Dying to be thin by Nikki Grahame (the book is actually very good even though I dont like her)

Ooh what a lovely pair by Ant & Dec

Finished The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown last week and loved it.

Harry Potter agus an orchloch... The first harry potter in irish lol..

The after life by Kathleen Stewart

im reading bloodletting, i find it very dark and also triggering but it is a rather good book all in all.

I just finished Thirteen Reasons Why. I'm about to start either The Sight or Impulse.

Death Message by Mark Billinigham or something like that, tis good :)

The Age of Innocence - Edith Warton

I just started reading A Clockwork Orange.

I'm reading Brokeback Mountain, it's a really beautiful story! I'd recommend it to anyone (and it's only 14 pages long!) :)

"Impossible" by Nancy Werlin

Finished The book of tomorrow by Cecelia Ahern yesterday-amazing book, some interesting twists and made me want to cry at times. Slightly suicide trigger but only very very mild. It's awesome!

I've finally got round to reading the time travellers wife and it's sooooo good :)

i am working on Girl interrupted and then after that i am then going to work on book 2 to 13 of daughters of the moon ( i've read once already)

and then after those books i will be working on History of witchcraft

Cut - Cathy Glass.

Oh, I just read Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
It's my new favorite book, I just love it! :D
And I'm also happy that I read it in English without difficulty (well, probably no big deal for you guys, but since my English seems to be a little bit rusty and it's not my first language - I'm Brazilian - it is pretty cool for me)

Now I'm reading Sense and Sensibility by Jane Austen, but I just read one or two chapters so far :)

What are Daughters of the Moon about? It sounds interesting. Who wrote them?

In the last five days I've read 'A Room of One's Own' by Virginia Woolf and '1984' by Orwell.

I found A Room of One's Own interesting, but quite difficult to read, and I loveloveloved 1984. Incredible book!

Recently finished The Catcher in the Rye by JD Salinger, now reading The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks

I'm reading Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov at the moment.

Read in the past two days:

Tomorrow, when the war began.
The dead of the night.
The third day, the frost. (In America : A killing frost).
Darkness be my friend.

Now going to read:

Burning for revenge.
The night is for hunting.
The other side of dawn.