I'm now done with the Valdemar world, am reading another "world" that Mercedes Lackey has done... Bardic Voices I.

This book is "The Lark and the Wren"

I'm currently reading Randy Pausch's The Last Lecture. I hope to finish it before the end of today, but I'm babysitting tonight so I don't know how that will work out. :P

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The couple I was going to sit for canceled, so I finished the book. And cried at the end. It's a quick read, and well worth looking into.

I just finished Inkspell and City of Flowers -why am I reading children's books? Very simple: I didn't even know they were xD I found out when I was looking for City of Flowers in the library :P-, and am now waiting to come across another nice book~

I just finished reading Neuromancer, yeah, took forever and a half. But I'm going to reread it now, halfway through the book I took a 2 week break from reading and somehow managed to forget a lot of things. Hopefully in my next read through everything will make more sense.

Good book, good book.

I'm almost finished with The Hours by Cunningham, then I'm reading The English Patient as well as Atonement, Pride and Prejudice, HP (1&2) and Inkheart- yay for being an english major and reading twenty books at once lol

Reading Anne of the Island by L.M. Montgomery.

I just finished reading Ham on Rye, Bukowski is a freaking genius! SOooo much love for that man. I just re-read The Perks of Being a Wallflower for my writing class, had to write a paper for it, but it was a good book so the paper came very easily. Now i'm reading Twilight, because I want to decide for myself if I like it or not. I love vampire novels, anything supernatural really. I still need to get back to my Kelley Armstrong books..oi, hehe.

I'm reading The Dead and the Gone while I wait for my Gilda Joyce and Magic in Manhattan books to come from Amazon. :cool:

I just finished reading the whole Twilight saga. ( Burn the last book please!). I haven't decided on what to read next.

I am currently reading the series by Erin Hunter
called Warriors

I just finished reading "The Bright Forever" which though I did enjoy, I felt I was mislead by the description, cover art and title. I can't say much more than that without giving too much away, but it's pretty sad what the story actually has to do about, but the author does a good job with keeping the tears away.

I just started reading Ender's Game again and I've been reading Smoke and Mirrors by Neil Gaiman.

I really need to read Ender's Game. It won't be my next book though, I've been getting books out of the paperback exchange at my local library to read, so it's been a bit random.

I just finished The Best Sports Writing of 2005 (lol, a little after the fact.) Which made me realize why young people don't follow sports so much. Because the coverage is so lacking especially in sports where a box score doesn't do much good.

Anyway, it was a book of essays and it was very much like how at the Olympics, you barely would get to see the events, just crummy human interest stories over and over again. This was that in its worst form. Drug addicts, poor people, sick people who had been athletes, adequate writing, but nothing vibrant or interesting. UGH MAKE IT GO AWAY.

The best two essays were about Howard Cosell, but god, he died when? And when he did die, the only person who would wtill profile or joke about him was Billy Crystal and everyone thought that was just so old and unfunny.

Anyway, I wanted to read it though, just to see what passes as sports journalism. It's so strange though because in college, I remember the cream of the crop in journalism went and did sports. Of course, I went to the University of Alabama, which was just a little sports centered.

I'm sure my next read will be a mediocre mystery novel. It's that, romances, or big James Michener sized epics mostly in the bin ...

I'm now reading in the Bardic Voices, Vol II by Mercedes Lackey.
"The Robin & the Kestrel"

I have so many books waiting to be read >.< the problem with working at a library is that you are constently finding new things to read, I'm currently working my way through Inkdeath, with school and work it's quite a challenge, it's so many days overdue x.X" I'm enjoying it, there's just no time! Ahhhh

Now I'm on Mercedes Lackey's Bardic Voices III: "The Eagle & the Nightingale"

Since obtaining a computer with internet is a very unsure thing right now I'll have to wait to finish the last three in the Anne series so I'm rereading The Messenger by Lois Lowry right now.

Well ... For english class I am reading The Great Gatsby By F Scott Fitzgerald which is currently have a lot of drama. For fun, I'm reading The Taste of Night by R.L. Stine. :D It's good yet disappointing.

Current read is, Who's That Girl, by Alexandra Potter. It's okay. There's something about the style that bores me a little, but i can't put my finger on what.

Right now I'm reading Mercedes Lackey's Bardic Voice IV: "Four & Twenty Blackbirds".

Eldest from the Inheritance Cycle but I normally stop every now and then to re-read the Twilight books or manga (mostly Tokyo Mewmew and Death Note)

I am currently reading twilight, but i stop now and then because of so much work in school. lol!

Heir to the Shadows, by Anne Bishop.
Second in the Black Jewels trilogy. This is my sixth or seventh time reading this book. I can't get bored with it!

Bram Stoker's Dracula. Just started today really enjoying it.

I'm reading Dead is the New Black by Marlene Perez
and I just finished Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer