Books What are you reading now?

Last one I read was Monstrous Regiment by Terry Pratchett - brilliant!

 

I've finished the fourth book of The Wheel Of Time (The Shadow Rising) and I'm about a third of the way through the fifth (The Fires Of Heaven)... I'm trying to finish this quickly because my brother gave me a book to read called Kiss Me, Judas (I think the author's name is Will Christopher Baer)... then I also want to read The Dark Elf Trilogy and The Legacy Of The Drow (think they're by R.A. Salvatore is the name?).

*sigh* Though, I wish it was January already... that's when Sister Of The Dead (Barb and JC Hendee), the sequel to Thief Of Lives (which was a sequel to Dhampir) should be out. It's a long wait.

 

ive been meaning to read the dark elf series. a friend of mine sugested it, but ive had no time to read, so i keep putting it off.~

 

Daughter of the Forest, by Juliet Marriler I think.
It's really long but good. It's the first book of three.
An excellent science fiction!!

 

The last book I read was "Kingdoms of Light" by Alan Dean Foster

Although my favorite non-manga book is "The Black Gryphon" by Mercedes Lackey.

 

THE LAST SHERLOCK HOLMES STORY
By Michael Dibdin
Its was a really good book I would ask anyone to read it.

 

I just finished the collectors adition of L.J. Smith's Dark Visions. It's actually a pretty good book. I would recomend it if you're looking fomr something ot read.

 

I've finally gotten around to finishing Sourcery by Terry Pratchett.

 

Over the summer, while I was away, I finished reading:

Candide - Voltaire
A satire on the human condition and what produces evil.

Dune - Frank Herbert
A science fiction with a lot of mysticism thrown in, about a young boy, a plot to ruin his family, and his revenge.

Seventh Son - Orson Scott Card
First book of the Alvin Maker series; a fantasy about an America that might have been.

Red Prophet - Orson Scott Card
Second book in the Alvin Maker series.

The Memory of Earth - Orson Scott Card
First book in the Homecoming series; a science fiction about mankind's return to Earth.

The Call of Earth - Orson Scott Card
Second book in the Homecoming series.

Wyrms - Orson Scott Card
A science fiction about a prophecy, a teenage "princess", and the destroying force of the planet on which she resides.

Richard III - Shakespeare
A historical tragedy about King Richard III's rise to the throne, as well as his fall.

EDIT: I so totally forgot two other books I read. I can't believe I forgot these, as they were really, REALLY good.

The Once and Future King - T.H. White
The history of King Arthur as retold by the author. This is the book from where the movie "The Sword in the Stone" got its base.

The Book of Merlyn - T.H. White
The true last chapter of The Once and Future King, this was excluded from the original manuscript due to paper rations in WWII. This chapter is a highly political work, and basically debates the reason for human existance.

 

Fahrenheit 451, by Ray Bradbury. For a school assignment. It ain't all it cracked up to be, but fire never hurts a book's rep, right?

 

Moeyo Ken (Burn Oh Sword) its a historical fictional story about the Shinsengumi.

 

Dan Brown - Agels and demons

It's about the illuminati, really cool

 

Dan Brown - Da Vinci Code.

No need to introduce that book

- Teddz

 

Orson Scott Card - Enders Game

I'm starting up the next, Ender's Shadow.

 

i just finished reading The Three Kingdoms i dont know who the author is. i plan to start reading The Book Of Five Rings by Miyamoto Musashi.

 

The last book I read was one of the Goosebumps book. I don't know why but, I always seem to like them.

 

Owlflight- I really love Mercedes Lackey's books!

 

Chuck Palahniuk - Diary. Just finished reading that one at the weekend, it's the first book of his I've read and I thought it was pretty cool so I plan on reading a couple more by him sometime soon ; ) .

 

The last book I read was.....Lost roads and Other Writings- J.R.R Tolkien.

 

The last book I completly read was "The Old Man and the Sea" by Ernast Hemingway. I read it for Creative Writing class.