[surette]

Originally Posted by thejetstolehome

Finally jumped on the train, and now I'm up to the fourth Harry Potter novel. I loved the first one, was lukewarm on the second one (though the last third was good), and LOOOOOOVED the third one. I'm about 270 pages into the fourth and it's yet to get going, but I can feel it picking up.

I love this. Exciting to see someone enjoying the series for the first time years later. I'm a huuuuuuge Harry Potter fanboy.

Anyway, recently finished Game of Thrones, now onto Clash of Kings. I'm excited for this one since I had already seen the first season of the show by the time I read GoT, but CoK will be all new to me.

[thursday727]

No Easy Day:The firsthand account of the mission that killed Osama Bin Laden

[JBowl]

The Big Sleep for my detective fiction class. Pretty good about half way through.

[OfSkate&Scars]

Bitter Instinct-Robert W. Walker

[Kris_Gontz9]

I'm on my second read of Bridge To Terabithia, by Katherine Paterson. Really like it...

[ifckedyrmom]

Currently reading Still Life with Woodpecker by Tom Robbins. It's my first Robbins novel, and he became my new favorite author about three pages in. It's such an amazing piece of literature.

[drat!]

Karl Pilkington's travel diaries from An Idiot Abroad. Hilarious.

[whenyourearound]

9/11 Commission Report

[Ourchestra]

Halfway through Lullaby by Chuck Palahauhauununaunkorwhateverthefuck . It's pretty good so far, but far but it's no Choke or Survivor.

Just finished The Brief and Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao (I think that's what it's called) which was okay.

I also just started listening to the audiobook for 50 Shades of Grey. In terms of unintentional hilarity it surpasses Twilight which I did not anticipate.

[ChelseaRiane]

Originally Posted by Ourchestra

Halfway through Lullaby by Chuck Palahauhauununaunkorwhateverthefuck . It's pretty good so far, but far but it's no Choke or Survivor.

Just finished The Brief and Wonderous Life of Oscar Wao (I think that's what it's called) which was okay.

I also just started listening to the audiobook for 50 Shades of Grey. In terms of unintentional hilarity it surpasses Twilight which I did not anticipate.

Lullaby was actually one of my favorites by him. I liked it more than the two you listed

[OfSkate&Scars]

Just started Burl Barer's Broken Doll

[plaidfudge]

A History of British Art ...for fun.

[Larnjiroy]

reading the too much complicated book on supply chain management and financial management for my semester exams of management.

https://www.facebook.com/ilovebiggboss

[WarmThoughts]

I just finished up reading American Psycho which I found to be fantastic, such an interesting read. I suggest anyone even remotley interested in serial killers and the like to give it a go, you may have to skip past alot of the gorey scenes if you have a weak stomach though.

[Fourchordwonder]

I've been reading Cloud Atlas. I only have like 30 pages left, but I've almost totally lost interest in it. It's a shame that it drags so much towards the end, but parts of it were incredible. Looking forward to seeing how the movie adaptation goes.