I liked the Illyrian Adventure.
I keep on meaning to read Lirael, but I never get around to it.

Lord of the Flies- William Golding,
Haveli- Suzanne Fisher Staples (or something like that)
Eclipse-Stephenie Meyer
The Falconer's Knot - Mary Hoffman
And I have to review Mountains beyond Mountains for school.
Ew.

Stardust, Neil Gaiman, Children of Hurin (finally got it) and Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth, a collection of short stories about the H. P. Lovecraft town.

To Kill a Mocking Bird. Don't you just love grade nine?

rubberchickenben wrote: Stardust, Neil Gaiman, Children of Hurin (finally got it) and Weird Shadows Over Innsmouth, a collection of short stories about the H. P. Lovecraft town.

As in the movie?


I'm reading O magazine and Maximum Ride, though I barely started.

The Belgarion and the Mallorean by David eddings (13 books total). For like the thousanth time. This month. So GOOD!!! :wub:

Skullduggery Pleasant - Some random kids book, crappy name, bought it for the cover. Seems okay, but heavily Cliched.

Questors - Another random kids book, also crappy name, hard to follow and random, but quirky and interesting-ish.

Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain

Haveli- Suzanne Fisher Staples and Maximum Ride 3

Vinr Alfakyn wrote: The Belgarion and the Mallorean by David eddings (13 books total). For like the thousanth time. This month. So GOOD!!! :wub:

I didn't really get into them, so I therefore don't really like them that much.

Yes, Stardust, the book that inspired the movie.

Athena, I think only Ontario Gr. 9 students read TKaM.

abhorsen-garth nix
mister monday-garth nix
the solitaire mystery-jostein gaarder

At my school we read TKaM in eighth grade.
It was actually pretty fun, compared to other stuff.
I keep meaning to read the Belgarion and the Mallorean. I read a little of the Mallorean over my friends shoulder, and it was pretty funny and cool. The guy who had his own personal army in the Mallorean was really cool.
Reading Haveli and going back to the Lord of the Flies.
Anyone like Lord of the Flies? I think it's wierd. Maybe it's a guy book.
Oops, just wrote a paragraph. Whatever.

We did To Kill a Mockingbird in our GCSE year. I think it's one of the more common choices.

I'm reading Maximum Ride, by James Patterson. Again. So don't spoil the ending.

MEEP! Great! I love the books!

Sentynel wrote: We did To Kill a Mockingbird in our GCSE year. I think it's one of the more common choices.

Yeah well I read it when I was six and then was made to read it again in grade five, grade six and grade eight. So there you go. Isn't the circulum diverse? Although I suppose you could blame it on changing schools a few times.

Reading the Basic Eight.

Speaker for the Dead - Orson Scott Card

Waves-Sharon Dogar.

(:D I actually knew the name of the author!)

Grass For His Pillow - Lian Hearn

Huge pile of SEED and Skeptical Inquirer magazines as well.

Halo: First Strike

Might as well, since I finally got the first two games.

Aviation Law and Meteorology by someone with no life. Sooo boooring.