What are you currently reading?

[JohnC]

"Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" by Ransom Riggs
Pretty good so far.

[Pilyk]

And Harper Lee's "To kill a mockingbird".

Very good book :o.

[MMDcurious]

The Catcher In the Rye

[volleyballer13]

I'm reading an Alex Cross book by James Patterson

[PlasmaHam]

The Pilgrim's Progress - John Bunyun

[Blue Jean Baby]

Number the Stars, by Lois Lowry

[Faith Collapsing]

American Gods By Neil Gaiman.I'm on a serious Gaiman kick right now. His writing style totally clicks with me in some way.

[Dalcourt]

Just re-reading Harper Lee's "To kill a mockingbird"

[NatteDroom03]

The Godfather by Mario Puzo. Since I'm not allowed to see the movie yet, I'm doing the next best thing. xD

[SethfromMI]

well I just got done reading Oliver Twist. I am not exactly sure what is the next book I'll be reading


edit: as of 8/8/16 I am 3/4 of the way done reading The Martian, which has been very good so far

[Phosphene]

I lost interest in Insomnia. Still reading Robert Plant, about to start The Complete Short Stories of Edgar Allan Poe. I've read a handful of them before, but there are some in this collection I haven't read.

[yeehaw]

Stephen King's "'Salem's Lot"

[AussieNicholas]

Since we've just finished watching The Hunger Games for English class (comparing forms of government by reading George Orwell's Animal Farm and watching The Hunger Games), I've started reading the books again. I'm also giving Stephen King's It a go along with The Green Mile.

[Valentine_]

Kendare Blake - Girl of Nightmares

[SethfromMI]

Since we've just finished watching The Hunger Games for English class (comparing forms of government by reading George Orwell's Animal Farm and watching The Hunger Games), I've started reading the books again. I'm also giving Stephen King's It a go along with The Green Mile.

All very good books. Stephen King is arguably at some of his absolute best with IT

I am reading a biography on the Wright brothers by David McCullough

[JohnC]

Custer and Crazy Horse: History of the West

[City Kid]

"The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak. I'm already halfway through. I watched the movie back when it first came out, so I already know the story. But I adore the writing style, so I still have tons of fun reading it.

[Flapjack]

War and peace

[Valentine_]

Abigail Gibbs - Dinner with a Vampire

[Phosphene]

All right, I'm mentally kicking myself. I've dropped yet ANOTHER book. No more Poe. Now I'm about to start a book of Robert Frost poems. I will read this start to finish, no bailing!

[Dalcourt]

John Steinbeck Travels with Charley

[yeehaw]

Deborah Moggach - The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel

[ThisBougieLife]

"Lincoln" by Gore Vidal

Interesting historical fiction about Lincoln and the Civil War period.

[SethfromMI]

The Game of Thrones (book 1)

[Phosphene]

The Monkey's Paw

[Ben7]

The Emperor of all Maladies

[Phosphene]

Pay It Forward by Catherine Ryan Hyde

[yeehaw]

Marcus Sedgwick - She Is Not Invisible

[Emerald Dream]

Over halfway through "Mr. Mercedes" right now.

Not bad, but not great either. It's more James Patterson-ish than typical Stephen King.

[Atlantis]

Great Expectations :)

[ThisBougieLife]

Libra by Don DeLillo

Can't get enough of his writing style.

[Unknwn]

The Little Prince :3
I heard Nat King Cole's Nature Boy and fell in love with it. I read somewhere that the song was inspired by The Little Prince, so when I finally found a copy in a thrift store, I bought it and I'm reading it now :)

[City Kid]

Still not quite through "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak.
I've also recently started reading "Northern Lights" by Phillip Pullman with my boyfriend.

[PlasmaHam]

"The Time Machine" The original HG Wells classic. I rather like it, I'm almost to the end. The theme of this book, 1890's sci-fi and futuristic predictions, are unique to say the least.

Though the Socialist and Evolutionary claims within are pretty heavy handed, it was sadly hilarious when the characters within were hoping that the future would be communist ruled.(Note: This was written before the USSR and similar communist nations formed)

[Dalcourt]

Still in my John Steinbeck phase reading now "The Grapes of Wrath"

[Emerald Dream]

I'm re-reading the Heir series, including the two books which weren't released yet the first time I read it.

