What are you reading at the moment?

Oh Kay. You're so sweet. You really are. *hugs*

I'm reading The Poisonwood Bible by Barbera Kingsolver. It's a book I try to read at least once a year, so its power over me never lessens. Because it's one of those that will probably never, ever leave my head, but I'm still irresistably drawn to read it every single time I see it on the shelf.

Quite possibly one of the best books of all time, excluding none. It will certainly go down on the list of classics.

Flannery O'Connor. Its the most awesome author I've read in a long time, exluding Tamora Pierce (there is no comparison). For English we are reading her, and so far my favourite one is, "A Good Man is Hard to Find" wicked awesome so far! Mr. Giotas rules the world for making us read her...


::Just finished the short story. It is so wicked funny. It's a must read, very unexpected but hilarious!::

I just finished Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk--amazing book.

I am reading Eragon, if a movie was made about it -- which in itself looks crap -- I thought perhaps that it might be worth reading, forgetting the very reason I had stayed away from it in the first place. I was reminded of it in the very first chapter. It is, so far as I can see, poorly written, it is however, readable.

I am also trying to get my hands on Thirteen Moons.

The Space Merchants -- Pohl and Kornbluth

The Colour of Magic -- Terry Pratchett (Again)

Wintersmith by Terry Pratchett.


I hadn't ever read Pratchett. ...Too long ago, my fencing coach tried to recommend him - but he was too busy reading the thing to loan it out. ^_^''

I just got done with 20,000 Leagues.

Now I'm readin a book on D Day. It's called "D Day", by David Horwarth or something. It's very cool. You all should check it out.

Complete Collection of Shorts by Issac Asimov -- that may not be the title.

Good short sci-fi.

Faust by Goethe.

Christmas gift... next it's Chesterton. ^_^

im reading the fourth book of the Malloreon: Sorceress of darshiva by David Eddings im a fantsy fanatic

i'm in tha middle of 'The Righteous Men' by Sam Bourne at the minute, its really good

Im reading Sylvia by Brice Courtenay (i spelt it right ) and its really well written, but someone has to tell me what a stave is.

I've just finished reading "The Trickster's Queen" by Tamora Pierce forlike the hundredth time (well, no, maybe the fifth...) Anyways, its great, just as all of her books, hehe.

Thirteen Moons by Charles Frazier -- one of my first forays into this type of novel. Should be interesting.