Currently Reading.

[Akira Nakamura]

I've just finished Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld.

 

[Foofy Goldfish]

I just finished Blood and Chocolate, and am working on The Silver Kiss. Next up (if Pretties or Cirque Du Freak doesn't come into the library first..) is The Heretics Daughter :3  

[CYBizR0llin--KissMySass]

The Shining - Stephen King  

[Akira Nakamura]

The Girl Who Played Go - Shan Sa

 

[eccentricanomaly]

The Sweet Far Thing by Libba Bray.  

[Ready-Set-Broken]

I am in the middle of rereading New Moon because when I told my friends I hated it they insisted that everyone needs to read it twice because we are overwelmed with the pain of losing Edward. I tried to leave out the fact that I didn't like the first one either and I was happy when Edward left....

At the same time, I'm rereading the Percy Jackson series and reading Wicked for the first time.

 

[Mother Molly]

Frank Norris's McTeague for my Modern American Fiction class. On the side, I'm reading Mo Hayder's The Devil of Nanking.  

[Blue Eyed Wallflower]

I'm currently reading:
The Wonder Spot by Melissa Bank
The Lost Art of Keeping Secrets by Eva Rice  

[Akira Nakamura]

Handbook to a Happier Life by Jim Donovan.

 

[Lady Erudessa]

oOEvanescentOo

I am currently reading....
Dracula.
heart

~*XD
I finished reading this book a loooong time ago.
So now I am reading The Godfather.
:3*~

 

[Mother Molly]

Hemingway's The Sun Also Rises.  

[Randomly Ridiculous]

You have good taste in books, eccentric. I've read most every book you've posted here, and love them all.

I'm currently reading Blood Promise by Richelle Mead. It's the 5th book in the Vampire Academy series (BAWWW, another vampire series). They're actually really good books, despite looking and sounding corny as hell.  

[XxFlutterby_HeavenxX]

I am reading the 11th volume of Fruits Basket I'm almost done with it.  

[phantorn]

Akira Nakamura

The Girl Who Played Go - Shan Sa

I'm a go player, so that has been on my to read list for a while.  

[Akira Nakamura]

Norwegian Wood by Haruhi Murakami

@phantorn: Actually, you'll be disappointed if you want to read it, because of go.
The rules and such are not explained at all, it's mostly used as an excuse for the plot itself.