Currently reading?

[Alienfish]

I loved The Heir. I think I preferred reading about the selection process from the POV of the person doing the choosing, rather than one of the competitors. There's more mystery to it. Even though I'm not exactly Eadlyn's biggest fan.

Finished reading Pony last night and with it accomplished my reading goal for the year:

Spoiler

Guess it's time to double that, given it's only May.

Congrats and yeah you should I haven't read that many probably but then I tend to read not the easiest ones and being too busy with other stuff

 

[Chris]

I just binge-read regardless of content. I started Erasing Shame by Yeyu this evening and I thought it would be a slow read, due to being a pseudo-historical Chinese war piece and I'm just generally unfamiliar with the history, naming conventions, and terminology; but I'm still speeding through it as it's just so fascinating. Keep pausing the TV show I'm watching to read a chapter here and there.

 

[Alienfish]

I just binge-read regardless of content. I started Erasing Shame by Yeyu this evening and I thought it would be a slow read, due to being a pseudo-historical Chinese war piece and I'm just generally unfamiliar with the history, naming conventions, and terminology; but I'm still speeding through it as it's just so fascinating. Keep pausing the TV show I'm watching to read a chapter here and there.

Yeah I try to read as much as I can but then yeah I guess it depends if you get stuck in other things And how easily read they are in a way.

 

[PrincessAurora]

Currently reading The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein. I heard it was a funny book from the perspective of a dog. Which it is. But nobody warned me that it'd be so sad.

 

[boujee]

The messenger. It's just a reread since this book cracks me up

 

[guardgirl]

Currently reading Paper Towns for about the millionth time

 

[AquaStrudel]

Right now I'm reading "The Chosen" by Chaim Potok. I'm reading it for my AP class and it's pretty good so far.

 

[Kevinnn]

Rereading 13 Reasons Why since I rated it a 0/5 a couple years ago and want to give it a second chance lmao

 

[Bluberry]

I'm currently invested in Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk. It's... the most interesting book I have ever read. Very unique! Not for the faint of heart. Since I like reading two books and interchanging when there's a slow period in the book, I'm also reading Valley of Horses, book two of the Earth's Children series by Jean M. Auel. I highly suggest the series to all avid readers. I couldn't put the first book down!

 

[Contessa]

To kill a mockingbird

 

[boujee]

Malcolm X autobiography

 

[Nena]

This plague of days by Robert chazz chute

 

[KaydeeKrunk]

Nothing at the moment besides the book I am writing myself. =D

 

[LunarMako]

"The Crown" by Kiera Cass. It's the 5th book in "The Selection" series. There very "girly" books

 

[nerdatheart9490]

Ender In Exile. I'm reading it for the third time. It's what happens between Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead. I love this series <3

I'm also reading The Little Book of BIG F*%k Ups. A book of some of the biggest and dumbest mistakes made in history. I honestly only bought it for the name. The book itself isn't that funny.

 

[visibleghost]

i've started reading so many books that i never finished......, rip...,.. should probably get around to reading sometime again ugh ..,.. i've started the first game of thrones book and some other books lol

 

[vel]

a fanfiction the outsiders (again) by s.e. hinton

 

[Hunter x Hunter]

Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya (Manga). I'm also reading a Mala biography now.

 

[SilkSpectre]

All I read these days are my dance magazines.

 

[ellarella]

Patrick Rothfuss's The Name of the Wind!

it's pretty good so far, but the main character is intensely boring. he excels at absolutely everything and has no faults at all.

up next is Julian Barnes' Levels of Life