What are you currently reading?

[Bull]

Just finished "Calico Joe". good baseball story.

[IconoclasticHeretic]

Wealth of Nations - Adam Smith
Castle in the Air - Dianna Wynne Jones (Sequel to Howl's Moving Castle)

[Pilyk]

Confession of a Child of the Century, Alfred de Musset

[Emerald Dream]

Live From New York

[Abhorrence]

Revision books. Lots and lots of them.

[AnaPV]

Hi!
I'm reading The Tiger's Egg, which is a trilogy (The Wednesday Tales). It talks about a malicious circus that make people serious, so that they can't laugh anymore. Then, they sell like a medicine: If you take it, you'll laugh for a little while. But this is only the main plot. There are also lots of characters (even an angel and a chatty tiger).

I've also read The Universe versus Alex Woods, which if you haven't read yet, I recommend you to do so. It's sooooooooo good.

[City Kid]

I'm reading The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien and A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin at the same time.

[Wafflenado]

Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
(It's for French, but it's really good. A very philosophical read)

[Dreamer98]

" The Kite Runner " - Khaled Hosseini

[Abhorrence]

I'm currently re-reading Velocity by Dean Koontz.

[xXoblivionXx]

The great gatsby by Scott Fitzgerald and Revolution by Russel Brand

[Zachary G]

Felice Picano's Ambidextrous: The Secret Lives of Children

[City Kid]

I'm reading Born at Midnight by C. C. Hunter. Stupid, brainless guilty pleasure reading, but it's fun and I need something fast paced right now.

[Pilyk]

" The Kite Runner " - Khaled Hosseini

I really liked it - I read A thousand splendid Suns on my momentum ! I preferred The Kite Runner though :)

Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
(It's for French, but it's really good. A very philosophical read)
Truly good book I've read a very long time ago : I shall re-read it ^^' !
"One sees clearly only with the heart. What is essential is invisible to the eyes."

I re-read Candide and know, I hesitate between re-reading many books, such as Journey to the end of the night (LF Céline), Les animaux dénaturés (Vercors) or Froth on a Daydream (Boris Vian) :D. By the way the two last are quite The Little Prince-ish in my opinion ;).

[Alien djinn]

Nothing

[ValentinClarke]

An Abundance Of Katherines, along with a latin thing

[Pilyk]

Finally, I began The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair :D

[Fritos43]

I'm reading Brave New World, and rereading Looking for Alaska.

[City Kid]

All I Know Now by Carrie Hope Fletcher. :)

[Andyyy95]

Currently reading Precious Thing by Colette McBeth.

[Seahawks15]

The Fellowship of the Ring-Lord of the Rings Book 1 by J. R. R. Tolkien.

[Dreamer98]

Guillaume Musso - One Day, Perhaps ( original title: Je reviens te chercher ) :D :D

[Pilyk]

Richard II, W Shakespeare

[Ridonks_CB]

Rereading all of the Harry Potter books :)

[Penguinism]

I'm currently reading 'The Master and Margarita' by Mikhail Bulgakov, and 'The Merchant of Venice' by William Shakespeare (for English class).

[fairmaiden]

still trying to get through ''to kill a mockingbird''

[Gwen]

Harp in the South

[Dreamer98]

" Gray Wolf : The Escape of Adolf Hitler " . :D :D
It's scary and weird as Hell .

[Microcosm]

I'm gonna sound like a dork, but I'm reading this book called "Political Philosophy." It's part of a Yale book series that is designed as like a course in the form of just a book. Not a textbook, but just a normal course. It's really neat. The book is written by a Yale professor named Steven B. Smith.

[Echelon]

Mistborn: The Hero of Ages, Brandon Sanderson. Vin is my spirit animal; I'm telling you.
Romeo and Juliet, by Shakespeare. One of the most annoying plays you'll ever have to read as a Freshman in High School. I almost want to go back to To Kill a Mockingbird, by Harper Lee.

[Bluebyrd]

I'm reading the "Power of Five" series by my second favourite author, Anthony Horowitz, and Chris Jericho's latest autobiography, Best in the World at What I Have No Idea.

