What are you reading? (split #8)

[Xandra]

I'm currently reading I Am The Messenger by Markus Zusak. It's not as good as The Book Thief, but it's alright.

[Bangel]

Flowers for Algernon.

[Pardona]

The Discovery of Heaven (but, seeing as I live in Belgium, the original Dutch version of course), by Harry Mulisch - again. It's one of my favourite books ever.

[.neko.]

Flowers for Algernon.

Oo I read that book last year! I really liked it .

[Igg]

Greek Tragedy: An Introduction by Marion Baldock

and

Medea by Euripides

FUN FUN FUN

[smudgeoffudge]

The Faerie Godmother
A new book by Mercedes Lackey

I really liked it. It is a more adult themed faerie tale, so has some adult subject matter.

[o_0]

Greek Tragedy: An Introduction by Marion Baldock

and

Medea by Euripides

FUN FUN FUN

Any Euripides is FUN FUN FUN.

lawl Fat Kid Rules the World is so boring that I've resorted to buying the books on tape and uploading them to my iPod. I now listen to it as I sleep.

[Immortal_Z]

Dragonlance
Dragons of the Dwarven Depths
the Lost Chronicles, Vol. 1
by: Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman



I Dragonlance dragonlance is the best fantasy series ever!

[vindee]

It by King. I love his style of writting.

The Faerie Godmother
A new book by Mercedes Lackey

I really liked it. It is a more adult themed faerie tale, so has some adult subject matter.

I've read her Mage Wars and The Last Herald Mage trilogies, both were nice. And yeah, she seems to like the adult stuff, the second one's main character was homosexual, which was something I never expected in a fantasy book.

Dragonlance... I always wanted to read it, but it's hard to get it in libraries here.

[Igg]

Greek Tragedy: An Introduction by Marion Baldock

and

Medea by Euripides

FUN FUN FUN

Any Euripides is FUN FUN FUN.
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To be fair, I like Medea, it's just that I'm reading them school, to be examined on in January (along with 5 other plays x_X) and I'm so tired and urrrgh.

[Xandra]

I've gotten to a boring spot in I am the Messenger, so I instead went and read Ruby in the Smoke by Philip Pullman. Fantastic, but as my luck is, my local library has all of the other books in the series aside from the second one, so no more Sally Lockhart for me, at the moment. And now I'm going to start The Secret Country by Pamela Dean- all this Cassie Claire chaos has gotten me interested in the book. Go figure.

[halfbakedbliss]

Ethan Frome

[Xil]

Cocksure by Mordecai Richler
A Midsummer Nights Dream by Shakesspeare
Eastern Standard Time by...someguy
Various Works By Oscar Wilde by a bunch of people.

[Dragonfire]

Nothing really. I recently finished "The Kite Runner" by Khaled Hosseini, which is a great book. I'm not starting anything new up yet, because I know that once I start college, I'm going to be hit with a million books.

[sprite]

any discworld books i haven't read before...

and This other Eden by ben elton. its pretty funny ^^