Books: What are you currently reading?

[DeceitfulBeauty]

Already read one whole textbook --The Humanist Tradition -- before the semester even started. Now I've started Coming of Age in Mississippi by Anne Moody for American History 212 and I'm hooked. It's so poignant and honestly written I can't put it down, and that's rare for me with autobiographies.

[Greyelephant]

Not reading at this moment. However I do plan on getting the third book in the "Inheritance" series soon. Then I believe in Oct. my love comes around again. The Legend of Drizt The Pirate King comes out. Now that one I really can't wait for! I'm also still waiting on the library to have Star Wars Invincible available for me. So as you can see, I've got a lot of reading to do soon.

[WorldBuilder]

I'm reading the Pendragon books for the third time, the last one comes out in '09

[braveheart101]

I am reading....Reaper man, Maskerade, THUD!, and wyrd sisters. I am trying to get my hands on all the Terry Prachett books I can!

[JoutnFAN77]

ARTEMIS FOWL 5!!!!!
and Lariel

[Heroscape Elffy]

#5 is out? Awesome! Wait, whats it called?

Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison.

[JoutnFAN77]

Sorry to dissappoint you Elffy. There is 6 now...
5 = Lost colony
6 = I don't remember I saw it in Books A Million.

[Zelrig]

The 6th is The Time Paradox. Sadly, it was the worst yet...

CUrrently reading the Wishsong of Shannara.

[MI_Tiger]

Originally Posted by Azrael's Acid

I pour through books like they were the last book on earth. I have to read at night before I sleep. As a result, I usually finish them quickly. I just got done with Odd Hours, and I thought it was great. I think my favorite in the series was the first, and Brother Odd. I agree with you MI Tiger. There is something different about this series. I'm also waiting for him to finish the Frankenstein series. Loved that one. Right now I'm rereading the Dark Tower books by Stephen King. I LOVE those. Excellent work.

I finished Odd Hours last week and I was really disappointed. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but Odd's willingness to use violence seemed out of character. I guess its good that the character is growing, but I miss the poor fry cook back in Pico Mundo (I also miss the Pico Mundo supporting characters). I still heartily recommend the series, but this one was probably my least favorite of the 4.

[Rifier_Ace]

Originally Posted by Heroscape Elffy

The fourth and seventh are the best, Rifier_Ace. Read them 10 times each before I'm done with the Seventh Book, and you'll beat me! Right Now, I'm reading the Invisible Man, by some author. ;D

I finished the third book on Saturday and really enjoyed it. I am now about 250 pages through the fourth and enjoying it just as much or more. I had read all of the books four or so years ago but had stopped reading after the fourth book because my parents aren't exactly fans of the books but now that I am older (15) I can read the books again without their scrutiny. My older brother has the fifth, sixth and seventh books that I plan on reading right after I finish the fourth book. How good would you say the fifth book is compared to the fourth book?

[Snoop Greyjoy]

Just started Book 6 of the Harry Potter series. Ive really gotten into them, it seems like they are getting better and better!

[Heroscape Elffy]

They do, gents. They do, indeed. I forgot about the lost Colony...I read that last year in school. The Sixth, I MUST READ.