I'm only on number 4, I have to get the last 4 :disappointed:

 

But I found out it's also a show, and I'm watching those :P

 

yeah, i actually watched the show...tho i kinda stopped midway. never actually really read the manga series.

 

my little sister saw me watching it 1 day & her immediate reaction was "you're watching soft porn!!!" :rolleyes:

 

 

....so be warned. :escaping: heh

The Wedding - Nicholas Sparks <3

thumbing through the diary of anne frank

^^gasp i got that book, im still stuck in the first dexter book though :P

 

Finish it, my personal favorite of the series.

I started reading Dexter by design this summer, then went to college and stopped.

I'm determined to finish now that I'm almost done with school.

 

 

Advanced Trauma Life Support for Doctors.

New Moon. :rolleyes:

^:lol:

im reading a brief history of time and the edge of evolution.

right now im reading in cold blood by truman capote, and just finished something wicked this way comes by ray bradbury and im jumping back into breaking dawn halfway through(i never finished it last fall)

Matilde Asensi's "El salón de ámbar"

A Prisoner of Birth by Jeffrey Archer

A book called GONE

Finally reading my Dexter By Design book!

I had only read 40 pages :uhoh:

Today I'm reading Twilight New Moon and also

Twilight Eclipse cause I'm such a big fan of twilight..

 

Evermore by Alyson Noel...a bit like Twilight but promising so far :D

Karl Marx "Kapital", first volume

sorry, its not very christmas:(

Chocolate by Joanne Harris

I just picked up "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy..........I took Faust's recommendation.

I just picked up "The Road" by Cormac McCarthy..........I took Faust's recommendation.

 

my teacher is reading that!!!!

she says its really good

 

 

i just finished reading Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson 10000000th time

 

now im reading Go Ask Alice for the 10897560 th time hehe :book2:

I just finished "Scar Tissue" by Anthony Kiedis ;)

Slippery Slope by Lemony Snicket, and Charles Dickens "Great Expectations" :)

"Nausea" - Jean-Paul Sartre

Still Gone by Michael Grant

Theodore Draizer - "Jenny Gerdhardt":cry:

 

Still Gone by Michael Grant

 

Wow! its surprise that you have time for reading, Crests!:shocked2::lol:

The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman.

I'm going through the Narnia series for the first time since my early teens. They are pretty badly dated, and I see now the Christian basis I was oblivious to before, but they are very readable, and imho the scale of imagination was never bested until His Dark Materials (which I now regard as a deeply depressing and anti-spiritual series, amazing fiction though it is).