City of Bones by Cassandra Clare is the best!

The Fault in Our Stars
 

Written by John Green. I absolutely loved this book. John Green continues to amaze me with his talent in writting.:-D

Just started The Angel's Game By Carlos Ruiz Zafon

I hope it is as good as The Shadow of the Wind which I thought was fantastic!

I've been reading a lot more this year, and hope it continues throughout the year as I have an overflow of books to get through in the cupboard!

how not to be kicked out of chat, it just came out, most sold out book this month..

I am currently reading
'Matilda' by Roald Dahl
'Bleak House' by Charles Dickens
'I Hate You - Don't Leave me. Understanding The Borderline Personality' by Jerold J. Kreisman and Hal Straus

Matilda is my favourite childhood book. I remember taking it out of the library over and over again.

^cool!
I'm trying to help my best friend to refresh her english with the book. It doesn't have huge vocabular so it shouldn't be too hard to read for someone who doesn't know the language well.

^Matilda is also my favorite childhood book, I have a rather worn copy that I pull out for comfort now and again! Love the film aswell even though it is rather different!

The Melbourne Escorts love reading The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne again and again and again and again!

The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake - Aimee Bender.

I've just finished A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby =)

A Long Way Down was a good book, I like the dry humor that Nick Hornby has!

Nicki graham - dying to be thin

I really like that, but the the nearer it got to the end the more baffled I was about her brother - be interesting to know what you think!

I'm now reading - Look at Me by Jennifer Egan.

That is what I am reading too currently.

I just finished reading "Staying Fat for Sarah Byrnes". It was actually a very enjoyable read, and I'm glad that its more then just an "Issues in High-school" kind of book.

I'm quite puzzled too. Would have been nice to have a clear explanation about what was happening with him.

Now reading Ju-On - Kei Ohishi.

To anybody that has read 'The Help' by Kathryn Stockett - is it as good as the film adaptation? Would you recommend it?

Currently on with LOTR: The Two Towers, Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix (again) and Have You Seen Her -Karen Rose (again).

I can't stand only reading one book at a time xD

I think I enjoyed them both equally.