Last book you read?

Just finished "Wicked - The Life and Times of The Wicked Witch of the West" by Gregory Maguire. Loved it. I plan on reading "Son of a Witch" soon. After that...who knows.

 

I've just finished Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy, I loved it
Currently I'm reading Women in love by D.H. Lawrence, and I'm already in love with it.

 

The last book that I read was A Dance With Dragons by George R. R. Martin

 

I'm on the last couple chapter of Narnia: the Silver Chair

 

The Crucible and also The Great Gatsby, both mandatory really for the advance english paper ill be doing soon zzz, i wish you could just get into uni by the teachers opinion cause i hate tests

 

Right now I'm reading book 5 of "A Song of Ice and Fire: A Dance with Dragons" However the last one I finished was book 4 "A Feast for Crows."

 

orgo textbook lol -__-

 

"The Glass Bead Game", Herman Hesse's masterpiece... hard to read but definitely recommended!!

 

White Oleander c:

 

I'm reading "Blood and Guts: A short history of medicine", by Roy Porter. It's actually very interesting, but I will probably take a break to read "Professor Stewart's Hoard of Mathematical Treasures".

Fiction-wise, I am going through a stint of HP fanfics. :rolle:

 

Batman the long halloween

 

Just finished Wild Magic by Tamora Pierce. I'm a firm believer that she's the best medieval fantasy writer ever /hides from LOTR fans

Currently working on Level 26, which is already proving in the first chapter to be exceptionally gory.

 

Unnatural by Michael Griffo it's like a gay Twilight only better

 

Haven by Justin Kemppainen.

 

"The Concrete Blonde" by Michael Connelly.

 

Anthem by Ann Rhyne. Amazing but I also just finished the first two Game of Thrones books which were really exceptional themselves

 

"A Handful of Dust" by Evelyn Waugh. It's the first book I've read that's really made me angry. But it's an utterly compelling read all the same: it's a smart satire.

I'm sort of working my way through "The Handmaid's Tale". That is a good book. Atwood's writing is so fluent, you can instantly tell she's a poet like Ondaatje, another Canadian writer.

And I've just been to see "Doctor Faustus" at Shakespeare's Globe (no less). A-ma-zing.

 

On the Pleasure of Hating by William Hazlitt

Still reading it, it's a more philosophical book...

 

The last book I read, was "Happily Ever After". It was a large book filled with short stories composed by many different writers : D I suggest it.

 

I just finished reading Fish: A Memoir of a Boy in a Man's Prison. It's a very sad book but it's also really inspiring and it totally changed my views on the prison system in America.