What are YOU reading today!? Tell us!!!!

[Nessa]

I haven't read a good book in forever, any suggestions?

[unspecialfish]

I haven't read a good book in forever, any suggestions?

Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

I'm currently in the process of beginning Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer, I say in the process because I want to begin when I have free time after my midterms, but they were pushed back due to today's snow day =P

[freezingkiss]

^ Oh I want to read Fight Club, I'm currently reading a science book I don't understand. But I won't give up on it in case I learn something, jya ha ha!

[draconis]

I read Fight Club, recently, it was, uh, pretty good. Draws you in readily, which is good.

THE ENDING THOUGH, was like, huh-whut? He just shot himself and the book just ends there whuh.

Randomly picked up a book from the op-shop when I was in Australia, The Name of the Wind, by Patrick Rothfuss. Fantasy-type story, the first in the Kingkiller Chronicles. Unfortunately, I only found out about that last fact when I finished the book and the story hadn't concluded - worse is, the next book doesn't come out until April, and the third until next year. I can't wait that long!

[3lla]

Woman in Black by Susan Hill

I cant seem to sleep it's that good

[.neko.]

I just read a book called Fifth Business by Robertson Davies. It was really good! Its the fictional memoir of a man who was born in a small Canadian town in the early 1900s and he has a fantastical and interesting life. Anyways, I recommend it.

[Helena]

Wind on Fire Trilogy III: Firesong by William Nicholson.
AGAIN. I've read this way too many times.

A Midsummer Nights Dream... well really I'm re-learning some of the speeches.

Woo, I'm doing that in school at the moment. Whose/which speeches are you doing?

[Katherine]

I just finished Vampire Mountain by Darren Shan.

[jellyoflight]

Wind on Fire Trilogy III: Firesong by William Nicholson.
AGAIN. I've read this way too many times.

A Midsummer Nights Dream... well really I'm re-learning some of the speeches.

Woo, I'm doing that in school at the moment. Whose/which speeches are you doing?

Learn the Helena speeches! She's the best She could SO kick Hermia's smurf. And Titania. Maybe Puck! Helena for the win!

Anyway, I'm half-reading (or attempting to read) The Color Purple by Alice Walker. It takes forever, I have to keep re-reading it all so that it makes sense.

[Byakuya San]

The Alchemyst by Michael Scott
Also,
Julius Caesar by Shakespeare

[Christopher]

the Dune Encyclopedia. I fund it in a second hand bookstore. It's interesting to see how it compares considering all the new books written post 1984

[Shoyru_Lover]

Is Dune good? Lots of people keep telling me to read it so I suppose it must be...

Science fiction futuristic wars haven't really interested me in the past however. Maybe I just haven't read a good one yet.

I'm currently reading "The Smiliarion" and "The Hobbit" after a friend of mine from Chile highly recommended it to me.

[Nessa]

My mom/dad/sister read the Dune series, they liked it but they seemed to get bored with it.

[Shoyru_Lover]

Apparently the Northern Lights series are a really good read. They made a movie of it called 'The Golden Compass' which doesn't even compare to the book I've heard.

I might get to that next but there is a whole pile of books in my room which I haven't even started. (Everyone keeps giving me books to read as presents.)

Hmmm... I've also been watching to read 'The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe' series as well.

[Pittbunny]

Just went through Sun Tzu's "The Art of War" and Tamora Pierce's "Melting Stones". Melting Stones is a pretty nice read, it's the first time that Tamora Pierce narrates in the first person. Unfortunately there's a gaping hole of background information that she still hasn't addressed about the war predating the book, but that's to come in a later extension of the series.