What are you reading?

Fellow readers, (well...book worms. xD) update everyone on what your reading now? ^^

Currently, I'm rereading bits of Columbine by Dave Cullen. It's a nonfiction book, but it goes through the events in a very luring manner, speaking of the present and then switching into the past to get an insight of why this happened. I absolutely recommend it.

I just just just started City of Ashes but most likely won't be able to finish it for a while since I'm sooo busy :P

Eragon by Christopher Paolini, again. A kid in my english class was reading it for a book report, made me realize how long it been since I read it.

I'm reading the Hobbit again right now, getting all updated when the film is released ;D

City of ashes is awesome!
Buut I'm reading "Piece of cake" by Derek Robinson. It's about the RAF in WWII.

(: I'm rereading 'I am the Messenger" by Markus Zusak. Such a good book ^-^

I recently finished reading 13 Reasons Why, it was absolutely heartbreaking but brilliantly written book.
Next I'm gonna start Hush Hush's sequel Crescendo ^^

I am currently reading The Night Angel Trilogy by Brent Weeks. I am on the 1st book still which is called "The Way Of Shadows." It's all about Assassination 8D it's really good :3 the description is unbelievable *o*

I'm reading "The Hidden Diary of Marie Antoinette". I'm a French history lover, and Marie Antoinette was a special person for the French history. I really wanted to find out more things about her and her life :)

After I've finished Wizards First Rule from the Legend of the Seeker series I'm reading the second book now: Stone of Tears.

I loved the first book, but the second one... well, how can I explain that strange developement... it has become odd. And it's still getting odder (does this word exist? if not: more absurd xD) with every page. Yeah, I'm loosing interest, I fear... =(

oh i really liked all the first six books from the legend of the Seeker, good point
i am still looking for the others, our libraries aren't so good

Now i'm reading a book called Farlander wich i had from my friends as christmas gift =)

I've just finished No & Me by Delphine De Vigan - attempted to read the original French version first but failed miserably, plus I had 2 weeks of exams looming. If you want a short book that's easy to read but at the same time, will make you think, then I recommend it.

And in school for my English Lit' classes we're studying The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood, which I'd recommend if you like dystopian stories, and also Beloved by Toni Morrisette, which I'm really struggling to get into.

Light in August for AP Lit :x ugh so dull

Erich Fromm - The Art of Love

:3

Right now I am reading Holly Black's Valiant >w< It is so freaking good! <3

Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell, who's not the British comedian David Mitchell, but a ridiculously talented author

Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri

I'm only reading the Inferno part because that's all I need to read for my literature class. Might read the whole thing if it's interesting.

Currently reading Toto-chan by Tetsuko Kuroyanagi

Still reading The Legend of The Seeker 2. The first book was good, the second.. uuh. Richard tends to become godlike. Its annoying and not comprehensible.

I just finished Oeroeg by Hella S. Haasse this morning n.n {it's a dutch one, dunno if it ever got translated} It's a pretty good one, but soo sad :')

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi somebody or other. I'm reading it for English, but let me tell you, I don't like it at all. It's about a kid who shoots a bunch of kids at his school because they bullied him or whatever. It keeps switching points of view between him, this other girl, her mom, his defense, a police officer, his mom, his dad, EVERYONE. For like, three paragraphs. And then changes again. I can't connect or feel anything for any of the characters.
Not to mention, it switches between the present, when he was in kindergarten and various other years. Ugh.

Also, it has a ton of totally unneccessary language. I think I'm the only one bothered by it, but whatever.

on the side I'm reading City of Glass, which is a thousand times better, always.

As I just finished Clockwork angel, I am going to start reading Wicked Lovely until the next Cassandra Clare book comes out ;D