I'm currently reading 'Paint it Black' by Janet Fitch, & Tiger Eyes by Judy Blume for, the millionth time. This was a great idea for a thread.

I'm reading "Seventy-Two Virgins" by Boris Johnson. I probably wouldn't have picked it up if it had been by an author I hadn't known but it's a fun read.

However, "Astrotruckers" by Mikael Niemi (the English translation) arrived in the post the other day and it's very tempting (and very orange!).

I'm currently reading "Girl in blue" By Ann Rinaldi.
It's a great civil war story about a girl who runs off to join the army.

I recently finished "Enrique's Journey" by Sonia Nozario. It was a story that we read in english. It was ok in some parts but it was very repetitive.

At the moment I'm reading the Shopaholic series by Sophie Kinsella. I've been neglecting the book though for a while because of other things but I want to get around and finish it because then I can finally move onto Twilight, which everyone is raving about.

At the moment I'm reading What I Was by Meg Rosoff (Please excuse me if her name is a tad incorrect, I'm going by memory. >.<), as part of the school Carnegie stuff. I'm not very far into it, and I found it a little hard to get into, but my interest has been caught, so I will finish it.

A choice of my own is Feet Of Clay, by Terry Pratchett, which I've read before and enjoyed. I would like to re-read The Hogfather at some point, too.

If fanfiction counts, I'm currently reading a few Harry Potter stories.

As far as non-fiction goes, I'm working my way through a vegetarian cookery book aimed at students, and an encyclopedia aimed at children/young teenagers, which is a little 'iffy'.

I just began reading Summer of My German Soldier by Bette Greene. It takes place during World War II in Jenkinsville, Arkansas. And pretty much it's about the summer of Patricia Bergen [I think that was her name], or Patty. In Jenkinsville, they have a place for German soldiers, and one, Frederick Anton Reik, manages to flee. Eventually, he goes to Patty, who he talked to for a little bit when buying cotton hats sometime earlier in the book, and she hides him is an old garage her family never uses above the servants' quarters. This is about my third time reading this book, it's not that I'm reading it again because I love it or anything, but it's because I had MCAS and I needed a book and I didn't have enough time to go to the library so I just grabbed a book off of my shelf, all of them read at least twice.

I am currently reading Hex Education by Emily Gould and Zareen Jaffery. I have only read the first chapter so I'm not sure how good it is at the moment.

I am currently reading Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman (love his books don't think iv found one yet i didn't like)

I just finished reading Enchantment by Orson Scott Card and I'm about to start on The White Darkness by Geraldine McCaughrean. I'm also reading fairytales on the side by Andrew Land and the Grimm brothers.

So, I just finish reading Dream Chaser by Sherrilyn Kenyon.
And just started the novel, The Loner, by Josephine Cox.

Let's see, I'm reading :English Lord, Ordinary Lady by Fiona Harper

well I'm reading now is gunsmith cats

Just finished Catherine Called Birdy.
9/10.
This book was really funny, a quick read, and made me curious about the time period when it's set.

I am reading the Jack Absolute series by C. C. Humphreys.

The current one I am reading is The Blooding of Jack Absolute. It's a historical novel, and I love it.

There is a Season, Inheritance Series #1 by Lynn and Gilbert Morris
I really liked the Cheney Duvall series, that they wrote together (8 books) and this is a new series when Cheney is married. :D

I'm a multi-tasker when it comes to reading, so I'm reading Lolita, Hannibal, The Host, Jesus Land (which I picked up from my English teacher because the title reminded me of some sort of strange amusement park. My friend and I had a lot of fun making up names for the rides XP), and Gay New York (a somewhat textbook-type thing on the history of gay culture in New York). Once those are finished, I'm starting on the Narnia series =3

I just finished the last book in the Twilight series (for now) and so now I'm rereading the Spiderwick books.

Little Brother by Cory Doctrow, Accelerando by Charles Stross, and Starfish by Peter Watts.

Jack Absolute.
Officer. Warrior. Lover. Spy.

by C. C. Humphreys.

Currently reading the second, and last book in Carol Berg's Lighthouse series, called Breath and Bone.

The series is fantastic. An absolutely stunning example of a first-person narrative. Plus, all the characters are amazingly well developed and just gorgeously portrayed.

Oh, i love these books. <3

I'm currently reading 'Queen of the Damned'
It's an exciting book xD But I get so many disturbances I lost my place in said book and had to start over again Dx

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

I'm trying to read daughters of the moon.. but I'm not having much luck..
I keep on getting on menewsha and giaiaonline. ^_^

Originally Posted by Kira0101

I'm trying to read daughters of the moon.. but I'm not having much luck..
I keep on getting on menewsha and giaiaonline. ^_^

Oh, I've read a couple of those! They're pretty decent :)

I am reading children of henry viii, listening to Mary and Elizabeth, and reading masque of the black tulip on the e reader, I tend to have multiple stories at a time. Who else here is doing the 50 book challenge? I have read 12 so far, but I read a bunch more before I started keeping track.