What are you reading?

430 replies since 18th July 2007 • Last reply 18th July 2007

Reply #226:

a string of pearls

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Reply #227:

I'm reading A Clockwork Orange, got to love it! (I'm an American, and the book here was originally printed with only 20 chapters where the rest of the world got the full 21 chapters, which changes the ending completely. The movie however follows the book with only 20 chapters so I'm eager to finish reading this (with 21) to know the real ending)

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Reply #228:

boo hoo hoo the last book in Northern Lights Happy The Amber Spyglass (Philip Pullman) I don't know what to read after it and I don't want to get to the end but I HAVE to!

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Reply #229:

My bf got me some books from the university libary,

I am reading Creativity and the Brain

Left brain/right brain

An earthly knight

The secret under my skin

Desirable Daughters

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Reply #230:

Hocus Pocus - Vonnegut

I have sooo many books at home I need to read. I feel like I waste tons of money on books.

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Reply #231:

Hocus Pocus - Vonnegut

I have sooo many books at home I need to read. I feel like I waste tons of money on books.

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Reply #232:

A Short History of Nearly Everything - Bill Bryson it's fascinating. I didn't study science so it's good for a noob like me Happy

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Reply #233:

Just read Coraline by Neil Gaiman today, it was good but terrifying! And now I'm gonna start reading Stardust =)

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Reply #234:

they're making that into a film! I think, stop motion, the film set was all handmade Happy

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Reply #235:

What, Coraline? That would be awesome!

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Reply #236:

It's out already you guys! In 3d!! woooo It looks quite good, but I would like to read it first.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0327597/


EDIT: ok, sorry it's out in the US, not in the UK until May Happy sorry

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Reply #237:

yeh I put 'making' by accident but I kinda meant it wasn't out here yet. Looks a bit scary though as well, things can seem incredibly creepy scary in plasticine!

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Reply #238:

I am reading a collection of books written by claire Morley and Farley Morley. they are about their lives in Atlantic Canada

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Reply #239:

I like all the little handmade scotty dogs in coraline Happy

TWILIGHT! oh my I'm only a chapter and a half in and I already love it haha. There's something very sexy about mystery and vampires. You have no idea how good it is for me to be able to get into something so fast because before I started reading lots it was really hard because of my dyslexia that I didn't know I had then. I still find it hard to concentrate but after a while I get read for ages without realising the time. WHY SO SULLEN EDWARD CULLEN!!!! I have to knooow!

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Reply #240:

I have been reading oscar wilde and Joesph conrad short stories

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