Memoirs of an Imaginary Friend - Matthew Green.

^^ loved it! hope you like it :)

Still on the Bell Jar, really enjoying it, ,y reading pace has slowed though need to get on with it.

^ I also loved it.

Now reading All of Me - Kim Noble.

"Understanding the Internet: a socio-cultural perspective" by Bridgette Wessels

it's uhmmmm.... solid but REALLY interesting.

Zahir - Paulo Cohelo

I am about 3/4s of the way through Weekends at Bellevue by Dr Julie Holland. It's very interesting and makes me feel less abnormal lol

^ I read that earlier on this year I think. Was quite good as far as I remember.

Finished Weekend at Bellevue, it was nice to read that as a psychiatrist she also had a psychiatrist. Not sure what to read next :cool:

Emotobooks?
 

I was at a comic con last weekend and over heard some people talking about "emotobooks" I asked what that was all about and they said it's some sort of new medium of fiction for this era. This peeked my interest and I did some research. Found their website on Google. Noticed they had a Sci-Fi title called "Swing Zone" so I snagged it. Looks very interesting. Can't wait to get into it.

Recently finished reading the Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins (for the 6th time) I love that series, her style of writing just pulls you in, I would recommend it to everyone. I have as of yet to find a person who doesn't like it. I'm also re-reading Wuthering Heights, as its such a beautiful read.

Tales of a Midwife - Maria Anderson.

Before I Go To Sleep - S J Watson

Eye Of The World - Robert Jordan

Girl Reading - Katie Ward

I found that quite slow through most of the book and then fast at the end. It wasn't as good as I expected it to be but worth reading.

'Sing You Home' by Jodie Picoult. It's awesome so far.

^ I agree, brilliant book.

The Lost Daughter - Diane Chamberlain.

Manic

Brass Ring - Diane Chamberlain.