Currently Reading: The Burn Journals by Brent Runyon.....for like the fiftieth time. *hugs her book* it practically falls open now, but it's such a good book. Tis his autobiography around his suicide attempt/recovery from it.

Impatiently awating HP 7. >.< Must....get....hands....on...that.....book!!!!!*cu rses the fact that it come out next month*

I'm currently reading Burned by Ellen Hopkins

Rebel Angels by Libba Bray
and read A Great and Terrible Beauty awhile ago
good books :)

I liked it... it was depressing...but in a good way. Can relate to getting a bit bored of it though...we read it in class though for our GCSEs so I had no choice! lol

Just finished reading A Mother's Story by Sara Payne, now reading Beautiful Child by Torey Hayden.

The Little Prisoner by Jane Elliot.

I started reading it on the train this morning and i'm already 70 pages into it.

I'm reading The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoyevsky and The No. 1 Ladies' Dectective Agency by Alexander McCall Smith. The last one on advice by my mother.

The School At The Chalet- Elinor M Brent-Dyer

IT - Stephen King

The Power of Now - Eckhart Tolle

I am reading A Long Way Down by Nick Hornby. I've not really got into it yet, but I normally find him very readable and my local library doesn't have much that appeals to me.

Dibs In Search Of Self-by Virginia Axline
Urban Injustice: How Ghettos Happen-by David Hilfiker, M.D.

I have read that, I thought it was good, think it might have been a wee bit slow to begin with but once you get to know the characters(sp sorry!) it gets better. I had never read any of his other books so couldn't compare.

Devil x

I'm reading Crystal by Katie Price.
It is really good I have nearly finished it now.
I read her first book Angel a couple of months ago.

I have to say that H.P. Lovecraft and Chuck Palahniuk are amazing writers and I love everything they've written.

Also: the book "House of Leaves" is fantastic.

Right now I'm not reading anything in particular, but I have a number of books I just purchased, among them The Bible, Matrix Warrior, and Hardcore Zen.

I'm planning on buying some new Lovecraft soon...

i'm reading 'down and out in paris and london' by george orwell,
my mum suggested i should read it, and its actually really good! =]

I am reading Bodily Harm you may have seen it advertised on v2, I saw it at barnes and noble the last time I went there so I got it for $16, kinda expensive, but oh well, it's informative so far.

Loved that book, great work of fiction. ^^ Got it for like $1 at a rummage sale in almost new condition and now it's slightly worn from me rereading it. ^^

Snow White And The Seven Samurai - Tom Holt

:woot:

Harry potter and the half blood prince (have to read it one more time before the last book comes out!)

I've just finished A Piece of Cake by Cupcake Brown....It's really good, so inspiring, it is her autobiography and she is such an amazing person and its actually full of some useful stuff about recovery (she was a drug addict and an alcoholic but you could relate alot of the stuff across to sh)!

Just started how to be good by the guy that wrote about a boy....can't remember his name it's funny so far but i've only read the first chapter!!

Recently read When Rabbit Howls by Trudi Chase and the various professioanls who worked with her. This is a very 'hard' book and you do really need to be able to keep track of all the different personalities.

the time travellers wife by Audrey Niffenegger

Games People Play by Eric Berne.

i need to get this book so badly.

The Beach by Alex Garland. I'm about halfway through and it's so so good!

Post Mortem by Patricia Cornwall

I love to read, so this might be a long reply. Within the past day I read Harry Potter 5 and 6 (gotta get ready for the movie and final book!). Soon I plan on re-reading The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum which I haven't read since 4th grade, and also plan on reading Wicked by Gregory Maguire, The Constant Princess by Phillipa Gregory, and Hairstyles of the Damned by Joe Meno.

I am reading Zorro by Isabel Allende - very good i am really enjoying it!

I read Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden a while a go but it is an amazing book and i recomend anyone who wants a good read go out and get it! : )

I've gone from some trite piece of 'chick-lit' that came free with Cosmo, to starting The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton last night. In the mood for something romantic and classic after dragging my eyes over that filth

Saul by Rosemary Kay

I read this book while working in America and looked everywhere for it when i returned to the UK, ended up getting off Amazon. Anyway I very very moving book, don't think i've cried so much reading a book. It's all about baby Saul who was born premature and his time in intensive care but it's written from Saul's perspective etc

Porno by Irvine Welsh.

Sequal to Tranispotting. Good enough so far!

As Nature Made Him by John Calaptino. Its really interesting, though it has a lot of medical stuff. It's a true story and really interesting. It explores nature vs nurture and gender identity.

I have just finished The sweet Scent of Death by Guillermo Arriaga.

I loved it, it was short, addictive and really well written. The author is the same guy who wrote the screen play of Amores perros and 21 Gramms.

I'm reading vive la revoution by mark steel - it's a book about the french revolution but it's told with humour and removes all the stuffiness that normally shrouds history books

I just finished 'Blood Beast' by Darren Shan.
ohmygosh he needs to write another book NOW.

I think I'm going to start 'Undead and Unwed' next.
Can't remember who it's by, it's a random book I picked up. =]

The Secret History by Donna Tartt.

But inside im screaming by Elizabeth Flock

High school musical lol.

I have just finished Around the Houses by Amanda Boutler. It is a modern fiction set in Balham. It was very readable and quite addictive. I would reccomend it for a light summer read.

I am now reading Swift as Desire by Laura Esquival. I haven't read much yet, but it looks like it'll be good.

For my own pleasure, i'm reading Harry potter and the OTP
for school, the virgin suicides

The Death and life Of Sylvia Plath, I can't remember who wrote it, it was a man...I';m just too lazy to go find the book on my bedroom floor.

Requiem For A Dream by Hubert Selby, Jr.

VERY upsetting book. Even moreso than the movie. :(

Just finished reading two.

King Dork by Frank Portman - Pretty good if you're just interested in a fun read. Nothing really interesting except LOTS of words about simple matters.

Six Months to Live by Lurlene McDaniel's

Next up, Crank by Ellen Hopkins...that's suppose to be really good!

Had a reading fest recently, am about to finish "Dont Tell Mummy" and just read "Please, Daddy, No" before that. Excellent books, too sad though :(

I'm currently reading "Diana - The True Story - In Her Own Words" by Andrew Morton

dedication by nicola kraus and emma mclaughlin, suprisingly its really really good - next books tho will be all the harry pottor ones, as its a travisty ive not read any of them yet!

I'm reading Marshmallows for Breakfast by Dorothy Koomston.
I read My Best Friend's Girl a while back by her as well, they're both such amazing books!

Just finished reading We Lost Our Baby, about an Irish couple who had a miscarriage, so sad.

Just started Still Standing, about an Irish woman with hiv.