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right now, i'm reading pendragon: the soldiers of halla. it's the tenth book and so far it's pretty good.

I am currently reading Faeries Gone Wildby Maryjanice Davidson, Lois Greiman, Michele Hauf, Leandra Logan

is about 4 faerie stories each written by one author

Tall, Dark and Not so Faery
Pixie Lust
Dust Me, Baby, One More Time
A Little Bit Faery

Four sensuous stories of pixies, stardust, moonbeams and fae lust.

Finished Tuck Everlasting and had to read it again in school. All well, I kinda told my friend some things that happened in the book.
Now I'm reading Indian In The Cupboard for the gazillionth time. Kiddish, yes, boring, no. I haven't read it since I was 7. That was 5 or 6 years ago. It's a good book, kinda kiddish and short, but I wanted to read it again. I like the idea of the book. That's aimed for 4th and 5th graders and I'm in 7th grade reading it. lol

I"m reading the first book in A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R. R. Martin entitled A Game of Thrones. It's a tale of intrigue and action with truly memorable characters.
A great read and an amazing start to a series.

I'm reaing one called Kafka on the Shore by: Haruki Murakami. The back reads:
"Kafka on the Shore is powered by two remarkable characters: a teenage boy, Kafka Tamura, who runs away from home--either to escape a gruesome oedipal prophecy or to search for his long-missing mother and sister--and an aging simpleton called Nakata, who never recovered from a wartime affliction and now is drawn toward Kafka for reasons that he connot fathom.
As their paths converge Haruki Murakami (author) enfolds readers in a world where cats can talk, fish fall from the sky, and spirits slip out of their bodies to make love or commit murder."

I'm half way through it and it's amazing!

I'm on a reading binge this month. I've read Black Box by Julie Schumacher, Forged In the Fire by Ann Turnball, and reread The Thief by Megan Whalen Turner. Black Box is about a girl who's sister has depression and she thinks she needs to watch out for her sick sister. It's interesting to read to see a girl that thinks she is responsible to watch and take care of her depressed sister. Force in the Fire is about a Quaker couple in England when a plague breaks out. It's about their relationship being apart, being married and going through neat things like plagues and fire. The Thief is neat. It's more complicated than the last two books, but a thief is "recruited" by a king's adviser to go on a journey to steal a hidden artifact of another country. The reason? The artifact is supposed to make it's owner be king of the other country and the king wants to marry the queen. Be king of both countries and force the old queen to marry him. But there's more! Much more. Go read it.

Now I'm reading an X-Men comic and a non-fiction book about serial killers by Peter Vronsky that's very interesting. Vronsky actually has met two serial killers on accident and by coincidence. He bumped into one in New York that was getting off an elevator as the killer was leaving a hotel after murdering two women and setting their bodies on fire in the hotel room...and cutting off their heads, which may have been in the bag the killer was carrying at the time. The other killer was a nutty guy in Russia that murdered 53 people. He was known as Red Ripper or Citizen X. Very interesting book biggrin

A book that my husband is reading (and that I'll read as soon as I finish up my books) is called the Gun Seller by Hugh Laurie. Hugh Laurie is the actor that plays Dr. House on House the TV show biggrin I luvs him and his crotchediness. My husband said it's really good so far. I'm not sure all of what it's about, but it starts off with a man trying to stop another man from breaking his arm. Why is he trying to break another man's arm? Because the other man is stopping him from murdering a third guy. Duh.

I'm reading Generation Dead by Daniel Waters.

Wizard's First Rule - Terry Goodkind