[Dying Ember]

Just finished 'Drowning Instinct' by Ilsa J. Bick
It must be the 5th time I've read it and I still cry without fail :(

[stoneflowe96]

I just finished Inkdeath by Cornelia Funke, a great book. I started Wilhelm Tell by Friedrich Schiller

[german_boy]

Fall of Giants by Ken Follett

[Microcosm]

"Democracy in America" by Alexis de Toqueville

I know. I'm a nerd :P

[Elena_]

"A short history of nearly everything" , by Bill Bryson.
Its really interesting , and easy to understand :) I borrowed it from my uncle

[Body odah Man]

East of Eden (English)

[xXoblivionXx]

Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

not sure if I like it so much

[DriveAlive]

"My Antonia" and "The Caves of Steel"

[Danny_boi 16]

I'm reading three kind of unrelated books.

The Reluctant Fundamentalist by Mohisn Hamid

With No Apologies by Berry GoldWater

American Foreign Policy by Henry Kissinger

[Jaffe]

Dirty Blood
Werewolves and stuff. I'm into it.

[Microcosm]

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[SethfromMI]

I am actually reading the first book of the Hunger Games

[Abhorrence]

I just finished "When I Go To Sleep", I need a new book now.

[SethfromMI]

I am reading the 2nd Hunger Games book Catching Fire

[Microcosm]

I read "Anthem" by Ayn Rand today. Great book and had to read it for english. I'll start reading another book for english called "Steve Jobs: The Man Who Thought Different" once that comes in from Amazon.

[Primenumber]

Anna Karenina

[CharlieHorse]

Cats Cradle -Kurt Vonnegut

[pocketmouse]

The fallen series is amazing!!!

[Abhorrence]

I'm reading The Accident by C. L. Taylor.

[LoveDat]

Im reading the third game of thrones book! :)

[Microcosm]

Steve Jobs: The Man who Thought Different

[Just JT]

Just finished a book called reality boy, it's about a kid who was on one of those nanny reality tv shows a bunch of rears ago, he used to shit on his families stiff when he was pissed at them, kinda funny at first, then kinda sad...

[SethfromMI]

Hunger Games Mocking Jay. quick, but good reads

[Jaffe]

Boy Minus Girl by Richard Uhlig

[Abhorrence]

Still reading The Accident but I'm also re-reading Velocity by Dean Koontz. Love this book so much.

[Fiction]

"The world according to Bob" by James Bowen... I like cats :p

[Tesshin]

I am currently reading the fourth book in a series named 'Survivors'.
[Written by Erin Hunter]

[Laibachd]

Norwegian Wood, by Murakami Haruki

[Cangirl]

Burn by Karen Marie Moning. So hot!! :)

[Januarist2000]

Zombie Society - They live among us
By K Bartholomew

[Captain Who]

I am currently reading - JRR Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'

[Emerald Dream]

The Maze Runner, and not really seeing the big deal about this book

eta - after slogging through the horribly boring start to this book (honestly, the author does the worst job ever in trying to hook readers into a story), I've pretty much changed my tune on it. It's a different way to tell a dystopian story. I still have a hard time actually caring about any of these characters, but at least (after too many pages) I have an idea of what the story is actually supposed to be. Seriously, telling a reader absolutely nothing at the beginning of a book is not good writing.

[Primenumber]

"Hateship, friendship, courtship, loveship, marriage" by Alice Munro

[StoppingTom]

Go Set A Watchman by Harper Lee

[everlong]

Nothing, but I need to start reading my summer reading book soon.

[StuckInTheLie]

The Lady of Serpents by Douglas Clegg, but ugh, it's so boring. I only read it when I have to and I have nothing else. It's also the second in a series, and I didn't read the first, so... :whoops:

[Hudor]

Just finished up with Atlas Shrugged- Ayn Rand.

[Abhorrence]

Paper Towns by John Green. Thought I'd get in on the hype.

[Let Me Be a Pony]

My weird as fuck stories I wrote 2 years ago.

[drhalsey1]

Secret of the Mountain Dog

[Babs]

The Shining by Stephen King

[GrossKahn]

Metro 2033

And i just reminded myself to finish "Look who's back"

[lliam]

A Clockwork Orange

[maggs]

Under the Dome. Yeah, I'm going to spoil myself the series, which I also watch.

[Abhorrence]

Dolly by Susan Hill.

[xXoblivionXx]

Brave new worl

[Abhorrence]

Gone Girl.

[Let Me Be a Pony]

Child friendly tales, like Narnia.

