LOTR The Two Towers, and I'm gonna read Messenger by Lois Lowry after that.

(Wait, is it true that there was a sequel for The Giver?)

I have just read the Hickory Staff by Robert Scott & Jay Gordon.

I am now reading the second book in the series, Lessk's Key and will read the final book in the trilogy The Larion Senators.

After I have finished that trilogy I have got another final book for a different trilogy called Last Argument of Kings by Joe Abercrombie. Once I have read that I have The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss.

Nice lot of books for me to read :D

The Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follet. This is going to take a while(976 pages).

Heh, I've heard of that book.

Reading the Septimus Heap series. By Angie Sage

Unfinished Tales - Tolkien and son

OMG I'm going into a state of hyper-Tolkien fandom right now! It started with me rereading the Silmarillion, then I played 5 hours of Battle for Middle-Earth 2 on Easter, and now I'm obsessed with following the state of the Hobbit movies! Yay! More to come!

Two Eggs on My Plate - Oluf Reed Olsen
True story about a bloke who was a member of the Norwegian resistance in WW2. Very, very good book, but rather hard to find now.

Sentynel wrote: Two Eggs on My Plate - Oluf Reed Olsen
True story about a bloke who was a member of the Norwegian resistance in WW2. Very, very good book, but rather hard to find now.

Is it two eggs because one egg is never an oeuf (say it aloud if you don't get it)

Nathaniel wrote:

Sentynel wrote: Two Eggs on My Plate - Oluf Reed Olsen
True story about a bloke who was a member of the Norwegian resistance in WW2. Very, very good book, but rather hard to find now.

Is it two eggs because one egg is never an oeuf (say it aloud if you don't get it)

Har har.
It's called that because eggs were so hard to get hold of in WW2, the Norwegian resistance were given them as a treat in their base in England right before being deployed. If you were served eggs (generally two, because that's a good number of eggs) it meant you were being deployed (by parachute, probably) that night.

That's somewhat disconcerting.

Yes, The Messenger is the sequel to the sequel, actually.

Apollo wrote: The Pillars of the Earth, by Ken Follet. This is going to take a while(976 pages).

U read Ken Follet? I read that & Sidney Sheldon & realized they are'nt for kids. No way!

Yes, definitely not for the weak of heart.

Weak of heart? Hey, its suggestive um........... indecent! For children, that is.

Reading parody of Lord of the Rings, Bored of the Rings. Funny.

And Flowers For Algernon, by Daniel Keys. It's very frightening. And the ending's sad.

A book on Meditatons on Tolkien, called, coincidentally enough, Meditations on Tolkien!

Catchy!

Nero wrote: And Flowers For Algernon, by Daniel Keys. It's very frightening. And the ending's sad.

A great book.

Reading PG Wodehouse. Funny!

Installing Linux on a Dead Badger, and Other Oddities, by Lucy Snyder

HP & the Deathly Hallows for the 5th or 6th time.

The Letters of J.R.R.T - Humphrey Carpenter

Now on to History of Middle-Earth Vol. II.