I'm over half-way through Charlotte Gray already. I love it!

I just finished 'Lost Souls' by Poppy Z. Brite. It was pretty good, but quite graphic. And there was a lot of homosexuality so it's definitely not a good choice for people who have issues with that.

I'm always on the lookout for a good book, and I was at the bookstore today looking for one. I found a couple that sound good. One is the Daywatch series by Sergei Lukyarenko, and the other is Idlewind by Nick Sagan. Unfortunately - and I seriously hate this - I didn't have enough money to buy either of them. It annoys me when that happens. :/

I am currently reading House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. I have a hard time putting it down, it's that good

Double post, crappy opera mini.

I'm re-reading Jane Eyre

Currently reading: To kill a mockingbird by Harper lee. It's for english. it's a pretty good book so far.

I read these two books over spring break:
TTYL- interesting book. written in all instent messeges.
Lush- Natasha friend, also an interesting book. it's about a girls struggle dealing with her aloholic father.

and if i ever get time i'd like to finish twilight. I started reading it but didn't get past the third chapter.

I'm reading the Eragon Trilogy at the moment, I'm on the last book now, I love them! x

I'm reading Identical by Ellen Hopkinds

"Sophie's World" by some Finnish man. It's so good and my philosophy teacher reccomended it for revision and it's amazing.

Last read: Jodi Picoult - Change of Heart.

Now reading: Jennifer McMahon - Promise Not To Tell.

Just read Bloodhound by Tamora Pierce, and am reading it again (3rd time since i got it... on monday...) now have to wait a year till Mastiff (the final in the series) is realeased. I hate reading fast.

Last read: "The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea" by Yukio Mishima... its now one of my favourite books of all time.

Currently reading: "Tropic Of Cancer" by Henry Miller. Its like a cross between Norman Mailer's "The Deer Park" and Marquis de Sade's "120 Days Of Sodom", except its beautifully written, hilariously funny, and instills in the reader a joy in simply existing (if only for a moment). Not for the faint of heart or prudish though.

Next on the list: "The Plague" by Albert Camus.

I'm currently reading 'On The Road' by Jack Kerouac. I'm enjoying it. :)

The Dice Man - Luke Rhinehart.

Child C - Christopher Spry

Finally finished Foucault's Pendulum, and loved it :)

have now moved onto The Quiet Room, which is about schizophrenia,

and also reading Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones as my partner has been bugging me about reading it and says it's better than the film.

Quite a few xDD

Category Seven - Bill Evans,
The Night Watch - Sergei Lukyanenko,
Underworld - Greg Cox,
The Host - Stephanie Meyer,
Marked - P.C. and Kristen Cast,
Something in the Water (Torchwood) - Trevor Backsindale,
The Ghosts of India (Doctor Who) - Mark Morris.

And I'm re-reading the Twilight series xD

Freaks, Geeks & Aperger Syndrome

Impulse by Ellen Hopkins
Madness by Marya Hornbacher
A Mind Apart by I forget.

Monkey Taming by Judith Fatallah. For about the fifth time, one of the most amazing books I've ever read. I adore it.

And Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. Which is just fantastic. Really, really well written and fascinating to read, as was the Da Vinci Code.