[BondJamesBond]

Right now I'm reading Goldfinger, by Ian Flemming, loving it so far. As a fan of the franchise, it's embarrassing to admit that this is the first James Bond book I'm reading... :whoops:

[Interstellar]

The Road by Cormac McCarthy

[seoulsuho]

I'm that weirdo who reads like 3 books at once.
I'm rereading The Ghost Files by Apryl Baker, Project Fatsuit by not_present on Wattpad and The Queen of the Tearling by Erika Johansen.

[stoneflowe96]

Heinrich von Ofterdingen by Novalis and Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen

[City Kid]

I'm still reading The Hobbit by Tolkien. But I'm nearly through. It's an exhausting book to read, but I love it anyway.

[Abhorrence]

Othello by William Shakespeare. We're going to be studying it until February so I figured I'd get a headstart and read it.

[Kuroshiro]

Samples from iBooks like "Of mice of men" and "Heroes"

[Babs]

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller

[Abhorrence]

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.

[ImCoolBeans]

I'm reading The Fault In Our Stars by John Green right now. I'm about 130 pages in, and actually like it. It's not a favorite, but not a bad read.

[Abhorrence]

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams

[Daniella98]

Jeremy Clarkson - For crying out loud

[Elysium]

Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein for recreation and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë for school

[Just JT]

Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein for recreation and Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë for school


This :)

[Chileanboy]

-Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card
-Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by J.K.Rowling
-The Turn of the Screw by Henry James

[Primenumber]

Salman Rushdie - "Fury"

[SethfromMI]

Child friendly tales, like Narnia.

I actually love the Narnia books

I am reading Hamlet

[sqishy]

Kant's Critique of Pure Reason, I have to do it as part of university. It's not easy to read at all..

[carolinae]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

[Jaffe]

Sabriel by Garth Nix

[Abhorrence]

The Readers' Bible, it's basically a more condensed and readable version of the Bible so people can read the entirety of the literature without being completely overwhelmed.

[Slashman1]

The Four Dorothys by Paul Ruditis

[Emerald Dream]

Below the Root by Zilpha Snyder

[Captain Who]

The Two Towers - J.R.R Tolkien

[Abhorrence]

Peter Vardy's The Puzzle of God.

[City Kid]

Wytches. It's a graphic novel.

[SethfromMI]

Go Set A WatchMan by Harper Lee

[Desuetude]

No Time For Goodbye - Linwood Barclay

[Cadanance00]

Go Set A WatchMan by Harper Lee

Was that any good?

[SethfromMI]

Was that any good?

eh it was ok. Good in a sense, but nothing compared to the original. I was reading articles online and some say Harper Lee did not even want the second book to be published but the family sort of forced it/made her publish it. while it is a equal, I guess this one was written before To Kill a Mocking Bird and it can show in some regards. It is worth the read though

[sqishy]

Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit. It is not easy to read, but the ideas are a journey. Have to read it for university.

[prepkid813]

The adventures of Tom Sawyer, I have to read it for an American lit class. It's so boring! Haha

[Cadanance00]

The adventures of Tom Sawyer, I have to read it for an American lit class. It's so boring! Haha

Yeah it is boring. If you want to read something good by Twain, read Prayer for War or The Stranger. That's real stuff.

[amgb]

"More than this" by Patrick Ness - quite an amazing read.

[Abhorrence]

I am currently reading two things:
Black Country (a collection of poems) by Liz Berry and Full Dark, No Stars by Stephen King.

[amgb]

"The knife of never letting go" by Patrick Ness

[KSI kid]

Always, always, always non-fiction. It's a waste of time to read about somebody else's mind fantasies.
At the moment it is:
True and False Accusations of Child Sex Abuse by Dr. Richard Gardner 748 pages and
Raising Cain-Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys by Kindlon and Thompson 299 pages

[Yolo its Millie]

Harry Potter

[Uniquemind]

Hunger Games trilogy.

Yolo its Millie You read that one yet?

[yeehaw]

Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh

[City Kid]

"More than this" by Patrick Ness - quite an amazing read.
Oh, I read that a few months ago! It was so different from what I expected it to be, but I really liked it nevertheless.

[Abhorrence]

As well as the Stephen King book, I'm now reading To Kill A Mockingbird, 23 Minutes In Hell and Death Of A Salesman.

[Hudor]

The Clash of Kings-Song of Ice and Fire

[amgb]

Fear the sky by Stephen Moss; It's so unlike other science fictions but I love it.

