I just finished A Street Cat Named Bob. It was quite cheesy but easy too read and happy and that's what I needed.

The Girl Who Circumnavigated Fairyland In a Ship Of Her Own Making. By Catherynne M Valente. Got to love the title!

I'm currently re-reading the Harry Potter collection. I swear I'll never grow up at this rate :-)

I have recently re-read The Perks of being a wallflower. I first read this book in 2008 and its been a fav ever since.
Because its letter based, you can open it up at any page, and i find i can relate.

Its a book which has helped me through a lot. my copy is bashed and bruised and highlighted all over.

City of Lost Souls By Cassandra Clare

Hell's Corner by David Baldacci. It's interesting, one of the few "secret agent-ish" books that I like apart from the Bourne series.

Waving not Drowning by Rosie Rushton.

Forgive me - Lesley Pearse

I absolutely ADORE that book!!! I think I read it...last year? It still remains to be one of my favorite books..but then again every book I read finds a place on my Favorite Books list lol. I want to read it again it was that good. I just finished a book called Empty and it's set in a futuristic time period where oil has pretty much run out. This is my second time reading it and I definitely recommend it because it's so wonderful :D

Finished "Seriously...I'm kidding" by Ellen Degeneres and it is now one of my favourite books. Love it and her.

Started "The hobbit' by JRR T(something I can't spell). It's very different to what I usually read but liking it so far.

Also have "In for a penny" by Lynda Page on the go on my e reader.

I just read The Turner Diaries written by some American Neo-Nazi.

I read it out of curiosity really, as it's banned in some countries and has been linked to Far Right terrorism (David Copeland, Timothy McVeigh, Anders Breivik)

It was rather dry, one dimensional and even comical to an extent since it's so farfetched, but I can see how it can offend the hell out of people if you're black/Jewish. Some of it is thought provoking to an extent, but it's drivel and propaganda, heaven knows how it inspired people to do f'ed up crap.

Reading The maze runner by James Dashner. I'm disappointed :\ was expecting it to be really good but its average at best.

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest By Ken Kesey

Finished Bravo Two Zero by Andy McNab yesterday. Enjoyed it more than I thought I would as war memoirs aren't usually my thing.

Just started NW by Zadie Smith. Looks interesting.

I thought I'd posted this, I am reading Song of the Lioness series, a friend sent them to me, I'm on the 4th and last book now.

Stuart: A Life Backwards by Alexander Masters

Sirens by Tom Reynolds

The Dance Series by Airin Emery.

Mr Penumbra's Bookstore By Robin Sloan

So far so good!

The Two Week Wait ~ Sarah Rayner (I think!)

Just finished Bernie Nolan's autobiography, which I started just before she died so it was kind of weird reading the first bit when she alive and being all hopeful and then yeah, the news broke, bless her.