What books is you reading' son?

[Ping of Death]

I'm halfway through Irish Fairy Tales by James Stephens.  

[Karrna]

I'm reading The Riyria Revelations by Michael J. Sullivan. It's pretty decent.

Menlusa

Does anyone else miss Harry Potter terribly?
D:

I'm currently reading the first book to my little boy at bedtime. New fan in the making =D  

[n o i r i s t]

I'm re-reading Three Men In A Boat by Jerome K. Jerome. heart  

[Karrna]

Sabin le Rose

I just finished Name of the Wind, and Wise Man's fear.
Some amazing fantasy that really pulled me completely and utterly into the world.

I loved Name of the Wind. I haven't read Wise Man's Fear yet, it's sitting on my bookshelf waiting. I feel the need to reread the first book before starting on the second and I haven't had time.
So. many. books. I. want. to. read.  

[Emerald Green Skyline]

Duma Key by Stephen King.  

[Susue]

rereading the vampire lestat
emotion_facepalm  

[Ping of Death]

Reading British Goblins by Wirt Sikes. Another mythology book. I'm itching to start reading my Babylonian collection.  

[Avzel]

Recently finished The Tipping Point. I disagree with the choice of the word "tip" to describe the point where a thing takes off, rather than the point where it's reached its peak and then plummets to the bottom (IE Rollercoaster).
BUT EVERYTHING ELSE IS GOLD. Can't think why I didn't read it sooner -- oh that's right, it's because everyone else was reading it at the time.

I also read The Stolen Child, about changelings living in the wild world and in man's world, and dang, that was a good book. Good writing makes all the difference to (what I consider) indifferent subject matter. People with autism might appreciate it particularly.  

[loups-garoux]

Since I've been sick this past week I power-read through The Hunger Games and The Night Circus.

I despised Katniss, the main character for Hunger Games. She's way too "mary-sue" for my taste. The Night Circus was very intriguing and original, I loved it x3

Next on my list are The Tiger's Wife by Tea Obreht, Swordspoint by Ellen Kushner, and Spin by Robert Charles Wilson  

[Voievoda]

Re-reading The Truth by Terry Pratchett. And just finished Lords and Ladies. Is is bad I felt sorry for the elves?  

[Ping of Death]

Legends of King Arthur and His Knights by James Knowles. mrgreen  

[Sairalinde Telemnar]

Ping of Death

Legends of Kind Arthur and His Knights by James Knowles. mrgreen

Oooh, I've got that on my kindle and I've been meaning to read more of it. I only read a few pages before stopping... I kind of want to do a series of fanart sketches as I go along as so much happens so quickly and I know if I read it too fast I'll just forget everything.

Currently reading Locked In (Jessica Daniel book 1) by Kerry Wilkinson. I've not gone far into the book yet, so I still don't know what to make of it.  

[Novalkyr]

I'm reading Paradise Lost by John Milton (for my course), re-reading The vampire Lestat by Anne Rice, finally starting to read The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett, and I still have to finish reading A Game of Thrones by George R R Martin...and re read Hamlet for my course too.

Social life? What social life? emotion_awesome  

[Equinoxious]

Currently reading two XD

Fire By Kristin Cashore and The Fire by James Patterson.

so much fire.