What is everyone reading right now?

[iamtehzen]

Really? I thought it'd be there, but I was in Ottakar's anyway so I just placed an order with them. Tim Burton is fun too.

[Keerin]

Originally Posted by iamtehzen

Just finished The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, which I liked.

I picked up a copy of The Princess Bride yesterday because it's a crime that I've never read it, apparently.
I also bought The Hitch-hiker's Guide to The Galaxy. And ordered a copy of The Melancholy Death Of Oyster Boy.

Books are fun.

you seem to have really good taste in books!

i'd advise you to read Running With Scissors by Augusten Burroughs

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...498479-7882845

just finished that and also just finished vernon god little, which was extremely good! away to start reading the running man.

[chewlip]

On the subject.....



The start of my collection.


I'm reading The book of the Subgenius at the moment. I just got it. All the way from the U.S. It's fucking ace. Everyone should read it.

[samuraisloth]

i just have to say that i have started reading the lovely bones and i am loving this book...has anyone else read it?

i am only half way through(ish) but i would recommend this

[Punkyfoos]

I read it a couple of months ago, not the kind of book I'd normally go for but I thought it was really good.
I'm reading "White Trash" by John King just now, s'ok but it's not exactly rocking my world

[RussellOrGoose]

I'm reading 'Citizen Soldier' by Stephen Ambrose for the 3rd time.

[St.Magumba]

Bomb making instructions written in arabic.

[jaded_wreckless]

Originally Posted by samuraisloth

i just have to say that i have started reading the lovely bones and i am loving this book...has anyone else read it?

i am only half way through(ish) but i would recommend this

Its amazing isn't it? Its just really well written

[Rainbow_brite]

Originally Posted by samuraisloth

i just have to say that i have started reading the lovely bones and i am loving this book...has anyone else read it?

i am only half way through(ish) but i would recommend this

its great! i cried n i cried!
lucky is pretty good too but not as much as the bones

[samuraisloth]

Originally Posted by Rainbow_brite

its great! i cried n i cried!
lucky is pretty good too but not as much as the bones

i noticed that one to...worth the read?

[Babydoll]

the lovely bones is my favourite book of all time, seriously. It's so good. I love how Alice Sebold talks about rape and death in such graphic detail but it still reads so peacefully and even nice, its hard to explain but none of it is gruesome. I cried at it too but it's so so good i'd reccomend it to everyone
I read it on holiday last summer and as far as i know its still pretty high in the reading charts

[jaded_wreckless]

Yeah I dunno whether ir not to read lucky, it doesn't look to good.

The only thing I didn't liek about the lovely bones is how the time period was the same for most the bookt hen they just quickly ran through the years at the end.

[Rainbow_brite]

Originally Posted by Babydoll

the lovely bones is my favourite book of all time, seriously. It's so good. I love how Alice Sebold talks about rape and death in such graphic detail but it still reads so peacefully and even nice, its hard to explain but none of it is gruesome. I cried at it too but it's so so good i'd reccomend it to everyone
I read it on holiday last summer and as far as i know its still pretty high in the reading charts

totally!!
like when she is describing the rape and murder scene
i might have to read this again

i didnt ever finish lucky off and i normally always finish books
i might pick it up again too

[Babydoll]

yeah i was just looking at my books last night for something to read. I'm feeling a refresh of that'd be good
its lovely how her little sister falls in love too