[Judean Zealot]

I just started Les Trois Mousquetaires by Alexandre Dumas last night, in the original French. I'm also doing Voltaire's Candide in French as well.

I'm also reading Introduction to Phenomenology by Robert Sokolowski.

In Hebrew, I'm reading and comparing two books written in the 50s on the legal framework and structure of the State under Talmudic Law. The first is A Constitution in Accordance with the Torah by former Chief Rabbi of Israel, Isaac Herzog. The other one is The Laws of the State by E.Y. Waldenburg, a former justice on the Supreme Rabbinical Court in Israel.

[amgb]

The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Pretty interesting so far.

[Doro15]

I currently read "We were Hitler's elite students"

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[davdev17]

Just finished Go Set a Watchman which is the sequel to To Kill a Mockingbird.
I'm going to start reading The Perks of Being a Wallflower for school, and I am going to start reading The Teen's Guide to World Domination.

[Moriya]

Antigone. It's for English class

[West Coast Sheriff]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley for my British Literature class but I'm enjoying it.

Antigone. It's for English class

I sort of found Antigone interesting but never had enough time to take an in depth look. What do you think of it?

[Moriya]

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley for my British Literature class but I'm enjoying it.



I sort of found Antigone interesting but never had enough time to take an in depth look. What do you think of it?
It makes me glad that my dad isn't Oedipus. :P

[Serious answer]: The book is actually quite interesting, albeit depressing. I sorta wished for a happy ending, but I already knew there wasn't going to be one...:(

[lliam]

Not a book, more a script of a stage play: Master Harold and the Boys by Athol Fugard

[Bluebyrd]

Mr Tambourine Man: The Life and Legacy of the Byrds' Gene Clark

[Thunderstorm]

I'm supposed to be reading Alice in Wonderland for school.
Otherwise, I am going to start reading a book about Meteorology.

[Sublime Demonz]

Right now I'm reading the Star Wars: Fate of the Jedi series. I'm on the eighth book out of nine, called Ascension. I'm almost done with it and I'm dreading getting through the last book because I don't want the series to end.

[Babs]

Misery by Stephen King

[Impressionist1910]

I'm on a John Sandford kick at the moment. My goal is to read 100 books by next February. But however, at the moment, I am reading "Eyes of Prey" by John Sandford (I just finished "Shadow Prey" and I recently bought "Silent Prey" and "Winter Prey". I love John Sandford's Prey series. It's pure gold.), "5th Horseman" by James Patterson and Maxine Paetro, "Honeymoon" by James Patterson, and "The Night Season" by Chelsea Cain.

[KingWavy]

I am reading The Black History of The White House. It's a difficult read but very interesting.

[Vlerchan]

Peter Hall Cities of Tommorow: An Intellectual History of Urban Planning and Design since 1880.

Julias Evola Fascism from the Right and Notes on the Third Reich

I'm also reading a textbook: Jean Tirole The Theory of Industrial Organisation.

[lemondrop]

It's a novel/short story (i like them the most) Jonas biliunas - The end of Brisius. Very short and very very sad :(

[Beach_Blonde]

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows

[LaVieEnRose]

La fille de Brooklyn - Guillaume Musso

[yeehaw]

Becca Fitzpatrick - Black Ice

[Babs]

Misery by Stephen King. I've got less than a hundred pages left and I can't wait to find out how it ends.

[Sublime Demonz]

Star Wars: X-Wing: Mercy Kill

[Babs]

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. I never ended up finishing it so I'm reading it now and I'm gonna all the way through this time.

[Atlantis]

Romeo &Juliet.

[Splat]

Last To Die by Tess Gerritsen. A Rizzoli and Isles Thriller. (The tv show Rizzoli and Isles is very lightly based on the books)

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[PrincessofDiaries1]

King Lear. I'm in English 9 and I am too good for this play. I am not kidding, this is most boring ever to read. I just think the play today I went on the trip was better than reading. Plus, my artist buddy (also my date for my prom) is sitting with me in entire play.

[Cadanance00]

Just read "Peak" about a kid that climbs Mr. Everest. I thought it was a true account until after I finished it and was reading about the author and realized it was a novel. Good story though. Recommend it.