I :heart: Ellen and I want to be a boss like her :P

[Cadanance00]

Re-reading Ninety Percent of Everything, which is about shipping. More interesting than it sounds. Woman travelled on a huge container ship and wrote about pirates, sailors, whales, people being shipwrecked during the war and a lot of other things.

[Babs]

The Jeffrey Dahmer Story: An American Nightmare by Don Davis.

[Pilyk]

Franz Kafka's "The Castle" (I liked it as I did appreciate "The Trial" previously). Kafka's a great author :D ! I want to watch the adaptation of "The Trial" by Orson Wells *o* !
Tenessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie" and "A Streetcar named Desire".

[Remora]

This thread.

Alot of interesting literature on nursing and anatomy! I used to think these things were boring but now i love them with a passion :p

[Sublime Demonz]

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote

[Karkat]

Tunnels
The first volume of Scott Pilgrim
and
The third or fourth volume of XXXHolic (I forget which)

[Phosphene]

Well I finished it already but Edgar Allan Poe's "The Mask of the Red Death".

[Cadanance00]

Talking to the Ground by Douglas Preston. He took his fiancee and her daughter on a horseback treck across the Navajo reservation (as big as New England) retracing the steps of Monster Slayer who killed the monsters and made the earth safe for people to live. Lots of adventure, survival and much Navajo history.

[Emerald Dream]

The Wizard Heir

[Phosphene]

Thirst #1 by Christopher Pike

I <3 vampires

[SethfromMI]

well I am reading a lot of different books for classes but for fun on the side I am reading A Clash of Kings (the second book in the A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones books by George RR Martin

[Vlerchan]

Luke Rhinehart, The Dice Man.

[jake97aus]

Re-reading the HP series, just because!

[user-999]

The Diary of Anne Frank

[Pilyk]

La curée, Emile Zola.
Rather good so far.

[ThisBougieLife]

Saving Fish from Drowning by Amy Tan
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky

[Impressionist1910]

I am continuing through the Preston/Child Agent Pendergast Series.
At the present I am on the second book of the Diogenes Trilogy.
This series is fantastic.
I cannot wait to get through "Dance of Death" and witness the final stunning conclusion to the Diogenes Trilogy in "The Book of the Dead".
It is superb.

I'm also working on Dean Koontz's dark thriller "What the Night Knows", the first entry in the "Game of Thrones" series, and Steven James' masterful thriller "The King".
Reading is what I live for.

The ink is the life.

[AussieNicholas]

The third book in the Michael Vey series by Richard Paul Evans.

https://www.goodreads.com/series/65809-michael-vey

[Sublime Demonz]

Fast Food Nation

[AussieNicholas]

The Michael Vey series by Richard Paul Evans. Currently on book 4.

https://www.amazon.com/Michael-Vey-Prisoner-Cell-Book/dp/1442468122

[Phosphene]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

[Babs]

The Jeffrey Dahmer Story: An American Nightmsre by Don Davis

[City Kid]

Well I finished it already but Edgar Allan Poe's "The Mask of the Red Death".

Did you like it? I read "The Tell-Tale Heart" in my English class and I definitely want to read more of his works!

[Phosphene]

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

Did you like it? I read "The Tell-Tale Heart" in my English class and I definitely want to read more of his works!

Yeah it was good! If you like dark themes he's your guy :D Off the top of my head a few others I like are "Annabel Lee" (poem), The Cask of Amontillado, and "The Black Cat."

[Valentine_]

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

[AussieNicholas]

On the Beach by Nevil Shute.

[ThisBougieLife]

We Were the Mulvaneys by Joyce Carol Oates

My first JCO book and boy is it the downer to end all downers.

