Now Reading... (or Recently Finished)

[xBrutalBeautyx]

The Source of Magic - Piers Anthony

AND

Winter's Heart - Robert Jordan

[DarkVampire]

The latest edition of Maximum PC.

[pomba gira]

Just finished vol. 4 of GetBackers and vol. 13 of Samurai Deeper Kyo

[Azeuron]

Just picked up the zombie survival guide by max brooks....very good read....from a practical perspective....you never know when those damn zombies are gonna attack.....boy scout motto be prepared lol

[GOREgeouslyDecorated]

Without A Net by Michelle Kennedy

VERY good book... I'm having troubles putting it down!

[phee]

The Book Of The Dead by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child

[freydis]

Twilight Watch-- Sergei Lukyanenko

[Burrich1]

Kushiel's Chosen by Jaqueline Carey.

[LuluVox]

Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi

[bav]

Ender's Game - Orson Scott Card

[SuZQZ]

Twilight Watch-- Sergei Lukyanenko

Ooh, Ooh.... I'm half way through Day Watch. Please let me know how you like Twilight Watch when you are through with it so I know whether to run and get it in the next few weeks or if it can wait a bit.

[Kit Kat P]

Son of a Witch (Wicked) ~ Gregory Maguire

Lick of Frost (Meredith Gentry) ~ Laurell K. Hamilton

[pomba gira]

What about you guys, read a book recently and was surprised that you liked it?

Not recently, but I felt that way about Cold Mountain. Don't usually like mainstream fiction, and couldn't imagine feeling any sympathy for a bunch of confederate folks. But the story and characters were strong enough to keep me engaged, and a lot of the action had an almost surreal quirkiness to it that made it seem less "mainstream". And the main theme was how war fucks over everyone, regardless of what side they're on.

Right now I'm reading I Luv Halloween vol. 3 (didn't think it could possibly be more twisted than the first 2- I was wrong!) and Bombos vs. Everything vol. 1. Yup, still can't finish anything w/out pictures! Although I've been slowly creeping through The Devil's Picnic as my bathroom reader. Interesting non-fiction read, about this guy's travels around the world sampling local forbidden consumables.

[jane dazzle]

The Witching Hour by Anne Rice.......it started out good, but i am currently reading a few very not so interesting chapters.

[Marmee_Noir]

Comes A Horseman, by Robert Liparulo... Just bought it today.. Junk title I think but from reading the back cover sounds pretty good.

" The ancients saw death as a blazing figure on horseback, swift and merciles. Those facing the black chasm often mistook their pounding heart for the beating of hooves.

Now, FBI agents pursuing a killer from a centuries-old cult realize they have become his Prey."

[Head Wreck]

Sam Bourne - The Last Testament.

not a bad book, a few glaring plot holes but I'm a paranoid type anyhow

[Rivet_HeadINC]

Wicked

I went to see it over the summer in E. Lansing, and need to see the difference between the two.

[Kit Kat P]

sooo good

Kushiel's Chosen by Jaqueline Carey.

[Kit Kat P]

Jewel Trader of Pegu

[Shade Everdark]

I'm re-reading The Lord of the Rings.

Yup, I do it every year.

Yup, I'm a geek.

Nope, don't ever get me into a discussion about it, I will bore you to death.

[prettystar1sky]

Modern Dental Assisting, 8th Edition

[Bernadette]

Breaking Trail, by Arlene Blum. Would highly recommend.

[CandyQuackenbush]

Essential Science for Therapeutic Massage.

*school text book*

[predaking]

Ender's Game - Orson Scott Card

thats a good book

[predaking]

just finshed The Lake House

cant remember the author

now reading What If The Hulk Had Killed Wolverine?

by John Arcudi