What are you reading?

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

Reply #256:

Breaking Dawn is weird but I like it now I'm this far in.

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Reply #257:

the same with the lords of the bow, Half way through...

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Reply #258:

I'm reading Persuasion by Jane Austen at the mo. Never read anything by her but knew it was a classic so thought I'd give it a go. Quite enjoying it but not that far in, only about Chapter 5. I've also got a few queued up to read next, Galveston by Sean Stewart (who I love), Passage to India by E M Forster & the Minotaur takes a Cigarette Break by Steven Sherrill. What attracts people to a book? Its normally the title or the feel I get when I read the back or see the cover (sorry but I do sometimes judge a book by its cover :/). Also the author if its someone I know or like. Happy

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Reply #259:

Jane Austen is good, I've never read Persuasion though. Pride and Prejudice is a great read if you like her stuff. Any Francesca Lia Block fans?

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Reply #260:

I'm reading 'The Book Thief' by Markus Zusak. It is really good so far! Written from the perspective of Death during Nazi Germany and focusing on a little girl - the eponimous 'Book thief'.. check it out!

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Reply #261:

I will

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Reply #262:

yeh the book theif looks interesting

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Reply #263:

just finished It and Carrie, starting Nightmares and Dreamscapes. I'm on a Stephen King binge atm.

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Reply #264:

Just finished Dune by Frank herbert. It was very interesting. Great characters and plot. I hope to get the second one next, looking for it on audio so it's hard to find.

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Reply #265:

pride & prejudice & zombies - excellent book

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Reply #266:

Coraline by Neil Gaiman via audiobook. I quite liked it, although I think younger people may appreciate it more.

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Reply #267:

hehe I bought it in book form, its short but the writing is huuuge lol kind of a good thing, I still think I'll like it though. Almost done with breaking dawn, I love the twilight series and don't want it to end but do want something else to read!

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Reply #268:

a year in Provdence

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Reply #269:

I like to read while gooing to sleep at night so I don't get very far very fast, BUT, I ntend to make many changes and reading more is one of them. I do like a book I can hold in my hands and not read on-line. Currently on Dorthea Benton Frank, Pawley's Island was my favorite about the low-country in South Carolina.

I also like Stuart Woods, LuAnne Rice, and travel novels.

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Reply #270:

finally I finished the twilight series! Last two books were a bit long considering what little there was going on...I liked the series but the first book was the best book.

now onto the unbearable lightness of being and coraline

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