[Bluebyrd]

State by State: A Panoramic Portrait of America

[UKMale1999]

The Perks of being a wallflower :yummy::yummy::yummy:

[Bluebyrd]

Quidditch Through the Ages - Kennilworthy Whisp (J.K. Rowling)

[brandon9]

Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10

- Marcus Luttrell and Patrick Robinson

[Valentine_]

Jules Verne - The Underground City

[Phosphene]

Thirst: Book #2 by Christopher Pike

[yeehaw]

Three Clocks by Agatha Christie

[Phosphene]

Thirst #3 - C. Pike

Tragedy of Julius Caesar - Shakespeare

[Dalcourt]

George Orwell Animal Farm
Nick Hornby Along way down

[Bluebyrd]

The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde

[stoneflowe96]

J.R.R. Tolkien The Lord of the Rings and Miss Sara Sampson by E. G. Lessing

[Phosphene]

Thirst #4 by Christopher Pike

Surprise surprise...

[Tobyisnotdead]

Right now I'm RE-reading Tale of Two Cities, probably one of my favorites

[stoneflowe96]

The visit by Dürrenmatt and The Sleepwalkers by Christopher Clark

[Impressionist1910]

Cold Vengance ~ Preston/Child
The Woman in Cabin 10 ~ Ruth Ware
The Girl on the Train ~ Paula Hawkins

[yeehaw]

Ian McEwan - Atonement

[Emerald Dream]

Finders Keepers by Stephen King, if I ever get back to it :lol:

[Space Delta]

Galileo's Dream by Kim Stanley Robinson
Muhammad by Karen Armstrong
The Next Decade by George Friedman

[Pilyk]

Glose by Juan Jose Saer
Farhenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
Roy Lewis What we did to father

[Phosphene]

Nine Inch Nails by Martin Huxley

[christina2707]

Andreas Gruber - Todesmärchen

[kylie3011]

The air he breathes, written by Brittainy C. Cherry

[Jamesk0050]

Virtual Teen

[Space Delta]

Principia by Isaac Newton

[Phosphene]

Footprints by Michelle Mercer

Biography of one of my favorite living sax players ^-^

[Sogeking]

The Fountainhead- Ayn Rand.

[Seraph]

Yesterday I started rereading the Silmarillion, go Fëanor!

[Pat the Bunny]

bulgakov - heart of a dog
dimitr verhulst - godverdomse dagen op een godverdomse bol
various writers - de borsten van mevrouw lozinski
anne franks diary
some jehovas witness bible study guide or something

one day ill be a 1 book person but not now

[GCCavies]

The Catcher and the Rye

[Phosphene]

Along Came a Spider: Alex Cross #1 by James Patterson

[SethfromMI]

I just finished the fifth Game of Thrones Book (A Dance With Dragons). I am starting an autobiography/memoirs/type book by General George S Patton

[Pilyk]

"Lost illusions", Honoré de Balzac
"Making Money", Terry Pratchett
"Fictions", Jorge Luis Borges

[user-999]

I'm reading 1Q84 by Haruki Murakami

[SethfromMI]

1984

[Phosphene]

1984 by George Orwell

[lolaa]

born to win by Dorothy Jongeward and Muriel James

[igalg]

My lieutenant by Daniel Granin

[littleblackkitty]

Midnight Confessions
Steamy..erotic and the kind of read to entice a saint to sin.
P.S: I love it.

[lliam]

astérix le gaulois

[Nadin]

Summa contra Gentiles by Tomas Aquinas.

[Dalcourt]

Complete Tales and Poems by Edgar Allen Poe

[Kyleroe]

I have currently got some new textbooks from Booksrun (https://booksrun.com/) and have to read a lot to pass the exams these days... I really hate it but I don't have another way out. Hope that I will manage to do it successfully

[AussieNicholas]

http://i.imgur.com/6vPMU57.jpg

Story Genius by Lisa Cron. Saw it in my local bookstore the other day and thought that it might help with my writing.

[Dalcourt]

Short Stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne

[Bluebyrd]

1984 by George Orwell

[mookie]

A book my dad gave me about Vietnam War called "The Cat From Hue"

[Flapjack]

The HIVE series, my favourite children's book :')

[carlieta]

Milk and Honey!

[biboy_unsure]

hate to admit reading a james patterson book lol but i'm stuck in his book the zoo

[Eddyrd]

angellfall, by susan ee

[Sublime Demonz]

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee

[shamrockgirl02]

Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

[SethfromMI]

Night by Elie Wiesel

[Tom_theflash]

The Lord of the Rings.

