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I have so many books to read but no time to read them. Alas! I am currently reading, however, (I BLAME DEE >:U) The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. Loving it so far<3

Also reading Breadgivers by Anzia Yezierska for school. xD

MWAHAHAHA


Anyway...:3

I'm currently reading The Mortal Instruments: City of Fallen Angles by Cassandra Clare and The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness, both of which I am really, really loving at the moment

Sweet Glob in heaven, help me.

I'm reading several books at once.

AGAIN. xD

"Insurgent"- Veronica Roth
Sequel to Divergent. Pretty good so far


"Glow"- Amy Kathleen Ryan
Pretty boring so far. Not that interesting. It's trying really hard to be "different" but it's not working. :/

"Reckless"- Cornelia Funke

Captivating. Just as all her works are. This started out a biiiit rushed though, so it's kinda confusing at first. But it's still good.

"House"- Ted Dekker and Frank Peretti
Well..I know Ted Dekker's writing is always creepy and scary (but good)..This one is just..plain weird. I can't tell what's going on, but I can't stop reading. Also, this one is pretty disgusting too...Not normally into horror stories, but this one still got me for some reason. I AM interested in seeing the movie though.

"Never More"- James Patterson
Ehhhh...I USED to be a huge fan of the series, but only for the first three books. Then the main character got boring, whiny and too involved in a sappy romance.
Am I only person on earth who actually LIKES Dylan? :/ Nontheless, I wanted to see how the final book to one of my "love to hate, hate to love" series ended.
Annnd it was rushed, and it's hard to believe it ended so..weirdly. It's a shame this series went SO downhill. I'm sticking to the first three books.

"The Rise of Nine"- Pittacus Lore
Very VERY interesting. Held my attention thus far. Really like it, and am going to check out the others in the series.

Nancy Drew- Captive Witness- Carolyn Keene.
Obviously it moves along abit quickly and it's relatively short. But this story is one of my favorites out of the whole series.

Redwall: The Sable Quean- Bryan Jacques
I am still trying to finish this one. Redwall is a very beloved series of mine, even though the plots are pretty much recycled...xD I still love them though xD This one is pretty good so far, I like the villain.

Eurgh..tell me about it T__T I'm not a big fan of Dylan, but he has his funny moments. Nevermore was just a disappointing end to a series that started off so well Dx

Anyway, I'm still reading City of Fallen Angels and The Knife of Never Letting Go, but have now started The Host by Stephanie Mayer, which is looking good for how little I've read x3

Yea, I agree. :/ It's a total disappointment. Considering James Patterson is one of the most talented and well known authors, I know he could have done much better.


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Still reading the books stated above, with the exception of "glow"

I also just started reading the "MistMantle Chronicles-Urchin of the Rising Stars" (book 1)

I...REALLY like it actually...It's a great plot, although it seems A LOT like a book from Redwall. I wouldn't be surprised if the author drew inspiration from Red Wall and Watership Down.
Excellent book, really looking forward to reading the rest of the series.

I wanted to borrow some certain Polish fantasy books from library latety but now I ended up with Harry Potter and the Halfblood Prince from my friend xD

After two months of brining it with me on my backsack, I've read and finished in two days Seraphina-Rachel Hartman.
Now I'm reasing Kamala, une louve dans ma famille-Pierre Jouventin (a researcher that adopted a female puppy wolf, saving her by certain death and raised her with his family on a city).

After so much time I decided to read the good old classic of fantasy so I just get my first volume of Witcher series by Andrzej Sapkowski. To be honest - I expected he's a better writer xD

Back to my passion, romantic books haha xD
All I ever wanted-Kristan Higgins

The ever popular classic book Watership Down by Richard Adams.

The MistMantle Chronicles Book 3: The Heir of MistMantle

(I really love this series <3 )

I think I know what series this is. I've yet to start reading Nevermore. I read all the others. The first three were definitely the best.

Now I'm less eager to go look for the last one at the library. D:

...As for what I'm reading: The last two I finished were the newest Durarara!! manga volume by Rhyogo Narita (sp?) and her co-artists, and the newest issue of Third World Studio's Finding Gossamyr comic series. Both are excellent, and the next ones come out next month. Looking forward to those oh yeees I am.

The last actual novel I finished was Dexter is Delicious from the Dexter series written by Jeff Lindsay. I've yet to catch up with the next one. Book five was the best one I've read so far. (Books > TV version on Showtime. The TV version's broken my brain a bit too hard lately!)

There's one book out of the many paperbacks that I chose to keep from my bookstore. Family business. My dad and I were remodeling and I found fantasy-type one with cats in it that looked good called Tailchaser's Song by Tad Williams. As usual I have so much to read it's insane, apart from certain books I'm trying to find that I really, really want. Years later after first deciding to keep Tailchaser's Song, I'm going to start reading it tomorrow. Note to self: Next time, remember to pack it in my canvas bag before leaving the house to go back to work.

Tales From Watership Down.

The lost hero-Rick Riordan
Finally in italian! x3

Divergent by Veronica Roth

Originally I wasn't going to read this book, mostly because everyone is talking about it and I tend to avoid 'popular' books because they often don't live up to my expectations. But after it beat out Delirium by Lauren Oliver (my favorite book series) in a poll, I thought I'd give it a read if only to complain about how Delirium is better.