"Understanding children's development" Fourth edition Smith, Cowie and Blades. ;)

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak.

The Other Side of the Sun by Madeline L'Engle

..........at least I think thats what its called......I'm to lazy to go look for it.

im reading a japanese classic that was made into a maga,anime and film and the book was translated into english
Battle Royal
good stuff^

I just finished The Book Thief, and now I've started Into Battle by Garth Nix. I think it's the... fifth book in his Seventh Tower series? The series has became much darker in the last book, so I am hoping this one gets little more light-hearted. D: I NEED something light and fluffy after The Book Thief. ;-;

I'm currently reading a geography textbook. My project is due soon and exams are coming up! >_<"

If I had a choice, I'd probably end up reading "The Giver" by Lois Lowry. I just skimmed through a couple of chapters because of english class. And I thought it was pretty interesting.

Ehm, The Westing Game.

I'm currently reading House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski.

Looks interesting so far, I've heard good things about this book so I hope I won't be disappointed.

I'm reading Girl, Interrupted. It's my favorite movie and I knew it was based on a book, but this is the first time I've read it.

I'm re-reading The Third Summer of the Sisterhood by Ann Brashares. Its been a while since I've read it, and I can't believe how much of it I don't remember. I'm loving it all over again.

I finished that, and now, I'm in the process of re-reading The Fourth Summer of the Sisterhood.

Got a couple of books on the go at the moment:

1. EVE: The Empyrean Age [Almost finished!]
2. Dragonlance: Dragons of Autum Twlight [Part way]
3. The Magicians Guild [Just started]

I just finished Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim by David Sedaris.

I'm usually a pretty slow reader, but I was surprised when I finished this one pretty quickly. It was a good read. Definitely made me want to find more of his work.

I'm reading the Bluest Eye for Reflections..

It's about a black family in the 1940's

Those Breedlove..their family name is a lie becuase they certainly don't breed love!! :sarcasm:

Sociocultural critique of Piaget and Vygotsky by Eugene Matusov and Renee Hayes.

Currently reading Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer

I am currently reading a 3 parter book called "The foundation Trilogy" by Isaac Asimov (dunno if I spelled that right) Very good book =)

Kurohime vol. 8 and The Brass Verdict.

Peach Blossom Pavilion by Mingmei Yip
it's....interesting

The Street of a Thousand Blossoms by Gail Tsukiyama

I've read three books so far this week; The Shack, Reserved for the Cat, Mercedes Lackey, and Through the Narrow Gate (non fiction) by Karen Armstrong.

The first book was more of a spiritual pick me up, Reserved for the Cat was slow at first (it was like a wannabee Lost Empires but without the bite) but did get stronger as it went on. Through the Narrow Gate was very interesting, was probably a big deal when it came out, but I really just read it to get some background on Karen Armstrong, who is a brilliant writer on religion.

A Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray, the last book of the Gemma Doyle series!! I'm so happy cuz I know when I finish that, the latest book of the Blue Bloods Series by Melissa De La Cruz will be out!!! *squeals*

I am re-reading New Moon in the Twilight Series ... I really need to find myself some new books to read xD
This would be my third time reading it in the past 2 months :P

Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer.

I've been trying to reread this book to enjoy it for the longest time just because I read through it crazy fast the first time to find out how it all ended. I'm trying to go slowly. Its been about four days since I started it, and I'm pushing it as to how fast I'm going. I shouldn't be a hundred pages away from the end yet >>

The Host by Stephanie Meyer. It's kind of... boring. Interesting, but still boring. I'm not really driven to read it.

sins of the night by sherrilyn kenyon, adult romance and fantasy. very very good, i :heart: it