What are you reading?

[Bogdana]

Just finished I, Robot and started the Foundation also by Asimov :)

[Amara]

Stardust by Neil Gaiman

[James]

I'm now reading spendsmart and your money or your life non - Alvin Hall ! :-) ! ....

[John]

Ended up going with Tom Sawyer.

[James]

Any good ! :-) ! ....

[John]

Ehh, I don't think it'll ever make it as a classic! LOL

[Thomas]

Hey. Can somebody pls help me? How do I view the entire list? I can only see the top 13...

[Amara]

Thomas wrote: "Hey. Can somebody pls help me? How do I view the entire list? I can only see the top 13..."

Click the "more" link which is after The Catcher in the Rye

[Kirsty]

I'm reading 'the chronicles of narnia' I've never picked it up before but I found the complete collection for £1 in a charity shop! (Bargain) it's great, I'm hoping to train as a primary school teacher in the future and would love to read it to a class. The language in it is early 20th century and I think kids could learn a lot from a book like this.

[Amara]

Look at the Birdie, unpublished Kurt Vonnegut stories.

[Santosh]

Catch-22 by Joseph Heller & The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas

[John]

Just started To Kill a Mockingbird.

[Arnold]

I'm almost finished with Dispatches by Michael Herr

[Ken]

Still reading the Harry Potter series (over 60% through Order of the Phoenix) and also reading The Snows of Kilimanjaro and Other Stories by Ernest Hemingway.

[Amanda]

John wrote: "Just started To Kill a Mockingbird."

I am almost finished with To Kill a Mockingbird, and I can't put it down. I'm going to do a study with my 10th graders using this novel.

[John]

Amanda wrote: "John wrote: "Just started To Kill a Mockingbird."

I am almost finished with To Kill a Mockingbird, and I can't put it down. I'm going to do a study with my 10th graders using this novel."

I think that will be a great project for them. I'm having a hard time putting it down myself.

[Vikas]

Starting The Old Man & the sea by Ernest Hemingway

[Ken]

I read my first Hemingway story just a few days ago, The Snows of Kilimanjaro. I enjoyed it and will definitely read more by him.

[Mayra]

Kirsty wrote: "I'm reading 'the chronicles of narnia' I've never picked it up before but I found the complete collection for £1 in a charity shop! (Bargain) it's great, I'm hoping to train as a primary school tea..."

Thats how i first came across the lion the with and the wardrobe, my 5th grade teacher read it to us. then when i was in hs my brother had to read it for school, and when the movie came out i got the whole set and read them all, i didnt like the last ones as much but they were good.

[Amara]

V for Vendetta

[Kris]

The Missionary Position by Christopher Hitchens

[John]

Finished To Kill a Mockingbird. Now starting The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

[Beth]

I am joyously reading/listening to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. Elijah Wood does a perfect reading of this story. I am also trudging through World War Z by Max Brooks.

[J.]

I'm reading "Bible Tales: The First Five Books in Rhyme (For Children and Adults)" by Samara Doumnande. It's great so far!

[Catlowmrs]

I am currently reading 1984 by George Orwell.

[Jack]

I'm just finished A Clockwork Orange for the third time. Great Book!

[Amara]

The City of Ember

[Jack]

Amara wrote: "The City of Ember"

I havent read that in such a long time! That was such a good book! Maybe I'll read it again...

[H]

M reading Stephen Kings Pet Sematery for the 53rd time... Waiting on a new book or 2 choose another. +

[John]

Just started Ulysses by James Joyce.

[Amara]

Maus I

[Mayra]

Beth wrote: "I am joyously reading/listening to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain. Elijah Wood does a perfect reading of this story. I am also trudging through World War Z by Max Brooks."

did u go see the movie for world war z?

[Maria]

I''m reading the series of the Legends of Camelot.. trying to understand all the story of King Arthur and his knights :)

[Savannah]

Their Eyes Were Watching God

[Mayra]

Meredith wrote: "I'm reading The City of Bones from the Mortal Instruments series...very good so far!"

ive read the 1st 4 i need to get city of lost souls

[Ken]

I'm now up to Harry Potter and the Half-blood Prince and still loving the HP series though this one is a bit of a let down. Over halfway through and not a whole lot of action. It has had a lot of interesting background info but not a lot of action. Hopefully the last third of the book makes up for that.

[Stefanie]

To kill a Mockingbird

[Amara]

Stefanie wrote: "To kill a Mockingbird"

That's a favorite of mine. Enjoy!

[Amara]

The Collected Stories

[Mayra]

im reading The Book Thief, i had seen good things about it and it sounded interesting, but it started kind of weird.

[Buck]

Mayra wrote: "im reading The Book Thief, i had seen good things about it and it sounded interesting, but it started kind of weird."

The Book Thief is a bit different - Death is its narrator. It is a very good book, good enough to be on a list of books everyone should read. Markus Zusak also wrote I am the Messenger, completely different from The Book Thief and also very good.

[Buck]

Just started Love, Dishonor, Marry, Die, Cherish, Perish by David Rakoff and an audiobook Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

[Mayra]

Buck wrote: "Mayra wrote: "im reading The Book Thief, i had seen good things about it and it sounded interesting, but it started kind of weird."

The Book Thief is a bit different - Death is its narrator. It i..."

ill defenetly keep at it :) but it did through me off a bit

[Renate]

I am currently reading The Hobbit by Tolkien, Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel and Parade's End by Ford Madox Ford. And I already saw some interesting titles to read after I've finished these.

[Caitlin]

I'm reading Pride and Prejudice. It's my third time reading it but I find something new every time and it always helps me get back into the swing of reading :)

[Buck]

Frankenstein, Mary Shelley
The Forever War, Joe Haldeman

[Angela]

Tales of the Otherworld by Kelley Armstrong (this is a reread) along with other short stories from her series.

[Ken]

About a third of the way through book 7 of Harry Potter.

[Angela]

Kenneth wrote: "About a third of the way through book 7 of Harry Potter."

Is this your first time reading Deathly Hallows?
If so, I'm envious. I'd love to read the series for the first time, again.

[Ken]

Yes. I read the first 4 several years ago and stopped. I do not even remember why I stopped. Just got caught up reading other stuff I guess. A couple months ago I bought the whole series in ebook format and started over with book 1 and have been reading them straight through. As of this minutes 39% through Deathly Hallows.