What Are You Reading? - #2

Resurrection Men by Ian Rankin

 

Recently finished my second reading of 'The Time Travellers Wife', incredible book. I had a good cry at it too, I always think a book that can have that effect must be doing something right!

 

1984 george orwell.........cos my english teacher told me to

 

yes i'm a dork
I'm reading Imazadi by Peter David (Star Trek the next generation book)

 

I'm reading The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.

 

I tend to read a couple of books at a time so I can switch between them depending on my mood. Currently readung the second book in 'His Dark Materials' by Phillip Pullman - The Subtle Knife'. And also a book on Alister Crowley.

 

I know its an old book but there's no school like old school..Haha...
I'm reading The Hunchback Of Notre Dame at the moment...
Gonna finish it soon...
I'm lovin it....

 

i'm reading kidnapped by robert louis stevenson....i kinda like it...

 

Star by Pamela Anderson.

I just finished Sex and the City by Candace Bushnell.

 

I'm now reading P.J Tracy's new novel called Snow Blind. Only read a few chapters, but it's good so far

I'm also reading How To Read Egyptian Heiroglyphs by Mark Collier, and a boring book on Behavioural Ecology for my Uni course.

 

Wibble, I just had to tell you how much I like your icon. I love that movie and the book.

 

I've just completed a book by Jean Craighead George called 'My Side of the Mountain'.

The story is about a young boy named Sam Gribley who ran away from home and went to live near his Great-granfather's farm which is deep in the Catskill mountains. The story tells of how the boy became independent and learned to survive out in the wild on his own. It also has illustrations or sketches of small hand-made contraptions like a fishing hook or a how to build snares and traps to catch small game.

I'd recommend that everyone read it, the young and young at heart.

Now I wanna run away. LoL!

 

Thanks! Yeah, I love P&P too (ok, who doesn't know that by now? :lol: ), especially Mr Darcy :devil: In fact, I love all Jane Austen stories (though perhaps Persuasion not so much).

That reminds me, I'm also re-reading Sense and Sensibility by means of an audio book. It's nice to listen to whilst I'm on my computer writing my thesis or something else

 

omw i read that for the first time when i was like 8! i never knew the author and i've been searching for it for like forever! thank you so much *hugz*....its awesome i loved it.



anyhoo now i'm reading fear and loathing on the campaign trail '72 by hunter s thompson

 

Is anyone here a Phillip Pullman fan?
I know that they are childrens books but I was given 'His Dark Materials' as a Christmas present last year and absolutely loving them. Been reading this afternoon that they are finally making them into movies.
Anyone fans?