What are you reading?

[urnofosiris]

Ha ha, thanks Seurat , I had never heard of it, but the title amused me so I googled it and read a reader´s review. It sounds like fun, I´ll add it to my list and buy it if I come across it. It´s about time I read a book again.

[amazon]

Re-reading the Twilight Saga

[Millerchip77]

Just read 'Let the Northern Lights Erase Your Name' - a beautiful, haunting book

[JustSkipIt]

Loving What Is by Byron Katie.

[LesbianJedi87]

November of the Soul-George Colt

[the hero factor]

I'm rereading Wicked by Gregory Maguire. For about the fifth time. Love this book so much.

[the hero factor]

A Lion Among Men by Gregory Maguire

[Millerchip77]

Godspeed by Lynn (you are a fucking ledgend) Breedlove

[CrazyTaraWitch]

Just finished Where the Heart Is by Billie Letts, now re-reading The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton, my favorite book of all time.

[WiccansIllusion]

Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen. Take off of Practical Magic, but I still love it so far

[Dorothy]

am reading Armed&magical, Wicked, a selfhelpguidethingybook and Ciske de rat (a Dutch book about an abused boy who kills his mother )

Only the last one is in Dutch, it starts feeling weird to read, speak or think my own language, maybe I should get out more ROFL

[Kessari]

Currently reading Scream For Me by Karen Rose. It's awesome! Highly recommended... xD

[JustSkipIt]

The Missing Magician. I think that's the name. It's fun.

[restlessminds]

Mansfield Park - Jane Austen. There is nothing quite like being back in Austen's safe embrace. Fanny Price is gearing up to be my favourite ever Austen heroine.

[the hero factor]

The Ballad of West Tenth Street by Marjorie Kernan.

[ceridwen]

Tipping the Velvet by Sarah Waters.

I also recently devoured I Can't Think Straight and The World Unseen... both by Shamim Sarif... I highly recommend both the books and the movies, they are now amongst my new favorites.

[CrazyTaraWitch]

I've been reading (or at least trying to read) To the Lighthouse, but I think I'm going to give up and start something new. I'm finding this book far more difficult to follow than I expected, though I like what Woolf has to say.

[umgaynow]

Basket Case by Carl Hiaasen

[CrazyTaraWitch]

Silence of the Lambs, and loving it (almost as much as the movie).

[sweet satin lover]

Reading many things including " Eclipse" By Stephenie Meyer and also a book on Numerology by Titania Hardie. Its the Number 2 in her course of Numerology books and I love it

[DreamLover]

Traffic Stop by Tara Wentz an awesome romantic book.

[thiswomanswork]

'From Jesus to Christ' by Paula Fredriksen. I'm also in the middle of the 'Sundering' duology by Jacqueline Carey.

[umgaynow]

The Escape Artist by Judith Katz

[Nue]

Death´s Daughter by Amber Benson ^^

[the hero factor]

My Sister's Keeper by Jodi Picoult.

[CrazyTaraWitch]

Midwives by Chris Bohjalian. I've read it before a few years ago and I loved it enough to decide I wanted to be a midwife. While I don't expect (or want) to come to this decision again, I'm excited to see what my reaction will be this time around.

[JustSkipIt]

Rereading the HP series. Read Sorcerer's stone yesterday. Today: Chamber of Secrets (my least favorite).

[the hero factor]

The Dive from Clausen's Pier by Ann Packer.

[thiswomanswork]

'Stone of Tears' by Terry Goodkind. It's a good story, but the dialogue is so stilted! Hopefully it will have improved sometime during the next few books in the series...

[CrazyTaraWitch]

The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eguenides. So far it's pretty good but very strange. I prefer his book Middlesex.