[nether]

I'm currently reading this book I wrote called "The Adventures of Bryan Powell"

Obviously, as you can tell, I signed up so that I could shamelessly promote my book

However, I do my promotion in the utmost good faith and respect for this forum

If you're into addictively funny comic books, you can find the book at the link below:

http ://a.co/g72d1Gj

[hjhj]

Mathew chapter 5

[yeehaw]

Blake by Wiktoria Forevel. Wattpad has such a good collection of amazing books by their users :)

[Dalcourt]

Rereading Jostain Gaarder Sophie's World. Just found it by chance cleaning up my room I thought I gave it away long ago.

[Diana2002]

The Forest of the Hanged by Liviu Rebreanu

[stoneflowe96]

Inferno by Dan Brown. I need something excyting and easy to read in moment

[Bull]

No Man's Land by David Baldacci

[Bluebyrd]

Hard Times by Charles Dickens

[chomoto123]

Recently I've finished
1. Night circus
2. The selection (trilogy)
3. Still working on the sequels of the trilogy :D

[Dalcourt]

The calling of the grave by Simon Beckett

[Akksksosppapapwpee]

Time Snatchers

[Doaifhdoaoxjdoa]

Words of Radiance, by Brandon Sanderson ^_^

[SethfromMI]

between many of the books I am reading for my classes I am rereading IT by Stephen King. I will probably see the movie before I finish rereading the book but for anyone who may not have read it yet I do highly recommend you doing so.

[Valentine_]

1984. by George Orwell. Great book, must read in my opinion.

[AussieNicholas]

Started rereading an old favourite of mine; The Ranger's Apprentice by John Flanagan. It's an Australian series so I don't know if they're that popular overseas, but my teacher read the first book to us years ago and I decided to read the rest of the series recently. I think it's aimed at a slightly younger audience than me but I think it's still enjoyable.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/d/d8/The_Ruins_of_Gorlan.jpg

[Alisha_]

Trafford's Trading Club by White Jade of Sunset Mountain. It's an eastern novel being translated and it's pretty good.

[MissMolly]

The Black Witch by Laurie Forest.

I am not seeing what all the fuss was about before it came out.

[Alisha_]

The Avalon Of Five Elements by Fang Xiang

Another eastern Novel being translated.

[Andyyy95]

"Dealing with Depression: Practical Steps to Understanding and Overcoming It" by Dr Caroline Shreeve

[SethfromMI]

When Pride Still Mattered a biography about legendary Coach Vincent Lombardi

[Sword of the morning]

Hichhikers guide to the galaxy by Douglas adams

[Dalcourt]

My Cousin Rachel by Daphne du Maurier

[Jake445]

The "A Trader's Tale from the Golden Age of the Solar Clipper" series by Nathan Lowell

[benster]

Alex Rider never say die

[Potato-Dancer]

J.K Rowling - Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows

[emily_1109]

I'm making my way through the Left Behind series. I'm on book 3 so far...

[kadencole]

Lamb of God by Christopher Moore. Funniest book ever.

[MeganA]

Weather Makers

[ThereseFrei]

Eragon - Christopher Paolini

[ThereseFrei]

Throne of Glass

[Dalcourt]

Das Parfum by Patrick Suesskind I read books in German atm to improve my language skills

[Fritz]

I am reading war and peace, the russian version, my dad says it would help my russian studies. plus it is on an interest time period

[crazyjazy02]

I don't normally read: I hate it, because of my dyslexia. My dad gave me Generation Next: The Takeover. It's by Oli White and it's about a group of people who create a website, which goes viral.

[Sina-B]

a biography on childhood memories in children's homes

[Animal3393]

Ready Player One by Ernest Cline. Refreshing my memory of the story in anticipation of the movie release in 2018.

[AussieNicholas]

Currenntly reading Sons of God by Heath O'Loughlin, which is about the Victoria Police Force's Special Operations Group and some of their most high-profile operations, and I'm also about to start reading The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides (my Ancient History project requires me to use a few primary sources).

[PaulieJ]

Lamb of God by Christopher Moore. Funniest book ever.

one of my favorite books!

[PaulieJ]

"God and Starbucks" by Vin Baker

[Bookworm214]

Blood-Kissed Sky by J.A. London

[Sweeney05]

I am currently re-reading the Jurassic Park novel. Its very interesting.

