Some book about diseases

Elsewhere - Gabrielle Zevin

Really good. I love books like this.

 

I read this about 6 years ago...it's so good!

 

Second attempt at Catcher in the Rye.

 

Looovee CitR! :heart:

 

 

I'm reading The Power of Six by Pittacus Lore (it's a pen name for those of you who haven't heard of the series). It's perfect for light reading when I am sick of reading my textbooks. :P

as for me, I'm reading To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

Right now I'm reading the Steve Jobs Biography by Walter Isaacson.

I was inspired by Coldplay to read Don Quixote :)

House of Leaves.

I was inspired by Coldplay to read Don Quixote :)

i guess is in english.

enjoy, is quite a big book, had to read it compulsory and we only read 25 chapters.

will read the second part? even the author disagreeded with it. If you like poetry you can try to read Viaje al Parnaso afterwards, also by Cervantes, pretty awesome one imo. (was surprising for me to find today's coloquial slang in a 1600 book :surprised: )

 

i'm reading two books at the same time.

Cantar de Mio Cid by unknown author (compulsory reading in olde olde spanish language).

Bram Stoker's Dracula. (i bet i had read it time ago but don't remember a thing now :| )

i shall start with the Golden Era books soon (3 compulsory ones).

as for me, I'm reading To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

 

I'm reading that for school.

The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka for school, and Kingdom Keepers II for fun

I still haven't finished The Metamorphosis :\

I'm not really liking it so far, so I don't blame you.

I liked it, it's just a tough read :tongue:

The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson. AWESOME book, but reeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy long.

Agatha Christie - Poirot (post war years)

G.R.R.Martin - A Feast for Crows

Shakespeare - Macbeth

Peter Dogget's The art and life of John Lennon. It seems to be just what I've read a million times before except he's written about some bootlegs that have appeared in recent times on youtube.

i guess is in english.

enjoy, is quite a big book, had to read it compulsory and we only read 25 chapters.

will read the second part? even the author disagreeded with it. If you like poetry you can try to read Viaje al Parnaso afterwards, also by Cervantes, pretty awesome one imo. (was surprising for me to find today's coloquial slang in a 1600 book :surprised: )

 

Yeah I'm reading the English version. It's a great book and I intend to read all of it. Thanks for the recommendation of Viaje al Parnaso :)

The Last Four Things - Paul Hoffman

Nick Hornby - How to be good

A history textbook..

The Fellowship Of The Ring - J.R.R Tolkien :wacky:

Hunting & Gathering by Anna Gavalda

 

... one of my favourite books reading it now for the xth time...

Reading the Steve Jobs biography, about halfway through.

 

Also reading Look At Me by Jennifer Egan at the same time, also about halfway through.

 

Something I found out reading the Steve Jobs biography: Jobs used to DATE Jennifer Egan pretty seriously :freak:

Brisingr, by Christopher Paolini....I'm getting Inheritance (the last book in the cycle) tomorrow, and I'm trying to refresh my memories on what's happened so far :book2: It's a really great book, by the way!

^ Oooooo I read those last year. Really good! Didn't know the last one was coming out/came out...

As Easy As Falling Off The Face Of The Earth - Lynn Rae Perkins

After that it's Powerless - Matthew Cody

And then Maximum Ride just because I'm making my friend read the Hunger Games because she hasn't done it yet and she wanted me to read Maximum Ride just because it's "so good" :P

does read some fanfic counts?

if so, i've read some TB ones.

 

started to read today 'los 7' (the seven) by Miguel Ayala Gomez, a bubok free author. (and will check there some more on the science-fiction genre).

 

yet reading at the same time Dracula, and Garcilaso de la Vega's poetry compilation.