What are you reading at the moment?

[TickledPink]

I'm reading the Hobbit. I have about 20 pages left but I keep falling asleep so I'm not sure if I'll ever finish it! D:

(I'm not bored, I just have insomnia so i grab sleep where I can)

[zabe77]

You guys have me wanting to reread the Hobbit!

I'm half way through Ayn Rand's 'Atlas Shrugged' which is good but LONG so I'm taking a bit of a break and I read "The Red Queen" by  Philippa Gregory, I wasn't a big fan of some of her other books but I really enjoyed the 'cousins war' books.

I'm now reading 'Inheritance' by Christopher Paolini and it's not too bad. I stared reading that series and was fairly disappointed with Brisinger... It seemed like there was a lot of extra that didn't need to be there and it dragged on and on and on for me. This book is SO much better, I can't put it down and enjoy every page.

[Diamond]

The arena since my child keeps forgetting to give me the book I want to read. Or the sports pages. LOL

[hokuspokus]

I'm reading my latest issue of Grazia.. 

[tuneful87]

What a great idea for a thread!

I read several books recently:

The Werewolf's Guide to Life: A Manual for the newly bitten.
Poseidon's Steed (a wonderful nonfiction on seahorses)
Greyhound (about a 12 yr old boy traveling across the country alone)

[starrypawz]

I've not been reading much, I'm still making my way through a Song of Ice and Fire and I've been reading Small Gods from time to time, I have too many books and not enough time.

[ponylady]

Twilight.
I just recently saw the movies(I know I am behind) and I figured I should read the books to see what I might have missed.

[kiwimlp]

Tuney, Greyhound sounds like an interesting read.
Ponylady, the Twilight books are better than the movies, imo.  I hope you enjoy them

[ShortyBoo]

I'm currently in the middle of Tokyo Vice by Jake Adelstein. Before that, the last book I read was Three Kingdoms (unabridged Moss Roberts translation) by Luo Guanzhong. That one took ages to get through.

[ZennaBug]

You guys have me wanting to reread the Hobbit!

Dooooo it!  The Hobbit is my favorite book of all time 

I'm now reading 'Inheritance' by Christopher Paolini and it's not too bad. I stared reading that series and was fairly disappointed with Brisinger... It seemed like there was a lot of extra that didn't need to be there and it dragged on and on and on for me. This book is SO much better, I can't put it down and enjoy every page.

And fun fact:  Christopher Paolini used to be my Aunt and Uncle's neighbor!  They bought one of his self-published copies of Eragon when he came to their door with a little red wagon full of his books.  He even signed it    So I read their copy before it was available through a mainstream publishing company    I haven't read Inheritance yet, since I like to only read one book at a time.  As soon as I'm done with LOTR, I think I'll start the series over to remind myself what the heck is going on 

[zabe77]

Zenna that's so cool! It's amazing how young he is for the series he's created. I really am enjoying the final book, its a real page-turner. In fact, it's cutting in to my sleep because I keep saying "just one more chapter, and then I'll sleep" but instead I don't put it down until I'm cross-eyed from exhaustion. He did a recap in the beginning that catches you up pretty well. I was worried since it had been so long since the last book too but his recap was great. I'm not the fastest reader around so rereading them would've taken me to long X) I re-watched the Eragon movie the other day too though so that helped too in a cheating kind of way. I hope they make more of his books into movies. Hard to do some of them without a huge budget though.

I'm so excited about the Hobbit movie coming out so I'll be sure to reread it before I see the movie. My dad gave me an awesome copy as a kid with beautiful illustrations.  So much to read, so little time!

[TickledPink]

Welp, I finished the Hobbit last night and I think I'll move onto the Lord of the Rings trilogy....wish me luck!

[ponylady]

Ponylady, the Twilight books are better than the movies, imo.  I hope you enjoy them

Thanks, so far I agree!!  There is just something about a book that is always better than the movie.

[Naraya]

I'm reading "Rivers of London" by Ben Aaronovitch, the German version. I really like the book.

[Scraleos]

Zenna that is so awesome! I'm a huge fan of Eragon, it's my most favourite book in the world! Every now and again I re read it