before the book i am currently in the middle of i was rereading harry potter and the order of the phoenix... i've read the whole series through once so i am making my way through it again

the last book i read that i hadn't read before was sherrilyn kenyon's 'infinity' which is the first book in the 'chronicles of nick' series

I just finishe the mask by dean koontz. It was pretty good but ended in an infuriating way for a book without a sequal.

The Skinner Primer: Behind Freedom and Dignity: What the B.F. Skinner Debate is All About, by Finley Carpenter.
I found it to be an interesting read.

Specials, from the Uglies series. I'd recommend it, its pretty mind boggling.

Looking to read Crossed, the 2nd book from the series Matched.

They both have similar topics about future worlds and governing ways. Kinda like a girly version of The Giver.

The last book I read is called The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls. c:

The most recently read book that I have is the last in the Rachel Riley series by Joanna Nadin. I can't remember what one it is though, as they all have fairly similar titles. I really enjoyed it though. The books are targeted for teenage girls, and the central character is the same age as me, so I can fit myself in well with what goes on. However, I can't stand the main character for the books as I think she's a bit of a cow, using and abusing people just to get what she wants. I can't stand people like that. Even though I know that she doesn't do it on purpose as that is strongly conveyed, it still annoys me. My favourite character is her "love" and best friend's brother, Jack. C: I wish he was real because he would definitely be the object of my affections too haha.

If anyone's interested in reading them, the first book in the series is called 'My So Called Life' and starts when Rachel is thirteen. (: They're a really good series.

Laurell K Hamilton Nightseer, curently Flirt, by Laurell K Hamilton!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Goliath, the third book in the Leviathan series. TOTALLY recommend this series to anyone who loves steampunk adventures/alternate history stories. Scott Westerfeld, the man who wrote it, is such an amazing writer.

I'm currently reading "The World According to Garp" by John Irving. It has a brilliant storyline.

Hm... Latest book is Elephant Run by Roland Smith.
Amazing book, that.

The Animals of Farthing Wood, by Colin Dann. Was a huge fan of the television adaptation growing up, and I thought it was about time I read the book it was based on. An enjoyable read, but lacks most of the power of the television series that was based upon it, mostly due to the series putting the deaths much more prominently than the book.

Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden.

The Hunger Games Series.

I liked it though I did prefer the first one -just saying-

I just finished reading Prey No More by A. R. Wise on my amazon kindle. It was absolutely free and it was a pretty good read. Gotta say that I definitely recommend it, to be sure. :3 It's a "vampire book" but it takes a different outlook on the subject, and it has angels and demons in it, too. It's not that sappy kinda vampire book where the girl character wants to be the victim. She genuinely kicks ass.

The last book I finished reading was The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. Wonderful book - Ms. Morgenstern paints the the loveliest pictures with her words. I didn't want it to end.

I read The Wise Mans Fear, by Patrick Rothfuss a few weeks ago. I blame it for my inability of pick up another book and dedicate myself to reading the first few times i tried. It's really hard to follow up such a brilliant piece of writing. I didn't want it to run out of pages.

I think the last book I read was actually "All Cats have Aspergers"
Good silly book.

The last book I finished was Sourcery by Terry Pratchett.

Murder Can Depress Your Dachshund (Desiree Shapiro Mystery #14) by selma eichler.

Tales of Beetle the Bard by JK Rowling.

chistopher pike the last vampire.

Remember me series by Christopher Pike :)

dial-a-ghost by Eva Ibbotson.

today i read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho... It is too amazing :D

I finished The Hunger Games. People told me I absolutely had to get into it. It was alright. I just started the second book.

/prefers the novel Battle Royale ^^;;