What are you reading now?

We had a thread like this in the past and I used to post to it all the time. However, it has closed so I thought I would make a new one and see if we can keep it going.

You can post an image of the book you are reading or just post the title.

Here's the book I am reading.

[Sophrosyne]

I'm reading the Divergent series again.

[fallingstargirl]

Re-reading Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe, and also reading The Name of the Star by Maureen Johnson.

[hocus pocus]

Hoping to start this soon.

[Kintsukuroi.]

Originally Posted by Cassado

Hoping to start this soon.

My younger sister just read that last week and said it was a good book!

I'm in the middle of reading this:

[Sophrosyne]

I can't be bothered posting a picture of it, so it's 10 things I hate about me. It's a good book.

[Evanesco]

[Thereishope]

Wake Up Happy by Michael Strahan.

[alostpenguin]

[Synæsthesia]

Listening to The Fault in Our Stars on audiobook at the moment.

I also have several books laying around with bookmarks in them.
(Crank by Ellen Hopkins, The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon, The End of Boys by Peter Hoffmeister (a memoir written by a former writing teacher of mine)) There's also a growing pile of books I intend to read...

[Kintsukuroi.]

I'm reading:

Originally Posted by Synæsthesia

Listening to The Fault in Our Stars on audiobook at the moment.

I also have several books laying around with bookmarks in them.
(Crank by Ellen Hopkins, The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Haddon, The End of Boys by Peter Hoffmeister (a memoir written by a former writing teacher of mine)) There's also a growing pile of books I intend to read...

Ellen Hopkins is amazing. I want to read more of her books but they are expensive and I get through them so quickly that it seems like a waste of time. I am actually gonna renew my library card next month and see if I can order a few of her books. I'll probably be on a waitlist. I did like the crank series but it wasn't my favorite.

[Kintsukuroi.]

Originally Posted by .:BreakingBeautifully:.

I remember reading this way back when it was on wattpad so many years ago. I didn't know she got it published though.

[Sophrosyne]

A Legal Studies textbook.

Originally Posted by Ataraxia.

I remember reading this way back when it was on wattpad so many years ago. I didn't know she got it published though.

I think she got a few of her books published. There is one or two others that I want to read but I've been thinking of checking wattpad first. I know she has a lot of kindle versions of her books though.

This is what I am reading:

[Sophrosyne]

Harry Potter, all over again.

[Calaer]

I'm reading Strangers by Dean Koontz. I love the author, and my favorite book by him is Phantoms. I've just finished that one as well, and I've decided to start another one of his. So far, it's great.

Originally Posted by PixelVeta

I'm reading Strangers by Dean Koontz. I love the author, and my favorite book by him is Phantoms. I've just finished that one as well, and I've decided to start another one of his. So far, it's great.

I used to read dean Koontz. The first book I read by him was the face. It intrigued me so I read a few more. I prefer him to stephen king. His books are way more intriguing. I want to read the Odd Thomas books but I end up forgetting!

[Meowstic]

I'm reading a book called The first confessor itsnow officially my favourite book.

[Calaer]

I'm actually reading two books at the moment. The first is Cat Person by Seo Kim and the second is Mr. Murder by Dean Koontz.

[hocus pocus]

I'm reading What We Left Behind by Robin Talley.

[hocus pocus]

I just finished Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson and I'm going to start another soon.

Originally Posted by Cassado

I just finished Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson and I'm going to start another soon.

Speak was a great book. Her book, catalyst I believe, was also good. But, it was sad. I think a lot of her books are sad but those are the only two I've read. I tried reading Wintergirls and wasn't feeling it. Have a few of her other books on my reading list.

And, I'm reading Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. It's kind of weird but I've barely started it. Weird isn't bad though there are parts that intrigue me so I'm gonna try and read it through. It's for my book club but was on my list anyway.

[Kintsukuroi.]

I'm reading this book for class and it's so boring that it makes you sleepy:



I'm also reading:

Originally Posted by Ataraxia.

I'm reading this book for class and it's so boring that it makes you sleepy:



I'm also reading:

Most required reading makes me sleepy. I think I liked To Kill a Mockingbird and Night were the only ones I liked. Although, I read To Kill a Mockingbird a few years before it was required.

The other book looks good and I have put it on my goodreads list though.

[Calaer]

The Cat Person again.

Personal Demons Kelley Armstrong.

[hocus pocus]

Originally Posted by .:BreakingBeautifully:.

Speak was a great book. Her book, catalyst I believe, was also good. But, it was sad. I think a lot of her books are sad but those are the only two I've read. I tried reading Wintergirls and wasn't feeling it. Have a few of her other books on my reading list.

Speak was good. I haven't read Catalyst, but I'd like to. I have a large list of books I want to read. You should read her book, The Impossible Knife of Memory. It's been a few months since I've read it, but it's about the character's father's PTSD and how she's impacted by it. I like sad books, especially ones I can relate to. Oh, and there's a book called Letters to the Dead that is really good, one of my favorites. Can't remember the author though.

In the past few days I've read Heartbeat by Elizabeth Scott and Between the Notes by Sharon Huss Roat. I just started Reba: My Story by Reba McEntire and Tom Carter.

Originally Posted by Cassado

Speak was good. I haven't read Catalyst, but I'd like to. I have a large list of books I want to read. You should read her book, The Impossible Knife of Memory. It's been a few months since I've read it, but it's about the character's father's PTSD and how she's impacted by it. I like sad books, especially ones I can relate to. Oh, and there's a book called Letters to the Dead that is really good, one of my favorites. Can't remember the author though.

In the past few days I've read Heartbeat by Elizabeth Scott and Between the Notes by Sharon Huss Roat. I just started Reba: My Story by Reba McEntire and Tom Carter.

I saw The impossible knife of memory in the bookstore and meant to put it on my reading list. Thanks for reminding me! I already have the other one on my reading list though. And, I have so many books on my reading list I have no idea how I am gonna read them all. I am averaging three books a month. But, one of them is always for book club. Oh, well, it's fun trying to tackle my reading list. Although, I do keep adding books.

The silent girls.

[hocus pocus]

Nearing the end of We Were Liars by E. Lockhart.

[Calaer]

My scriptures.

[Lotus Eater]

The Winter Sea by Di Morrissey.

[Calaer]

'The Brothers on Baker Street' It's a really lovely book.

[Astrophile.]

'Becoming Nicole: The Transformation of an American Family" by Amy Ellis Nutt

[hocus pocus]

I want to start We All Looked Up by Tommy Wallach.

[Calaer]

I'm currently reading The Last Mortal Man, again.