Batman-Death İn Family

The Beak of the Finch by Jonathan Weiner

It's for AP Biology. Very interesting, though. It's about evolution, Darwin, and finches.

Barry Trotter and the shameless parody

how to make love like a pornstar

Thats the Jenna Jameison book right??I think i spelt that wrong :S
I'm reading The Tommyknockers.

I'm reading the Bible for my AP English class. Fun fun.

But I'm also reading The Myth of Sisyphus and Other Essays by Albert Camus. And I'll probably start reading One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez fairly soon.

I hope to write a best-selling book someday.

^ I had to read the Bible for AP English, too. Took forever!

"Thank God" for Spark Notes!

Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick

I've just finished; 'The Island of the Angels' by Leonard Wibberley.

Currently re-reading; 'Metamorphoses' by Ovid.

the deafning by frances itani its a good book!

big sur, jack kerouac

The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne

It's for English class.

How to do [almost] anything
it tells you how to carve a turkey, burp a baby, fix a toilet, play poker, darn a sock, choose a melon and make a bed. and 108 other things. its quite helpful.

Short Stories from Truman Capote.

Crime and punishment

Young Zaphod Plays It Safe by Douglas Adams

Cell, by Stephen King. Anyone a fan?

^ STEPHEN KING!!!!!

Yeah, love his writing. I'm not reading anything by him at the moment, though. Read The Langoliers and Secret Window (in the book with the collection of novellas, Four Past Midnight) in August.

Hallucinating Foucault by Patricia Duncker

i jus finished "Mercure" by Amélie Nothomb
i love her work so much

Kurt Cobain biography by Christopher Sanford

yeah i read it too ... it's kinda disturbing to read his biography ... we do not know if actually he wanted us to do it ya know ... i was reading because i watedto understand him a little ... but i couldn't stop thinking "oh my god i am reading his thoughs"

Just finished A Spot Of Bother by Mark Haddon, now I'm reading The Kid Stays In The Picture by Robert Evans.

I have to read 1000 pages of Jack Kerouac by December. So I've started reading On the Road, after that I'm going to read The Dharma Bums. I'm really excited to write a research report on his style and just generally the beat generation. Anyone here have a favoured Kerouac book?

ive just had to buy a GCSE history book from heinemann for £16!!!!! sheesh kebab.....

Im reading One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest & Artemis Fowl: The eternity code

Ive just finished reading Someone Like You by Sarah Dessen and The Hottest State by Nick someoneorrather

The Bormann Testament - Jack Higgins

100 años de soledad

i'm reading "The Life of Hunger " by Amélie Nothomb

Right now I'm re-reading Pride and Prejudice, which I adore, and I just finished a book called The Victorian Home, which is about domestic life in middle-class Victorian England. It looked kind of dry, but it turned out to be really good. And made me grateful for modern medicine...things were savage back in the day!!

That's a fantastic book. Have fun reading it

A Farewell To Arms by Ernest Hemingway

I'm currently reading "The Beatles" by Bob Spitz.It's seemingly long but really interesting and so far its been a really good read.

Oh,and I love how all of you are into reading off-beat books.Thats pretty cool.

Douglas Adams is my faverite author, he's one of the few who works (or more worked) with in my faverite genre......sci fi comedy .

You guys read some pritty good stuff, like Hemingway. I loved for whom the bell tolls.

At the moment i am reading day of the trifards but i had to return it to the libary and a friend has my mums copy

The Reptile Room
by Lemony Snicket

Just finished reading the Bad Beginning.

Thats a good book too

THE NEW ARTEMIS FOWL IS OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(in australia!)

I don't like Artemis Fowl

Many Dont

But i think its cool!

The new one? how do you mean? 5th? I just got the 4th...

I love Stephen King!

I was really unimpressed with the ending of 'Cell' but the book itself wasn't too bad. Was a bit like 'the Stand' meets 'Dreamcatcher', really.

what is it?

The Dante Club - Matthew Pearl

The 5th!
its called The Lost Colony

Did you only just get the fourth because it just came out or did you only just get around to reading it

HeY

Dorian Gray - Oscar Wilde

Because noone told me it was out!
I was at my parent's bookshop looking at the series and I was like 'Four? When the hell did this come out, why did you never tell me!'

im reading a book called extraordinary chickens.
its fascinating how many breeds of chicken there are.