"The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass"

Darn these books for English.
;___;

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

It's a kinda futuristic dystopian book where North America is divided into twelve regions and each year each region sends a boy and a girl to compete (to the death!) in the Hunger Games, which are held in the Capitol. The last one standing is the winner, and the story follows one of the tributes from one of the poorer regions.

EVERYBODY READ IT. NOW. IT IS SO SO GOOD AND AWESOME.

Currently working on Path of Daggers, Book 10 of the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan for personal enjoyment reading.

Currently reading the research doc An Evaluation of Housing Options for Military Families By: Richard Buddin, Carole Roan Gresenz, Susan D. Hosek, Marc N. Elliott, Jennifer Hawes-Dawson for work related reasons.

Currently reading 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership by John C Maxwell for Work Development/Career Pathing reasons.

Currently reading Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson because it was recommended to me.

Currently reading the Book of Mormon: Another Testament of Jesus Christ, because I am always reading that.

Wow...I am currently reading alot aren't I?

Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire :)
It has alot to do with witchcraft and spells.
Along with otherworld beings.
So far it has been one of the best books I've read!

reading a few books right now.

american gods by neil gaiman
mister b. gone by clive barker and
fragile things [short stories] by neil gaiman

I am currently reading Darkwitch Rising by Sara Douglass. It is the third book of four and its pretty good so far if not odd. The one part made me go 'bleh' not due to bad writing but with what was going on and I'd never imagine the one character doing that. The first book takes place in the Aegean World and the next two in different time periods in English History. In the first book Brutus, great grandson of Aphrodite, starts a magical Labryinthe with Genvissa. The next three books go through their next three lives trying to finish what they started. Its very good and you can tell the author did her homework. I can't wait to finish it and read the next one x3

I am now reading Born of Fire by Sherrilyn Kenyon.

Originally Posted by Beliar

I am currently reading Darkwitch Rising by Sara Douglass. It is the third book of four and its pretty good so far if not odd. The one part made me go 'bleh' not due to bad writing but with what was going on and I'd never imagine the one character doing that. The first book takes place in the Aegean World and the next two in different time periods in English History. In the first book Brutus, great grandson of Aphrodite, starts a magical Labryinthe with Genvissa. The next three books go through their next three lives trying to finish what they started. Its very good and you can tell the author did her homework. I can't wait to finish it and read the next one x3

You'll be even more surprised by the last book, I promise.
By far one of my most favorite series of all time.

I'm going to pick up a few books from the library today.
My List is:

Girl Interrupted [[ I have this one on hold so I know I'm getting it]]
A Clockwork Orange
A book or two from the Cirque Du Freak series from wherever I left off in Middle school....

I've really been in a reading mood lately...

Hello all!!! :3 noob here
i'm currently reading nothing, simply because I"m not in the mood, but I was reading "City of Bones" by Cassandra Clare.

I'm currently reading Marley & Me by John Grogan and Dragon Knights by Mineko Ohkami.

I'm currently reading "The Things They Carried" by Tim O'Brien.
It's so much better than I anticipated it to be.

The Five Wives of Henry VIII by Antonia Fraser. History buff. =P

Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce. It's part of her Tortall saga. I've reread it so many times that my copy is starting to look well loved!!

I am currently reading Shadowfall by James Clemens. It has an interesting take on gods, but it is somewhat odd at times. His style is interesting and the premise isn't cliche, so I will keep reading.

I'm currently reading Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Conviction, It's a great book one of the many in the Tom Clancy Splinter Cell Series.Which I collect

I'm currently reading Bengal's Heart by Lora Leigh.

@ronneh- I love American Gods. Great book.

@Karix- I bought A Clockwork Orange but still haven't read it. Hope it is good.
I want to read the Cirque Du Freak series but I'm having a hard time finding them.

@Rianna Burrfoot- I am a huge fan of Tamora Pierce. I own all of her books and have read them a lot.

I am reading a book I want to read for the first time in half a year. I'm reading Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs. I love her too.

I'm reading the twilight series, bleach, naruto, death note, the vampire chronicles and quite a few books. I love to read

Romance of the Three Kingdoms volume 1

Once you get used to style of writing, you can't stop reading.

"So Long and Thanks For The Fish!" by Douglass Adams.


Finally,trying to finish the Hitchhiker series.

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood.

The clever thing I was about to say about it was taken by wikipedia when I double-checked the author's name ;_; but it's a feminine dystopia, which means the women are pretty much enslaved to men. They're devided into Wives, who you know, just basically keep the man company from what I've read; Martha's, who are maids and cooks; and Handmaids, who bear the children, as the wives seem to be older women. There are also Econowives, who do all three tasks.

There're adult situations and bad language and all that, plus there are some possibly anti-religious themes, or it's possible to read it that way (so far), but it's really worth a look, especially for women.

Currently:
Prozac Nation
quite a good book

I know a lot of people are going to hate me for this, but I'm reading Eclipse in the Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyer. :heart:

Originally Posted by Strawberry Alarm Clock

I know a lot of people are going to hate me for this, but I'm reading Eclipse in the Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyer. :heart:

Everyone has their own personal tastes.