The Innocents by Harlan Coben.
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The Innocents by Harlan Coben.
finally reading Catching Fire.
'Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy'. This book is full of win.
That book is full of win and LOLs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Poltergeist
I'm reading a book called "Skulduggery Pleasant: Mortal Coil". It's one of the few good thriller books written by an irish person:drool:
A very touching read~Quote:
Originally Posted by Green
I'm currently halfway through Crime and Punishment for a Russian Lit class. I'd always wanted to experience the so-called "great Russian writers," but have never made time for it until this class. So far, I'm not exactly blown away by this apparently astounding superlative literature. =X
I'm re-reading "Rising Storm" from the Warriors series.
I'm as well as Profesco in the middle of reading "Crime and Punishment". I have to do it for school, although I don't find the story great so far. The protagonist is weird though. :|
Pretty Little Devils by Nancy Holder.
The good things come around the late part of the story. The ending dissapointed me though, but Raskolnikov's weirdness is great IMO.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tsutarja
I haven't opened a book in the last two years.
Shame on me :(
The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: basically, one big book containing the first five books and a short shory: "Young Zaphod Plays it Safe". I'm on book three: "Life, the Universe, and Everthing". (That Wowbanger really makes me laugh.)
Seeing Redd; it's kind of like a twisted version of alice in wonderland.
The queen is actually alice's aunt, and is evil and the leader of "the black imagination" and her companion is The cat, who is a human/cat who can transform into a kitten at will and fool people.
Alice, is actually "Alyss" and is the warrior-queen of the white imagination and her companion and tutor is the rabbit, I suppose but he's actually "Bibwit".
And they have wars and stuff. xD
"The Killings at Badger's Drift" by Caroline Graham. (It is the book which the first episode of Midsomer Murders was based off, I love that show)^_^
I have to get back into reading it though.
A Doll's House for school
Bird Lake Moon by Kevin Hankes
The Diary of Anne Frank. I checked it out at the library on Saturday last week, and since I'm intrested in history, I'm reading it. I'm in the middle of it now.