Books you are reading

post the names of books you are currently reading here.

The book series I am reading right now is called the Wingfeather Saga.
I am reading the 2nd book.


lolz... I might be the only person who posts here...

I am currently reading The Story of D-Day. Almost every book I've read this year is about WWII

For school, I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Actually a really good book, much better than Great Expectations. I shudder each time I type that name.

For personal leisure, I'm reading Sherlock Holmes In America. After loving the Robert Downey Jr. film (thinking of reviewing that one), and knowing my mom was a big fan of Holmes, I decided to start reading one of the books. This one is a collection of short stories that move Holmes to American locales.

I'm currently reading Cry, The Beloved Contry by Alan Paton for school.

All I've read so far is the Author's notes and Introduction, but I'll start on Chapters 1-7 this week. My teacher says it's good. Hopefully I learn some Zulu words.

For fun, I haven't read anything... I haven't read anything for the fun of it in oh... 5 years? I wonder how I'm at the reading level of a college student if I've barely read anything. Oh well...

I'm reading my computer screen hope this counts...Oh! and he back of the cereal box.....frosted mini wheats

Gee Patrick... Last time I checked, computer screens and cereal boxes weren't books...

Finished D-Day. IDK what to read yet. Any suggestions...?

paTrick wrote:

I'm reading my computer screen hope this counts...Oh! and he back of the cereal box.....frosted mini wheats

They make books of cereal boxes now?

Quackor the Fowl wrote:

For school, I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Actually a really good book, much better than Great Expectations. I shudder each time I type that name.

For personal leisure, I'm reading Sherlock Holmes In America. After loving the Robert Downey Jr. film (thinking of reviewing that one), and knowing my mom was a big fan of Holmes, I decided to start reading one of the books. This one is a collection of short stories that move Holmes to American locales.

omg im reading to kill a mockingbird now. er well im close to the end. yeah i heard from my friend that great expectations was boring. thank god my teacher didnt assign us that book. but after to kill a mockingbird were supposed to read romeo and juliet.

R-Wing wrote:

Gee Patrick... Last time I checked, computer screens and cereal boxes weren't books...

This is america anything is books like.............................uh........google......somehow.....in advance....

Quackor the Fowl wrote:

paTrick wrote:

I'm reading my computer screen hope this counts...Oh! and he back of the cereal box.....frosted mini wheats

They make books of cereal boxes now?

no...it was a joke........wow i suck

just finished to kill a mockingbird for school. bleh

MusicDemon wrote:

Quackor the Fowl wrote:

For school, I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Actually a really good book, much better than Great Expectations. I shudder each time I type that name.

For personal leisure, I'm reading Sherlock Holmes In America. After loving the Robert Downey Jr. film (thinking of reviewing that one), and knowing my mom was a big fan of Holmes, I decided to start reading one of the books. This one is a collection of short stories that move Holmes to American locales.

omg im reading to kill a mockingbird now. er well im close to the end. yeah i heard from my friend that great expectations was boring. thank god my teacher didnt assign us that book. but after to kill a mockingbird were supposed to read romeo and juliet.

actually we are on myths and legends now.

reeses101 wrote:

MusicDemon wrote:

Quackor the Fowl wrote:

For school, I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Actually a really good book, much better than Great Expectations. I shudder each time I type that name.

For personal leisure, I'm reading Sherlock Holmes In America. After loving the Robert Downey Jr. film (thinking of reviewing that one), and knowing my mom was a big fan of Holmes, I decided to start reading one of the books. This one is a collection of short stories that move Holmes to American locales.

omg im reading to kill a mockingbird now. er well im close to the end. yeah i heard from my friend that great expectations was boring. thank god my teacher didnt assign us that book. but after to kill a mockingbird were supposed to read romeo and juliet.

actually we are on myths and legends now.

i didnt say IMMEDIATELY after to kill a mockingbird. so fyi im still correct...smart one.

MusicDemon wrote:

reeses101 wrote:

MusicDemon wrote:

Quackor the Fowl wrote:

For school, I'm reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Actually a really good book, much better than Great Expectations. I shudder each time I type that name.

For personal leisure, I'm reading Sherlock Holmes In America. After loving the Robert Downey Jr. film (thinking of reviewing that one), and knowing my mom was a big fan of Holmes, I decided to start reading one of the books. This one is a collection of short stories that move Holmes to American locales.

omg im reading to kill a mockingbird now. er well im close to the end. yeah i heard from my friend that great expectations was boring. thank god my teacher didnt assign us that book. but after to kill a mockingbird were supposed to read romeo and juliet.

actually we are on myths and legends now.

i didnt say IMMEDIATELY after to kill a mockingbird. so fyi im still correct...smart one.

ya. ya. ya... but whether or not it is before SOLs... the world may never know...

paTrick wrote:

R-Wing wrote:

Gee Patrick... Last time I checked, computer screens and cereal boxes weren't books...

This is america anything is books like.............................uh........google......somehow.....in advance....

Well, google does have book excerpts...



Now... Beside Cry, The Beloved Country (which is a great story, I might add), I'm reading some of the weirdest crap about fanfics.
Seriously, someone posted an excerpt from one on their blog... Who writes a story about freaking Willie Wonka?!

Me and my class was just reading the book called Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.

nannurs wrote:

Me and my class was just reading the book called Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry.

i must spoil ending!!!!!!!!!!!

Still reading Mockingbird, but now I'm reading the Scott Pilgrim graphic novel series. The main idea is that a guy is trying to date a girl who's new to his town, but in order to do so, he has to defeat her seven evil ex-girlfriends. It doesn't take itself seriously at all, and takes the form as if it were a video game being played using real people, to the point of an announcer shouting "K.O." after a win and the enemy bursting into coins as they're defeated.

Only on book one now, trying to get book two soon, or wait till a full box set arrives.

Ooh.. Now our class is reading 'The Giver'.
Kinda creepy, but shmeh..

nannurs wrote:

Ooh.. Now our class is reading 'The Giver'.
Kinda creepy, but shmeh..

yeah it is creepy. its still an interesting book tho.

I read Brave New World. It's a really crazy story about the future, but it's amazing. I hope you guys read it one day. You'd like it. It'll give you ideas...
Except, it's kinda sexual in some parts lol

I just finished reading Cell By Stephen King.

Yes, I know what you're thinking, what kind of eleven-year-old kid would read a Stephen King book. Cell is a really good book, with lots of twists and turns.

I havn't started it yet, but I'm gonna read Sabriel by Garth Nix. I read one book by him, Mister Monday, thatwas really good. I was also in the middle of reading Shade's Children, but never finished it.

im reading The Once and Future King.
i hve to read it for my summer hw. ugghhhhh..
well.. at least its kinda interesting.. but its more than 600 pgs long.
and i hve 2 write 3 essays along w/ it. again. ughhhh....
this is what i get for being a sophomore in pre ap english.