[Impressionist1910]

I finally finished "Honeymoon", "The 5th Horseman", and "Eyes of Prey" during the course of the week. I have now started "Silent Prey", "The 6th Target", "The Night Season", and I am going to start Patricia Cornwell's "Postmortem" ASAP. It's good to read :)

[Abhorrence]

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

[Primenumber]

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. I never ended up finishing it so I'm reading it now and I'm gonna all the way through this time.

Its my favorite book :D

[Primenumber]

The Satanic Verses by Salman Rushdie

[kyd13]

Brave New World- Aldous Huxley

[Sublime Demonz]

For my AP Lit class, I've just been assigned Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I am dreading reading any further into it than I already am.

[john_sartre]

The Trial by Franz Kafka. I'm also rereading the ASOIAF series again.

[Impressionist1910]

I've been reading "The Cabinet of Curiosities" by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child.
It is absolutely phenomenal.
The main character, Special Agent Pendergast, is very original as well.
I'm just loving this novel so far.

[Vlerchan]

Just finished Philip Kerr's A Philosophical Investigation, which I quite enjoyed, and am moving onto Peter Hamilton's Great North Road.

On the non-fiction side, I'm reading Roger's Scruton's The Meaning of Conservatism.

For my AP Lit class, I've just been assigned Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. I am dreading reading any further into it than I already am.
Wuthering Heights is one of the best novels of all time, if not the best.

It takes a little getting into, though. But once I had gotten to about chapter 5 or 6, I couldn't put it down.

[lemondrop]

The Trial by Franz Kafka. I'm also rereading the ASOIAF series again.

Do you like " The trial" ? I wanted to read that one .

[john_sartre]

Do you like " The trial" ? I wanted to read that one .

Yes, Kafka is a genius, I highly recommend it. Most of his other novellas, like Metamorphosis, are just as good too.

[Impressionist1910]

Brave New World- Aldous Huxley

That book is freaking amazing.
I did a group study/power point presentation about this book with several people last spring.
It's a very good book.
If you like Brave New World, check out "Ape and Essence", "Island", and "The Genius and the Goddess" ~ all by Aldous Huxley.

[romes3]

Lucy by Jamaica Kincaid

[llamabanana]

"Daughter of Smoke and Bone"

[Lodan]

Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage

[kev99]

"The German-Soviet War 1941-1945" by Nicolas Bernard.

Next I'll read: "How to travel with a salmon" by Umberto Eco.

[lemondrop]

Oscar Wilde "The picture of Dorian Gray"

[Yuna.Yu]

" A Tale For The Time Being" by Ruth Ozeki

[Flapjack]

war and peace

[lemondrop]

war and peace


Some says it's the best book that was ever written

[Flapjack]

Some says it's the best book that was ever written
I'm not that far into it so can't comment on that but yeah that's why I'm reading it:) My school has some quotes from the book that encouraged me to read it.

[Setasailforparadise]

A lot of different books related with sociolinguistic and linguistic studies...

[Space Delta]

I have a habit of reading several books at the same time.

* Moon Lander: How We Developed the Apollo Lunar Module by Tom Kelly
* Inferno by Dan Brown
* Tuesday's War by David Fiddimore
* The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth
* Failure is not an Option: Mission Control from Mercury to Apollo 17 and Beyond by Gene Kranz

[Space Delta]

Oscar Wilde "The picture of Dorian Gray"

Hey I've read that!
Pretty depressing as far as I can say. It has some hideous undertones to it, but is sincere in its depiction of human nature.

[FlyOnTheWall]

I am currently reading illuminae by amie kaufman and the one by kiera cass

[Vlerchan]

Albert Camus, The Plague.

So far, it's been pretty horribly dull.

[Microcosm]

The Catcher in the Rye for AP Lang

[FlyOnTheWall]

One by kiera cass
wintergirls by ?

[Faith Collapsing]

Three books:
The Shining-Stephen King (One of my absolute favorite writers, the movie is fantastic and the book's pretty good too)
Neverwhere-Neil Gaiman (Loved the Sandman series, decided to check out some of his novels)
Good Omens-Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett ('Nuff Said)

[Valentine_]

Divergent by Veronica Roth

[Moriya]

(idk if manga counts but) Freezing

[Pilyk]

Two at the same time :
Germinal, by Emile Zola (thrid time ^^' !)
And The Carpet People, by Terry Pratchett (second time)
Maybe I should read new books though :p


Three books:
The Shining-Stephen King (One of my absolute favorite writers, the movie is fantastic and the book's pretty good too)
Neverwhere-Neil Gaiman (Loved the Sandman series, decided to check out some of his novels)
Good Omens-Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett ('Nuff Said)

I didn't know about Gaiman, but if he worked with Pratchett it must be rather good :) You just give me an idea of what I am going to read then ! I read King's "Doctor Sleep" but I did not appreciate that much (albeit I liked the movie "The Shining").

