Reading Memoirs of an imaginary friend by Matthew Green and its amazing :)

^ On my to read list.

Currently, I'm mixing between three books on my Kobo as I just don't have the mental attention span to concentrate on one at once! (:

1) Happyslapped by a Jellyfish : Karl Pilkington
^ This man is an actual genius and I love him.

2) Colour me Scarred [blade silver] : Melody Carlson
^ The first few pages waste no time in getting into the nitty gritty of self harming, so I haven't gotten too far with this one just yet. It's american, and is the most expensive book I've bought on my Kobo, though amazon sell cheap paper copies.

3. Silence : Becca Fitzpatrick
^ the third installment of the hush, hush series. It's really good. Fallen angels and stuff like that. If you like Twilight but are sick of vampires, this is a good one to read!

Nurse! Nurse! A Student Nurse's Story - Jimmy Frazier.

The God of Small Things - Arundhati Roy

mockingjay - suzanne collins

The Bell Jar - Sylvia Plath

I have recently added 'New Moan' by Stepfordy Mayo to my pile. :]

Broken Biscuits - Liz Kettle.

Thinking, fast and slow - Daniel Kahneman

......

Probably gonna read Sun tzu's art of war

I just can't get into Papillon by Henri Charriere, so I'm taking a break from it and reading The Hunger Games because everyone keeps telling me to. Enjoying it so far.

I'm reading Shutter Island and so far it is almost identical to the film. (I know the book came first) It is a bit strange though cause its almost identical so far.

Just Checking: Scenes From the Life of an Obsessive Compulsive - Emily Colas.

torey hayden - just another kid

A Baby's Cry - Cathy Glass.

Shoot the damn dog by Sally Brampton. It's a memoir of depression and I just can't put it down! I can relate to it so much.

The Great Gatsby ... not sure what I think of it so far. :c

Full Blown: Me and My Bipolar Family - David Lovelace.