Obsolete: What book are you in the middle of right now?

[Fennel]

The Iliad, in preparation for my English class in the fall.

 

[Fairy Ice Ricky]

Soooo I never finished reading Natalia Sylvester's Chasing the Sun: A Novel. XD But now that I have my Kindle I'm making significant progress in the book!

 

[Chibster]

Started reading The Five People You Meet in Heaven. It was one of the summer reading books that seniors need to read.

 

[CrackFox]

Prescription for Murder : The True Story of Harold Shipman

I love books about crime stories and serial killers. It's kinda morbid but fascinating.

 

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Yesterday I restarted the Sookie Stackhouse series. My free time is about to be destroyed so I better read these quickly xD

 

[Pokemaster97]

The Awakening by Kate Chopin for my English Literature class

 

[Fairy Ice Ricky]

Just finished Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and now getting a start on As Red as Blood.

 

[Koudelka]

Conspiracy 365, June - Gabrielle Lord.

 

[Fairy Ice Ricky]

Tyler Dilts's A Cold and Broken Hallelujah. Interesting read.

 

[AbbyMustang]

I'm reading: A Clash of Kings by George R.R

 

[Lylian]

Kingdom of the Grail by Judith Tarr

 

[Psycho Pacifist]

H.G Wells - The Time Machine

 

[Silverwynde]

A Ticket to Ride: A Novel by Paula McLain. I'm giving this one another shot, as the prose is very good but the characters really aren't. I just hope I can tough it out until the end. (Yes, the characters are that bad.)

 

[Fairy Ice Ricky]

Just started Brad Vance's A Little Too Broken.

 

[Cap'n Jack]

Yesterday, I bought Dance of the Reptiles, a compilation of news paper columns by Carl Hiaasen for the Miami Herald. All the columns are dated between 2001 and 2012, and combined with Hiaasen's home-state pride for Florida, which is also my home state, I figured they'd be a good capsule for the time and place of my childhood, being as my family moved to Florida in 2001 when I was 4 years old and I've been here ever since.

 

[ocelotlrama jaguar]

The Disaster Artist- a book by The Room actor, Greg Sestero. I'm not going to lie, this book can be... uncomfortable to read. There are some parts that make me chuckle, but it really explains a lot why that movie was so hilariously awful in a funny, yet disturbing way. I don't think I will be laughing at certain scenes anymore, either.

 

[Fairy Ice Ricky]

Cassandra Clare - The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones

I'm not really sure why I'm reading this, to be honest. It kind of just... happened, I guess. o__o;;

 

[Tyrfing]

Eldest, by Christopher Paolini. I read Eragon two years ago and just found out that it actually continued. I'm finding Roran's side-plot much more interesting than the main story.

 

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A Dance with Dragons by George R.R. Martin

 

[Peachy]

A Game of Thrones. Very, very slowly.