What Are You Reading Right Now?

I am currently rereading the Harry Potter series. Before that, I was reading Something Borrowed and a couple other books by that author. Gotta get my reading in now before school take over my life with textbook reading.

I am reading True Grit for summer reading....

I'm currently reading the first book of the "Vampire Academy" series

I am reading The Ring of Solomon by Jonathan Stroud, the 4th in a series of books about a demon called Bartimaeus. Very creative, well written and funny.

Right now, I have started reading the bible. Then I plan on starting the Koran...and then on to The Torah and Bhagvad Gita etc . I just completed A Course In Miracles by The Peace Foundation...it took me a year but it was time SO well spent.

I just do a bit every night before I sleep etc...little bits of time add up. I also enjoy reading magazines for lighter entertainment and some of Roald Dahls short stories for some darker entertainment.

I'm now reading Sidney Sheldon's Tell Me Your Dreams. It's very informative and will really make you think, not a typical novel. It tackles the multiple personality disorder and how can it be justified in court. It makes us think that it does exist and I'm surprised to learn that some people are not aware that they have this condition. It is full of suspense and will really force you to read it in one sitting. Highly recommended!

Just finished The Hunger Games, but starting Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Sea of Monsters

Believe it or not, I am reading, for the first time in my life, To Kill a Mockingbird!

I'm now reading The Winter Ghosts by Kate Mosse and it is very good. I loved her books Labyrinth and Sepulchre so have been looking forward to reading this for some time.

The book I'm reading right now is "Southern Daughter" by Darden Asbury Pyron. It's the biography of Margaret Mitchell, the author of "Gone With the Wind." I don't normally read biographies, but I've read "Gone With the Wind" and seen the movie and was curious about the life of its author. She grew up in the early 1900's and never quite fit in with the stereotype of the typical southern lady. She was a journalist when few women survived in that environment, but "Gone With the Wind" was her only book of fiction. Her biography is very detailed in its analysis of the motivation and intricate thought processes Margaret went through to produce her masterpiece.

City of Fallen Angels (The Mortal Instruments Book 4)

The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. I just started chapter three and I'm a little nervous. I don't usually listen to other people's opinions on books because we all like different things for different reasons but when I was updating my Goodreads account to add it, practically every review was negative and a lot of them said the first three chapters were good then it went downhill from there. But I will soldier on and finish it because I have nothing better to do.

That's some heavy duty reading!

I'm currently reading, The Foundation by Issac Asimov. Actually, I'm re-reading it.

Turns out I was being far too adventurous. I lost interest very quickly. I am now sticking to magazines. Oh well, at least I tried...even though I never got very far.

I just started the Catcher in the Rye... I am ... struggling to not be really frustrated by it. I've read the first three chapters and am already so annoyed with the repetitiveness of it I could scream. But I've set a goal for myself to read more of the "classics" so I will soldier on.