LonelyOtaku97: The Stand is an amazing book, and if you like it, I would recommend The Talisman by Stephen King and Peter Straub.... that is my favourite King book.

Right now I'm into the second book of the Septimus Heap series, written by Angie Sage. It's a fantasy and adventure series about the seventh son of a seventh son in a family of wizards. Very very well written book, it's aged 9-12 at Chapters, much like Harry Potter, which was also a fantastic wizard series. This one has me completely enthralled and it's become my mission to find all the books. There are currently 6 books out, but I only have the first three. Angie Sage is apparently working on a seventh instalment to the series.

Re-reading Jane Austen's Mansfield Park. I can't help but to feel for poor Fanny.

I'm currently reading book thirteen of the Wheel of Time Series, Towers of Midnight...and trying to pace myself so that the fourteenth, and final, book comes out on paper back before I finish this one...I know I won't win this challenge...but I will try. xD

I'm just about finished the second book in the Mortal Instruments, starting the third one tomorrow.

ainebella; Clock has enjoyed the Mortal Instruments series thus far.

Clock is currently reading The Kill Order by James Dashner.

I'm currently reading a book titled The Rise of Nine. It's part of a series called Lorien Legacies, by 'Pittacus Lore'. I believe it's aimed at teenagers, based on the writing style, but I could be wrong. I'm quite enjoying it for the descriptions, and in terms of the plot line, but the characters can be quite simple at times. I suppose it's a book in which you can relax and not focus too much in, and in that regards it's rather enjoyable.

Cloud Atlas is the next on my list to read, which I'm quite excited about.

A Tale of Two Cities.

It's slow reading.

Not for a lack of rapidity in the story.

But I'm having trouble making myself get through it.

I´m currently ready "Fall of the Gaints" by Ken Follett^-^

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bubbleteadoll: Awesome - Who's translation? It's one of those works I've been meaning to get around to reading at some point, on the same list as Beowulf and Finnegans Wake (Which I have attempted, and enjoyed the two pages I managed to read of, but didn't have time to spend around 15-30 minutes trying to digest each page at the time).

Still getting through Supergods: Our World in the Age of the Superhero by Grant Morrison and The Steampunk Bible by Jeff Vandermeer and S J Chambers (Though I admit I'm not much further with the latter, the almost encyclopedic writing style makes it harder to motivate myself to plug through a chapter or two every now and then than with Supergods), also reading Charles Stross's The Attrocity Complex. Which is freaking hilarious.

sorry for the late reply. the truth is i am not sure if there is any translation right now. i think the best th at i can think of is using the translate button right below the url when you go to ots maim web page.

nice recommendations. ill totally check them out :-)

Connielass: Clock could never get through Tale of Two Cities.
it was impossible for Clock.

Yeah. There's not many books that I can't get through. The only two other books that I still haven't finished are The Old Man and the Sea, and The Silmarillion.

Clock owns The Silmarillion but has yet to read it.

i am currently reading mills and boon -"his majesty's mistake" though i not big fan of romantic books but this book is kinda okay [my friend has lend it to me] and side by side i also reading Paulo Coelho's -- the witch of portbello... hope i can finishing reading them soon

Im currently reading "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman

Re-reading Hunting Ground by Patricia Briggs. Can't get enough of her books!

well i just finished reading odd thomas by dean koontz
i am half way through the immortal by christopher pike
and then i am going to read the harry potter series again
unless something else catches my eye before then.

I just started Gardens of the Moon(book one of the "Malazan Book Of The Fallen") series by Steven Erikson. Though I wish I was reading book 14 of the Wheel of Time series...but it doesn't come out until January...and I will still have to wait about a year to get it in paperback(have the rest of it in paperback already...not breaking that collection with a hardcover).

Skagboys by Irvine Welsh. Absolutely fantastic book, it's literally just sex, drugs and music. <3

nothing at the moment but i just finished one called love is hell written by five different authors.

i got it from the young adult section at the library i liked the stories they were great.

At the moment i'm reading J.K Rowlings newest book The Causal Vacancy

i am currently reading snag him! by gretchen greene.

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it is part of the love stories series by bantam books.

I am currently reading "Changeless" by Gail Carriger. It is a steampunk, gothic, Victorian novel about vampires, werewolves, science, love, and adventure.

It's absolutely hilarious, and is the second book in the series.

Hmm..right now, I'm in the process of reading The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss. Loving it thus far. It's extremely well written, the characters are interesting and well developed, and the flow/pacing is excellent.

Im currently reading StormWarden by Janny Wurts. It's her first book in the cycle of fire trilogy. Read some good reviews. Fantasy/sci fi with magic, demons, and apparently aliens, so def worth a shot!

If you don't know who she is, but you do know Raymond E Feist, they collaborated together for the empire series set in Feist's world, which is apparently a best selling trilogy. I just wanted to get one of her own books read first before i start it as i've read plenty of Feist already but don't know her style yet!

Anybody else read Janny wurts or the empire series with feist? lemme know what you thought if so! Or recommend other awesome fantasy series ^_^

Out of Oz by Gregory Maguire.
It's the last book in his Wicked series. I absolutely love it, but it's taken me a few months to even pick it up for a personal reason. It's taken me a few tries, but I think I'm finally going to finish it this time.