I love that book!

Lost Boy, Lost Girl - Peter Straub

Owh, this thread just makes me want to read books 1000x more quickly than I physically can, so I can read more!

Snakehead, by Anthony Horowitz and Wendy Holden's new one (I forgot what it is called lol).

I finished Eldest! I have been trying to read it since I started this thread!
Also on the bus I read Exchange by Paul Magrs

Second Glance - Jodi Picoult. Someone recommended it but I just didn't get into it!
Read the God Delusion before that, which just made me really angry (and I normally read anything). Atm reading The Twilight by...(can't remember, but it's a Russian translation, the third in the Nightwatch Trilogy, not the one about vampires by Meyer) which is awesome x

im trying to read the kiterunner which everyone sez is amazing but im just not getting into it!

I just finished Helter Skelter.
I was really interested in the manson family case. I read it, and it was quite interesting.

reading "foe" by j.m. coetzee. it's for uni but actually quite interesting. it's the (fictional) "real" story behind robinson crusoe.

Just finished reading Picture of Dorian Gray, which was brilliant!
The ending was good, but it felt that it cut off a bit short... I'd have been interested to see what the outcome of the ultimate moment was, but hey.

made me chuckle, too.

*cuddles Jo*

Veronika decides to die xxxxxx

^^^veronika decides to die is an ace book!!

Okay, I never thought I would, but eventually I couldn't resist:
"Twilight" by S. Meyer and I looooove it!!! :inlove:

The Meaning of Night: A Confession by Michael Cox
it's kinda hard to read. i'm not smart enough for it =P

im reading the wasp factory by Ian Banks (again). Its so well written.

i love it.

for the eighty zillionth time I read Redemption of Althalus by David Eddings. It's good :)

adam by ted dekker

I've just started reading Interview with a vampire by anne rice

Coming into the Country by John McPhee. I've liked a couple of his other books better.
1635 The Dreeson Incident, by Eric Flint and Virginia DeMarce the latest in a series.

Reading Peter Pan By J.M.Barrie. Bought it two years ago with Peter Pan in Scarlet and thought it was time to look at this classic! But uni starts again tomorrow but hoping I will get into the pattern of an hour of personal reading ever night instead of my head in psychology, management and philosophy books!!!