What book are you reading at the moment?

[Mrs.McCall]

I'm reading "Notorious" "created by" Cecily von Ziegasar. Its written by a shadow writer though, so I find putting her name on the front pretty wrong. It doesn't matter thought, the shadow writer should be ashamed, its utter crap. Glad I only payed a quid for it in asda.

Have you read the other 'IT Girl' books? Or the Gossip Girl ones? It's the second book of a series you see so might be a bit harder to follow if you haven't read the other one.

I'm reading "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell.

[Charli]

biography of vivien leigh & im lovin it:eusa_whis

[Neversoft]

I read this book called the Book of Genesis. The story is very imaginative and at times very well thought out. Although I think I would have liked it better if Adam and Eve managed to eat from the Tree of Life after they ate from the Tree of Knowledge and became beings akin to God. That would have been a good plot twist. I was surprised to find that the book contradicts itself sometimes. Such as when God cursed Cain for killing Abel, yet places a mark on Cain to protect him when he begins to fear others.

I also read one of the sequels which is called the Book of Exodus. It's pretty good, but not as good as the original. I don't really like how God kills all of Egypt's firstborns when he is angry with their fathers. Surely if he was angry with a bunch of men he could kill them himself, since he is the almighty God afterall. Plus why would he kill innocent children? Plus why does he send Moses to do his dirty work when he could easily do it himself? God is fairly violent, sadistic and just plain rude in the sequel in comparison to the Book of Genesis.

Nevertheless, they're good books and I would recommend them. They bring up quite a few good messages and they have a deeper meaning than I originally thought they would. There are a ton of other sequels, but I hear you can buy them all in two big volumes. The first is called the Old Testament, the second is called the New Testament, pretty straight forward. There's also this side story called the Dead Sea Scrolls that I'm trying to get hold of, but no where seems to have it at the moment.

On a completely serious note, I read The Catcher in the Rye. It was very interesting and unlike anything I've come across before, so I was pretty much glued to the pages upon starting it. I was surprised to find that the story only takes place over about two days, since I didn't really know anything about the book before starting it and I was also surprised at how relatable the book is even in todays day and age, despite being over fifty years old. An impressive read.

[MrGazet]

just finished the winner stands alone by paulo coelho.it was okay.not one of the best book iv read

[Muppet]

Friends Like These, by Danny Wallace.

[Cyndia]

I'm reading the Grapes of Wrath by John Steinback. To be honest I hate all of steinback's stuff, and this one is really taking me a while to get through.. I'm determined to read it though!

[Misawa]

Ghost writer

Unfortunately I don't have the time to crack into novels. Part of my job is reading screenplays and teleplays, so they're pretty much cinematic novels. I can't get into a book in my spare time because I'm pretty much read-out by that stage.

[Samantha.]

Rude Health - Linda Aronson

[Lost]

i'm not reading anything.

[OmgitsAmanda]

i've currently got like 3 books on the run *****. so im currently reading: it had to be you - gossip girl prequel written by cecily von ziegasar; harry potter and the deathly hallows by jkr (re-reading it for about the millionth time); and you know you love me by cecily von ziegasar