master" deals with a religion, but he made up a new one instead of using an existing one. Though, as i said...most people made the connection to Scientology.

Dan Brown's immense research

How can one even pronounce Archer and Brown (commercial writers) in the same line as R. K. Narayan?