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And finally, the other three books of the Guardians of Ga'Hoole arrived! Now I'm reading the first one, The stiege-Kathryn Lasky

Actually, Wolves of the Beyond is by the same author of Guardians of Ga'Hoole! It's in the same world as the Ga'Hoole owls, except it's centered with wolves. It's very interesting! So far there's only two books out, but the series is great so far! I suggest it highly. It's a very good read. :3

Zapach Szk?a by Andrzej Ziemia?ski
There's nothing better than Polish fantasy xD

I'm in a book crisis atm xD I only have some really boring novels from the Firekeeper series and The Burning Land by Bernard Cornwell. They were boring enough for me to ignore their presence on my bookself xD I have to order some more Guardians of Ga'Hoole books and I want to get started on Wolves of The Beyond. I also want to read Piratica :3

Re-reading Catching Fire and after that Mockingjay. Fff just love those books so much. ;_;

Finished all the Maximum Ride books...

LOL. What a coincidence. I've just started reading the Hunger Games. xD

Hmmmmmmmmm... I never read. ...or at least not much. I bought the novelization of the 2010 version of The Wolfman some months back though,
and couldn't help but leaf through it. ...without really realizing at first I ended up reading it. So yea... I'm still reading that.
There once was a time when that would've been done the month or even week I started. x_x
It's quite excellent though. Some things I actually like better than the movie, but then again that goes both ways.

Finished The Hunger Games. Now reading Catching Fire.

I am reading Felidae by Akif Pirinçci. Its kind of like the movie....and I wish that the movie had that one scene:

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I am kind of disappointed about how short it is (got it yesterday and I am almost done), and I keep on forgetting that the cats are cats and not people. They are so human-like. And I am also kind of creeped out by my cats now >.<

I'm reading....
The Lost Hero by Rick Riordan
Doomwyte by Brian Jacques
Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry by Mildred D. Taylor

They're all great books. =3

Finished Wolfman novelization. Now reading, "The Howling".

Haha, me too!
I'm also reading:
No One Here Gets Out Alive by Jerry Hopkins and Danny Sugarman - A biography of Jim Morrison. Kinda purple prose-y, but still interesting and pretty good.
Journals by Kurt Cobain - Consists of photocopied pages from his journals. (I had no idea he was good at drawing until I got this book.)
The Fellowship of the Ring by J. R. R. Tolkien - So...creative...
Animal Farm by George Orwell - For English class . I've already read it and loved it. I don't want to answer comprehension questions on it!
And maybe Monday (if my friend can remember to bring it...) I'll start The Ox-Bow Incident by Walter Van Tilburg Clark. I wouldn't be reading a Western of my own accord--it's the focus work for Academic Team this year, so I have to read it unless I want to bomb the Language Arts test.

Done with Catching Fire. I'm now on Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins.

Freaking love those books, rofl.

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Rereading Eldest, then going to read.. the one that comes after that >.>

Tibb: Yeah, Catching Fire left me on a huge cliffhanger. I really want to keep reading Mockingjay but I feel sick and I can't. Doesn't help that my friend who's already read them is tempting me with 'not really spoilers'. D: