What are you reading?

Yay, you'll love these books! They're fab! One thing that made them special to me is that they are set in Oxford, England where I live, so I know all the places (like buildings and roads) that he includes in the stories. He even includes a road that is about half a mile from my house

Thanks guys for all your thoughts on the Dan Brown books - I think I'll definitely give Angels and Demons a try at least

 

Dan brown`s the best.I love him.He`s so cool.And his books...AWESOME!

 

'Eldest' By CHris Palaoni
'Redwall' by Brian Jaques

 

Right now I am re-reading my Catherine Coulter series.

 

I started 'Ice Station' by Matthew Reilly last night, So far it's really good.

 

Reading 3 at the time:
1) Touring Cultures - Transformations of travel and theory (for study)
2) Creole, by José Eduardo Agualusa (also for study)
3) Sin City *wooooot*

 

Sophie's World. It's all about philosophy. When I need backup in visuals if I don't understand something in the book, I turn the the mini-philosopher Calvin and Hobbes.

 

I've read Sophie's World, it was pretty good. They made a miniseries of it, and that's how I found the book.

 

I love Jostein Gaarder! Sophie's World is too excellent.. it's filled with those little details about history that we actually know not much about.. also his 'Christmas Mystery' is quite good... not as good as Sophie's World though!!!

 

"Rule Number 5: No Sex On The Bus - Confessions of a Tour Leader". It's a bit stupid, but it's mildly amusing. I'm almost done, though, and hoping to start "My Sister's Keeper" tonight.

 

Im reading a book called The Legend of Dudleytown by Gary P. Dudley....heres the website if you want to know what it's about.

www.legendofdudleytown.com

 

I'm about to start the book Air Force One by Max Allen Collins. I know it's gonna be good because I saw the movie and because Collins writes the CSI books. How can I go wrong?

 

still on Dracula. I don't have any time to read! *cries*

 

I read the csi book (n°8)

 

I'm reading the Snow Spider trilogy by Jenny Nimmo. It's a bit old-fashioned, but not bad...