[some]

these threads and just finished the green mile

[Sina-B]

Günter Wallraff - "Ganz unten" (At the bottom)

Human rights violations and xenophobia in the Federal Republic of Germany in the early 1980s.

http://www.bilder-upload.eu/upload/fe5efd-1516706062.jpg

[Tom_theflash]

Jane Eyre-Charlotte Brontë

[Sina-B]

Katja Hildebrand - "Zwischen uns die Mauer" (between us the wall)
Love in divided Germany

http://www.bilder-upload.eu/upload/749932-1517432815.png

[SethfromMI]

The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Victor Hugo

[Southern_Cheer]

At the moment I am currently reading a new series called the House of Night which is pretty good

[Sina-B]

Grit Poppe - Weggesperrt (locked up)
Education of dissident young people in the GDR

http://justpic.info/images4/89cc/gp2.jpg

[Sina-B]

The day, Father told us that he is a GDR spy
Spying in divided Germany

http://www.bilder-upload.eu/upload/a9679c-1519932411.jpg

[Phosphene]

Bumping this thread :)

Wuthering Heights

[Phosphene]

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

[centreoftheuniverse]

just finished "moon time" by lucy h pearce. it's a guide to celebrating your menstrual cycle; about menstruation - the physical, mental and spiritual aspects.

[TheAP]

The Golden Compass (for my Children's Literature course)

[Morgan_15]

Ready Player One - Required summer reading. I think I would enjoy it more if it were not an assignment.

[abcdeqwe]

Tyrant - Stephen Greenblatt

[Phosphene]

Animal Farm by George Orwell

[HeyCameron]

"The Hate U Give" by Angie Thomas

[dylan925]

The Gymnast by Mackenzie Young on Amazon Kindle. It's hot and funny.

[pageninetynine]

Oblivion: Stories by David Foster Wallace

[pageninetynine]

1Q84 by Haruki Murakami

[Keenan.]

Ender's Game again :)

[HeyCameron]

1Q84 by Haruki Murakami

I just bought that one at my local bookstore (the only remaining bookstore, that is). It might be a while before I get to it, but I'm looking forward to it. Murakami is really interesting (and strange).

[Lena15]

diary of anne frank

[Spooky_Eli]

Animal farm by George Orwell

[Pultost]

Star Wars - Aftermath by Chuck Wendig

[Adamant]

And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseni. Really, really hard going. Tempted to give up but don't like doing that. I read his Kite Runner which had a lot more action and a proper story line so thought I would try this.

[Lena15]

Animal farm by George Orwell

Did you had also read "1984"?

[Spooky_Eli]

Did you had also read "1984"? No. i will be after rththis one

[InternetTeen]

the keyboard

[AshleighB]

Suppose to be reading othello, not by choice but for school

[Lucy G]

Suppose to be reading othello, not by choice but for school

Lol. MacBeth for me!

[edison58]

I am currently reading comic book.

[pageninetynine]

I'm rereading Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

[Pultost]

The Godfather by Mario Puzo.

[ArfyMcPeesh]

School - Ordinary People

Home - Dash and Lily’s Book of Dares
It was loaned to me because my friend said I reminded her of Dash. I don’t think so so far

[abcdeqwe]

It by Stephen King. And also Call Me By Your Name cuz I saw the movie and I wanna know how it compares.

[pageninetynine]

Beautiful Boy by David Sheff

[Lionsden04]

An autobiography by Romesh Ranganathan

[Karalectric]

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

[Spooky_Eli]

The War Of The Worlds by H.G Wells

[pageninetynine]

The House of the Dead - Fyodor Dostoevsky

[HeyCameron]

I'm rereading Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace

And how did that work out? I read an article by someone who spent a year trying to read that (on and off while reading other things of course).

[pageninetynine]

And how did that work out? I read an article by someone who spent a year trying to read that (on and off while reading other things of course).
It's easier to read the second time. :D

The first time I read it I was recovering from spine surgery so I was on pretty heavy opioids and understandably didn't remember much of it. :P

[Keenan.]

The Book Thief - it's great history based ficton novel set in Nazi Germany
at the same time, I am enduring the torture of the god damn
The Cursed Child, Harry Potter