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A Fractured Light by Jocelyn Davies

About to start Compound Fractures

Im currently reading chicken soup for the teenage soul and dor diary 7

Planning on beginning to read "Steelheart" I think it's called

REVENGE IN A COLD RIVER by Anne Perry

Clockwork Prince - Cassandra Clare
#2 Of the Infernal Devices

Im currently reading

I'm currently reading Compound Fractures

I'm reading Wolf by Wolf.

Invisible by James Patterson

Suresh Kumar Dhayalan wrote: "Invisible by James Patterson"

How is this book, Suresh?

Is The One good? I'm reading The Elite at the moment.

Gone #1 from the Gone Series by Michael Grant

Oh my god, Gabi I just read that like a few weeks ago!!! It's REALLY good!!!

Cherry wrote: "Oh my god, Gabi I just read that like a few weeks ago!!! It's REALLY good!!!"

Lol! I agree. I can't seem to put it down! And I have already bought book 2 even though i just started 1! :)

Its really good!! im about to get book two but I'm still waiting to finish my other books that I borrowed from the library.

I just finished 3 books from my local library actually! I'm waiting till I have a chance to go back! I have a huge list of books i want to read and I'm more likely to read them if I borrow them from a library then buying them right away! :)

I also have a HUGE list of books, series that I want to read. There's so many books to read!

Finished "truth, love and a little malice" an autobiography of khushwant singh" and currently reading Rudraksha, a collection of short stories which I already half read before picking up Truth, love.......... malice

"The Hobbit"

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Mass.

I am reading Milk and honey right now and it's amazing.

I'm reading the girl in the train.... Jus began....

Is it. Wow. Tanx for saying. I was thinking did i pick a wrong book... M a lil too careful abt picking books to read.... Now that you said, I'm gonna read full fledged now....

Right now I'm reading Blood Magic by Tessa Gratton. I only just started the book so I'm not even half way done.... :(

But it's really interesting.

Just started

I'm reading Ruin and Rising at the moment

I'm reading The Birth of the Pill: How Four Crusaders Reinvented Sex and Launched a Revolution and *just* starting 'Salem's Lot, and several others, but focusing on those right now.

Right now I am reading about three books- today I was going to go to my schools library and get All the Bright Places but I am sick. I am offically reading Night and Signing Made Easy

VvaBooklove wrote: "Right now I am reading about three books- today I was going to go to my schools library and get All the Bright Places but I am sick. I am offically reading Night and [bo..." actually make that 4 because I am also reading some book I have no Idea how to spell

I'm reading simultaneously "The Beautiful Mystery and The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks"

Creativity Inc by Ed Catmull. Soon starting Silas Marner.

Well, I am reading The Pit and the Pendulum at the moment. So far I like it!

RE reading Gone by Johnathan Kellerman. (I'm new and cannot seem to get the search for a link thingy to work for me!) I have gone through his again. Only gripe I have is Milo and Alex YAK too much!

Kacper wrote: "Tess826 wrote: "Well, I am reading The Pit and the Pendulum at the moment. So far I like it!"

I actually keep signing E.A. Poe for later, not sure what really to expect and which boo..."

I started reading it after we read The Raven in school. I was amazed about how he could write and wanted to know if other books are just as good as The Raven.
So far, I like how the story is percieved. It's written from first person, but surprisingly, I like it. The description is deep and you can truly imagine what is happening. It may be a little bit of a horror story, seeing as there are deaths and some stories may give you quite a scare, but overall I enjoy it in every moment. Also, when a character does what he/she does, it is for a reason and explanations are great. Like, Sherlock Holmes before Sherlock Holmes was invented.
(Also, sorry for my English, if you can't understand something, please message me.)

Oh my Will...

Currently reading The Lying Game Series by Sara Shepard

Dracula

I'm currently reading four books:

The High Mountains of Portugal by Yann Martel (Just started this the other day and it's still too early to form an opinion on it yet.)

By Light We Knew Our Names by Anne Valente (A collection of short stories. Pretty good so far; a couple of stories I didn't really care for, but I'm about halfway through and so far I'm happy with what I've read.)

I Am Malala: The Girl Who Stood Up for Education and Was Shot by the Taliban by Malala Yousafzai (I really don't know how I feel about this one. The introduction was very intriguing but the first few chapters are dull. The first few chapters are her parents' backstories and the history of Swat and Pakistan which are interesting but also very confusing. I feel like it's more of a stream-of-conscious style alternating between her parents and country's history that weren't pieced together that well. I'm hoping the other chapters will because more unified and interesting.)

Blood on the Tracks (Sydney Rose Parnell #1) by Barbara Nickless (Kindle First choice for September. Got a late start on it. Still too early to form an opinion on it yet.)

I'm currently reading Her Darkest Nightmare

I'm reading a book called The Radleys (:

Hi there, reading Name of the wind by Patrick Rothfus. Would anyone like to join on a buddy read, am just starting it,if interested lemme know

Priya

Reading The Handmaid's Tale, really liking it so far :)

Lockdown. The writing seems amateurish but the plot seems well thought out but maybe not put down well.

I am currently reading, The Night Circus

Library of Souls

Hereafter by Tara Hudson

I'm reading Nora Roberts - Morrigan's Cross. A great read but there's another two books in the series so l'll have to make sure I get to those not too far down the line. A similar story line to the movie The Highlander (1986) which started a whole swathe of TV series, animated versions, etc.

Reading

Don't judge a book by its cover. Who would have thought that this was going to be this good, based on the boring cover. This is one hell of a story once he gets going. You will not want to put this book down.

Halfway through The Grapes of Wrath. Read it in high school and I appreciate it much more now. Next up is Fates and Furies.