[kev99]

Count Belisaire by Robert Graves.

[Phosphene]

Two books, actually. I usually read a fiction and a nonfiction book at the same time.
Misery by Stephen King
Does the Noise in My Head Bother You? Steven Tyler (his autobiography)

[Faith Collapsing]

Two books, actually. I usually read a fiction and a nonfiction book at the same time.
Misery by Stephen King
Does the Noise in My Head Bother You? Steven Tyler (his autobiography)

My golly, those are two of my favorite books ever. Misery was my first and favorite Stephen King book, and DTNIMHBY? is one of the most rip-roaring rock autobios I've ever read. Good choices!:D

[Phosphene]

My golly, those are two of my favorite books ever. Misery was my first and favorite Stephen King book, and DTNIMHBY? is one of the most rip-roaring rock autobios I've ever read. Good choices!:D

Thanks! Misery is my first Stephen King book too. And I love reading autobios of musicians. :)

[Sublime Demonz]

Star Wars: X-Wing: Mercy Kill by Aaron Allston
All of the Star Wars expanded universe novels I've read so far have been great reads. Some really talented writers, too.

[SethfromMI]

it is very fitting this fourth of July season I am reading a biography on one of our most important yet sometimes underrated founding fathers, John Adams. The book is simply titled John Adams by a very engaging author, David McCullough. For those of you like history, I would recommend this book or others he wrote (I know I will be buying more of his after I am done with this one). It is a longer read (600+pages) but covers the life of Adams (and consequently, you get a lot about some of the other founding fathers/key players) and McCullough is not afraid to write the bad along with the good. I am about half way done and have found it extremely engaging.

[lliam]

American Gods by Neil Gaiman

[Sublime Demonz]

I'm still finishing up the Star Wars book I mentioned before, but now I've also begun reading Republic by Plato for my AP English Language class.

[Valentine_]

Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban

[Flapjack]

Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban
Better than the films?

[SethfromMI]

Better than the films?

while the question was directed to me, I think the books are better than the movies. as good as the movies are, the books are absolutely better and I think it applies to all the books in the series

[Flapjack]

while the question was directed to me, I think the books are better than the movies. as good as the movies are, the books are absolutely better and I think it applies to all the books in the series
Yeah I think you're right buddy!! I think I'll put harry potter on my to read list:') Have you read the hunger games series?

[SethfromMI]

Yeah I think you're right buddy!! I think I'll put harry potter on my to read list:') Have you read the hunger games series?

I have :). I read through those pretty quick. easy reads, but good ones. the first book is the best, but they are all enjoyable as well. if you enjoyed the movies, you will probably enjoy the books as well, at least I did :)

[Valentine_]

Better than the films?

Like SethfromMI said books are so much better in general. I'm really pissed that in Harry Potter movies they changed so much or left out some important and hilarious parts. Some characteristics of characters are different in movies and it annoys me because I'm a huge fun of Harry Potter. But I still love movies and they are great. :) And Harry Potter books are must read if you ask me. I read them again and again and always discover something I missed the previous time.

[Phosphene]

Insomnia by Stephen King
Robert Plant's biography. I don't remember the author's first name, but his last name is Rees.

Like SethfromMI said books are so much better in general. I'm really pissed that in Harry Potter movies they changed so much or left out some important and hilarious parts. Some characteristics of characters are different in movies and it annoys me because I'm a huge fun of Harry Potter. But I still love movies and they are great. :) And Harry Potter books are must read if you ask me. I read them again and again and always discover something I missed the previous time.

Totally agree! I am a huge Harry Potter fan as well. The movies are good, but as you said, they lack the accuracy of the books. The books have so much more depth.

[DavDats]

Now: "All together dead" by Charlaine Charris, and "Death in holy orders" by P.D James ;)

[Valentine_]

Cold magic by Kate Elliott

[Cadanance00]

Camping shorts, flip-flops. Veerrry trendy!

[Pilyk]

"The Dead All Have the Same Skin" by Boris Vian.