The Child Who by Simon Lelic.

I was so gripped!

I am just about to start 'Weird Things Customers Say In Bookshops Part II'. Makes me giggle :D

Just re-read Goose Girl - Shannon Hale, still one of my all time favourites!

I saw this the other day and had a flick through, very funny!

I just finished Insurgent, the second book in the Divergent series. Arghhhh loving it, onto the third and final book now!

Beck by darren shan thought it could of been better

Doctor Sleep by Stephen King and a Marvel Avengers guide book

Just finsihed The Fault in Our Stars. Sobbed. A lot.

Where There's Smoke by Jodi Picoult (free short kindle book)

Cujo. Safe to say my desire for a big dog has waned.

I've just finished How to fall in love by Cecilia Aheren, Really lovely book and I am now starting one about a girl called Amy that goes missing.

Summer's Dream by Cathy Cassidy. It's about ballet which I love, but I think she's going to end up with an eating disorder.

I have just finished reading 'when god was a rabbit' and I honestly was not disappointed at all. It kept me stuck from start to finish and I really appreciated all of the characters in it. Highly recommended!!

Hedwig and The Angry Inch Broadway Edition. Loving it!

World After- Susan Ee

Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie

The Radleys- Matt Haig

The Atlas Of Us by Tracy Buchanan.

I'm currently on book 3 of the Flynn series by Sophie McKenzie.

Edit: now on book 4 (no point making a new post)

living wicca by scott cunningham. i'm also taking notes if anybody wants to see them.

Finally got round to finishing book 5 of a song of ice and fire, cant wait for book 6 :-D

I'm going to make a start on children of dune by frank Herbert, it's the third book in the dune series, the first book (dune) is awesome, one of my faves but book two (dune messiah) was a bit pish but I'm going to give book 3 a try.

Just started another Sophie McKenzie book, Close my Eyes. I'm also reading a book of poetry and an Irish play I once worked backstage on. Too much to read, not enough time!

Not reading any books at the moment but should get back into reading again.

You really should! It's such a great pastime. I don't get to read as much as I'd like anymore unfortunately. About to get off here and read for a bit now though.

I need a book to read but don't know what. Maybe a Rom Com or something but I don't know.What about u?

Ok. I need to read. Get a new book I think.

Go to the library if you have one near, books are so expensive to buy these days. Unless charity shop or on kindle :thumbup:

library books are awesome, you can get audio versions too for when you would rather listen.

I'm reading the three musketeers, and just listen by sarah dessen. it's a teen fiction but good and cute. :)

Just started reading "john dies at the end" by David Wong

But you already know what's gonna happen at the end...

I randomly came across these in my room, so cute and hilarious.

well maybe its a misleading title smart arse :-p

Lol sorry, I couldn't help myself! I said the same thing watching The Passion Of Christ..

I always just called that "the jesus chainsaw massacre" :-p

Reading Anne Frank's Diary at the moment. I am loving it.

^^ hey that's weird cos the next book I'm planning to read is abut Anne Frank but it's her boyfriend's story. I'm not sure of the name, I'll go look now but it looks to be pretty interesting. I've read Anne's diary and seen one if the films too. It's an amazing story about an amazing young woman. I'm glad you are enjoying it.

Right now I am reading a fame Game by Claudia Pattinson, it's abut some rock star's wife, it's ok.

I want to read Anna Frank's diary, my friend was reading it when we were on holiday recently. She was so addicted to it.

I just finished The Orpahn Child by Catherine King. I was absolutely hooked from cover to cover, it's so well written. There were a few descriptive sex bits which was a downfall though, I'm really not into that. Currently reading A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson which again is well written but I know a lot of the stuff I'm reading already so I think it's a little below my ability. I'm not gunna stop though, it's a fun book.

To Kill A Mockingbird is next! Can't wait for that.

Anna Karenina- Leo Tolstoy. Huge, but good!

That Anne Frank book I mentioned and should be starting real soon is called Annexed by Sharon Dogar. I have loads of free kindle books I downloaded but I bought 3 for my holiday next week, they are The Forbidden Floor (Tokio Hotel story), Idina Menzel biography and Unnaturally Green, which is about an understudy from Wicked. I will have more reading time then as I won't have Internet on my phone. I'm looking forward to reading these :)

I'm reading what matters most by Luanne Rice & so good to read it!

I just finished "We Were Liars"
it was really interesting. mysterious, yet an easy read. i got it for .99 cents online for my kindle and i def didnt think i'd enjoy it that much but i actually did

made a start on the levels by sean cregan

I'm reading: Frist, Best and Only by Barbara Delinsky

Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. Not very good, imho, but might be for you!

I read that as "I don't know what all the fuss is about with Oscar Wilde" and I was about to be outraged. But then I read it properly so you're safe :P

The Tree of Seasons by Stephen Gately.

Re reading the first book in the Night World series and the Diary of Anne Frank

I read the Silence series by Natasha Preston, very good. I'm reading The Maze Runner now.

Finished hunger games series the other day and i have started up on a song of ice and fire series again. I felt i needed a short break from it hence why i read hunger games inbetween. Started the third book over as i had forgotten a few things while reading something else and felt it would be better.

I just started on Nevermore by Kelly Creagh

Daylighers, the last book in The Morganville Vampire Series by Rachel Caine. I'm sad it's the last book, it's he 15th book so it's been a long but pleasurable journey. I'll miss it. I still have all the books though and there's a new web series of it on youtube as well.