Choosing to Live: How to Defeat Suicide Through Cognitive Therapy - Thomas Ellis and Cory Newman.

Still reading The Book Thief by Markus Zusak. Coming up to halfway soon, it's a really interesting story so far.

Don't Sweat the Small Stuff with Your Family - Richard Carlson.

Voluntary Madness - Norah Vincent.

Tess of the D'Ubervilles- Thomas Hardy for my english coursework :|

Currently reading Good Girls Do Swallow By Rachael Oakes-Ash

It is so-so so far...

Learned Optimism - Martin Seligman.

Oooh, that's in my book cupboard waiting to be read. Do you recommend it?

Just finished Good Girls Do Swallow - was a quirky eating disorder book, different to the others I have read!

I am about to start Before I Die By Jenny Downham

I really enjoyed Before I Die.

Yes i would, it reads a little like marble, which doesn't make sense, but it's very smooth and pretty. It has a lot of heart in it and I really like it so far, just past the half way point :)

Glad you enjoyed it! I am enjoying it so far aswell....may get it finished tonight!

book 4 . the secret scroll ( its the 4th book of Daughters of the moon by lynne ewing )

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Just read "Baby X" by Harry Keeble. Awesome, though obviously saddening, book. Must read for anyone wanting to go into social work/policing/child protection.

Dracula.

Required reading for school.

Ugh.

I love Dracula. There are parts that drag, Mina doesn't half go on about crap, but the first part of the story is brilliant and pretty eerie. And when Renfield comes into it things get a little more interesting and weird.

I haven't got up to that point yet. I'm not minding the book, actually; it's more the fact I'm being made to read it that I object to. :-p

Yeah it is never fun being forced to read something but sometimes you start to appreciate the reason you are told to work with that writer and it surprises you how well you connect with the material or how it draws you in. T'is a good read for the most part :-D I love the setting of Whitby for some reason.

Life in Rewind - Terry Murphy.