What books is you reading' son?

[Sairalinde Telemnar]

Another Pratchett fan here <3

I'm still reading Locked In by Kerry Wilkinson - I had to take a break after watching an adaptation of Agatha Christies's The Clocks. Locked In is good, and now that I've read more of it I'm starting to get into it, but Agatha Christie's works are just so brilliant that I sometimes find myself being overly-critical of other mysteries. sweatdrop  

[Ping of Death]

I'm reading Soft Come the Dragons by Dean Koontz on my phone. I'd probably start reading something else as well...only if I wasn't so tired from this proofreading job.  

[Teh Savior]

Robert A. Heinlen's
"Revolt in 2100"
and then
"Methuselah's Children"


such a great author  

[Lucidly]

I'm still trying to finish Harbor, by John Ajvide Lindqvist. School made it difficult the past month to read much of it. @_@  

[Troll Djinn]

I'm re-reading "The Hobbit" by J.R.R. Tolkien. The movie is coming out soon so I figured why not read it again.  

[Voievoda]

Sairalinde Telemnar

Another Pratchett fan here <3

I'm still reading Locked In by Kerry Wilkinson - I had to take a break after watching an adaptation of Agatha Christies's The Clocks. Locked In is good, and now that I've read more of it I'm starting to get into it, but Agatha Christie's works are just so brilliant that I sometimes find myself being overly-critical of other mysteries. sweatdrop

Pratchett <33

Anyways, half-way through The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul by Douglas Adams. The author of The Hitch hikers guide to galaxy. Pretty good, he writes in a similar style to Pratchett. I didn't like Hitch Hikers. But this one is pretty good.  

[Dell Conagher]

"Halo: Cryptum" by Greg Bear

I'm not really into sitting down with a book. Trying though. :V  

[Calelith]

Current "Shadow Games" by Michael Reaves and Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff.

Then it's off to read "The Hobbit" then the "Lord of the Rings Trilogy" by JRR Tolkien.

"There is nothing to fear when you have nothing to lose."

 

[Dinkaw]

I have so many unfinished books, really need to catch up on my reading :/ for now I've been trying to finish the metamorphosis (I suppose that's the name in english?) by Ovidio and an anthology of short scary tales made by women.  

[loups-garoux]

I finished the Hunger Games series, and I take back what I said... emotion_dowant those were REALLY good.

Katniss still bugs me a little, but not as much as she did in the first book.

Now I have to find something else to read emo  

[Ping of Death]

Reading Folklore and Legends: Scandinavian by CJT and The Writer's Book of Hope by Ralph Keyes when I'm taking breaks from my proofreading job. My sister thought I'd be sick of reading by now.  

[The Zorya]

Started to read Dresden Files by Jim Butcher and finally continued to read V for Vendetta.
I started to read V some years back, but never finished since I did not had my own copy, now that I have it, there is no excuse to push the reading aside. blaugh  

[Zolcrailtis]

I finished reading "The Hunger Games" will re-read them again and then read the three books I love off Lois Lowry. The Giver, Gathering Blue and Messenger.  

[Teatreat]

I'm still working on finishing the final book in Simon R Green's Deathstalker series.