Currently reading The Looking Glass Wars.
It's okay.

^That's what I thought, but the sequel is pretty awful.

Deception Point, by Dan Brown.

I read Da Vinci Code when I was younger, and didn't like it, but I recently read Angels and Demons, which I thought was pretty good, so now that I've run out of any other books, I borrowed this one from a friend.

I like both of the Looking Glass War books, mainly because I hated the orginal Alice.

Rereading the Fountain Head.
Damn, damn, back to school...though today was a good day.

I just read Through the Rabbit Hole. I loved it.

Funny, I love everything to do with Alice but hate the original. Odd.

Hi. And I'm reading book 3 in the Obsidian Trilogy, When Darkness Falls, by Mercedes Lackey and James Mallory.

my place by sally morgan, for school. but i just finished reading PG a couple of days ago, so it would be very difficult for any book to compare, let along a biography *grimace*

finished When Drakness Falls. <_< out of books. again.

*sigh*

oh! and welcome! :lol:

Ianna wrote: I like both of the Looking Glass War books, mainly because I hated the orginal Alice.

Alyss started to annoy me two thirds through the book.

I didn't know the sequal was out...

It's called Seeing Redd, and it's not worth reading. But I 'spose I'm not gonna stop you.

Finished Deception Point.

I've recently read:
Flatland - Edwin A. Abbott
A Very Short Introduction to: The Vikings (Jen's a viking >.> )

Reread Golem's eye. Starting PG. Later.


*sigh* I need more books. <_<

I thought Seeing Redd was worth it.

Though it wasn't what I expected. And not as good as the first one....but still it's no Eldest.

Reading Airborn. By Kenneth Oppel. It's good. Read it everyone!

Gawd! I need to go book-shopping!

then again im out of money. *sigh* . . .

There's always the library... ;)

school library sucks, and the county library wont let me for a really stupid reason. <_<

Yes, Nectanebo, that book.

I just finished Brother Odd by Dean Koontz. Some of his metaphors are a bit weird, but he's a great writer.

Currently, Neuromancer - William Gibson

Oh, and on the topic of LotR, yes, the beginning is a tad dull, but it gets better. And I agree with you Senty, I would prefer it switching back and forth. Frodo's journey is not as action-packed as everyone else's.

Nero wrote: Nope, sorry, never heard of Malgudi Days or Swarmi and his friends. They sound weird.

Swami not Swarmi. Written by R.K Narayanan. He's an Indian & the books are real good. Esp. Swami & his friends. The main hero is an idiot, which makes the books even more humourous, than what it actually is.

I've heard of him.

I think I have a copy of one of his mythology books, but I never read them