What are you reading at the moment?

Do you like books?

Love them!	57.3%	[ 457 ]
Hate them!	0.6%	[ 5 ]
Couldn't live without them	33.4%	[ 266 ]
They're okay...	7.4%	[ 59 ]
GO AWAY	1.3%	[ 10 ]
Total Votes:			[ 797 ]

[Neo-Bromanticism]

I just finished reading The Disreputable History of Frankie Landau-Banks. I forget the the author's name though. Right now I'm reading Flood by Stephen Baxter.

[Tarantellatears]

The Cry of the Icemark by . . . Stuart Hill?

Second time reading. I like. =)

[Lymaan Lyaac]

I'm reading "Lover Enshrined" by J.R Ward. It's the sixth in the Black Dagger Brotherhood. I like though the main character is annoying me at the moment. XD He's the best looking of the series, in my opinion, but personality-wise, he could be more interesting. The series itself is getting slightly repetitive though. But that comes with any the turf of romance novels. My guilty pleasure.

[1024tink]

Right now iamreading the Pendragon series D.J. machale. I knowit sounds weird but it's REALLY good. It's about this boy named Bobby (i think) who goes toweird worlds and helps save them from distruction. Read it!

[Slaughts208]

Currently Reading:

Advance and Retreat by CSA General John Bell Hood (ret.)

and

Debt of Honor by Tom Clancy

[GlossyToast]

Twelfth Night by Shakespeare; pretty funny biggrin
Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger; real depressing

[kari-fae]

umm. just finished Gentle Cage by June. i'll be reading Coffin Club by Ellen Schreiber next.

[Hatchet Girl 1990]

The Rose Labyrinth by Titania Hardie. I'm borrowing this book from a friend, so i have to get through this one before i go back to my other book.

[Spiteful_Crow]

I'm working on Dune. Picked it up a while back but never finished it. Now I'm planning on finishing the whole series.

[wolfen26]

Currently reading "Eagle Vision: Return of the Hoop" by Ed 'Eagle Man' Mcgaa. I like it!

[clovereffect]

I'm usually reading a number of books at once:

1- The Book of Poul Anderson (DAW collection from 1974) - some good older SF
2- Beyond Reach by Karin Slaughter - 6th in Grant County series. Slaughter is one of my new favorite authors this year.
3- The Second Summoning by Tanya Huff - She was one of my favorite new authors last year, and I'm still reading her books.
4- Gate of Ivrel by C.J. Cherryh - I promised myself I would read through all of Cherryh's books. This one's not great, but it was her first book.
5- Obsidian Butterfly by Laurell K. Hamilton - 9th Anita Blake book. Kind of weird, but it's one of my 'steady' series.
6- Summer Knight by Jim Butcher - 4th of Dresden Files. I really like this series.
7- All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris - 7th Sookie book. My "main" book really. I'm trying to get caught up in this series, and they are quick reads.
8- Seduced by Moonlight by Laurell K. Hamilton - 3rd Merry Gentry book. I don't like this series as much, but I am curious enough that I haven't given up yet.
9- Salem's Lot by Stephen King - I am not really a King fan, but this one is well regarded enough I wanted to give it a try.

[Hatchet Girl 1990]

clovereffect

I'm usually reading a number of books at once:

1- The Book of Poul Anderson (DAW collection from 1974) - some good older SF
2- Beyond Reach by Karin Slaughter - 6th in Grant County series. Slaughter is one of my new favorite authors this year.
3- The Second Summoning by Tanya Huff - She was one of my favorite new authors last year, and I'm still reading her books.
4- Gate of Ivrel by C.J. Cherryh - I promised myself I would read through all of Cherryh's books. This one's not great, but it was her first book.
5- Obsidian Butterfly by Laurell K. Hamilton - 9th Anita Blake book. Kind of weird, but it's one of my 'steady' series.
6- Summer Knight by Jim Butcher - 4th of Dresden Files. I really like this series.
7- All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris - 7th Sookie book. My "main" book really. I'm trying to get caught up in this series, and they are quick reads.
8- Seduced by Moonlight by Laurell K. Hamilton - 3rd Merry Gentry book. I don't like this series as much, but I am curious enough that I haven't given up yet.
9- Salem's Lot by Stephen King - I am not really a King fan, but this one is well regarded enough I wanted to give it a try.

I used to read a couple books at one time, but i don't think i could manage as much as that there lol

[clovereffect]

I guess some people need to have a continuous reading flow, but I find I can read a page here and there and not have any trouble keeping up with the story.

I used to work a night shift where I could read during slow periods. I would literally bring 10 books, and read them in rotation.

[Vogue Muffin___x]

Tribbit

Hmm...I'm currently halfway through "To Kill a Mockingbird" and am greatly enjoying it. I also just started "Wicked" but haven't gotten very far through that. And I also just finished reading "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" edition with all the stories in it. These are all great reads and I highly recommend these books to anyone. blaugh

I've read all of the Hitch Hiker's guide series! They're really good 3nodding

[Vogue Muffin___x]

clovereffect

I'm usually reading a number of books at once:

1- The Book of Poul Anderson (DAW collection from 1974) - some good older SF
2- Beyond Reach by Karin Slaughter - 6th in Grant County series. Slaughter is one of my new favorite authors this year.
3- The Second Summoning by Tanya Huff - She was one of my favorite new authors last year, and I'm still reading her books.
4- Gate of Ivrel by C.J. Cherryh - I promised myself I would read through all of Cherryh's books. This one's not great, but it was her first book.
5- Obsidian Butterfly by Laurell K. Hamilton - 9th Anita Blake book. Kind of weird, but it's one of my 'steady' series.
6- Summer Knight by Jim Butcher - 4th of Dresden Files. I really like this series.
7- All Together Dead by Charlaine Harris - 7th Sookie book. My "main" book really. I'm trying to get caught up in this series, and they are quick reads.
8- Seduced by Moonlight by Laurell K. Hamilton - 3rd Merry Gentry book. I don't like this series as much, but I am curious enough that I haven't given up yet.
9- Salem's Lot by Stephen King - I am not really a King fan, but this one is well regarded enough I wanted to give it a try.

Gosh, how can you keep up with that many in one go? I don't think I could haha smile