What are you currently reading?

Right now, I'm reading Dreamcatcher by Stephen King of course lol

Do I read any other author?

I'm reading Little Women. My sister has been wanting me to read it for years, so yeah.... it's the only interesting book I haven't already read at my library... I made sure they ordered more before I left...

nways...

It's pretty good so far. The author's style has some similarities to my own, which makes it easier to read... at the same time, there are some HUGE differences, which can make it slightly annoying, but... yeah...

Too many books to count dude I have the Alex RIder series, the Ender Quartet, the Bean Quartet, Pendragon, Charlie bone, and many more I do not remember okay I am hastling to get them all done before I graduate I am going to freak out

So this is how it ends by Tui T. Sutherland

I'm trying to get ahold of 'Give a boy a gun' by Todd Strasser for a school project but i cant seem to find it.. its getting annoying because i have to read the book and write a review by early march. lol

I am reading "Childhood's End" by Arthur C. Clarke right now. Interesting book.

Reading Pet Semetary by Stephen King.

Scariest book ever.

Okay I am focusing on one series. I am focusing on the Alex Rider series and well now I am on book 4

Reading:

http://www.dragonsinourmidst.com/enochsghost.html

I finished "Give a boy a gun" AMAZING BOOK: i think its in my top 5 favorite book lists ha.

okay. and

I'm reading: The Appeal

Reading Stephen King's "IT".

Not as great as everyone claims it to be, but very good nonetheless.

Okay now I am on to Scorpia I WANT TO SEE FREAKING STORMBREAKER THE MOVIE I WANT TO I WANT TO I WANT TO *Throws a chair at a teacher. It misseds the teacher but runs out of classroom*

I just finished The Ranger's Apprentice: Icebound Lands (IT WAS AWESOME! FLANNING FOREVER! HALT FOR FREAKIN EVER!!) and now I'm reading some book my bro wanted me to read about the Astarte warriors or something... it's very well-written so far, if not slightly long-winded.

I know this is going to sound kind of lame, but I'm reading Halo: Ghosts of Onyx by Eric Nyluno.

Chata wrote:I know this is going to sound kind of lame, but I'm reading Halo: Ghosts of Onyx by Eric Nyluno.

Actually no because my brother is reading the book that comes after that and well it takes place at the beggining of the war

I just finished Diary by Chuck Palahniuk. The story was pretty good but not as great as Survivor or Choke. The way the book is written is really good, though.

I finally started to read The Golden Compass (yes, I'm late). Okay, so far.

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte

I'm rereading The Drawing of the Three by Stephen King. You know, rereading the series, it's amazing how well he foreshadows the end of the series in the previous books. I was reading DotT and one line jumped out at me as being amazingly true for him not to know the ending to the series. Or maybe it could be the fact that he went back and touched up the first four books. But I thought he only did that with The Gunslinger. =\

I am now waiting for OUR Library to get Snakehead.

Magmedite wrote:I'm rereading The Drawing of the Three by Stephen King. You know, rereading the series, it's amazing how well he foreshadows the end of the series in the previous books. I was reading DotT and one line jumped out at me as being amazingly true for him not to know the ending to the series. Or maybe it could be the fact that he went back and touched up the first four books. But I thought he only did that with The Gunslinger. =\

I'm pretty sure he did it only with the Gunslinger.

Even though he stated he didn't know the end of the series, I think he did and just didn't want to admit that it had to end that way. I'm sure a part of him, as much as SK hates happy endings, wanted to give Roland a happy ending, but, as he drew nearer to the end of the series, knew that it wasn't possible to do the story justice.

Ah well. I already have some endings for my series, so I know how that goes. You want to pick the happier one because you've grow to like the characters so much. But in my case, the happier ending seems to fit more than the other one.

Well, in my case, I knew the ending even before I wrote the first book. Its a good ending; a right ending.

Not really much to my series right now I guess I just have the title and that I plan 16 books in the series. (Please do not flame me if I start saying things about shows I like whether anime or not please)

Sixteen books? Jesus, man. I don't really think having such a long series is a good idea... It'll take a good chunk out of your life to write. It'll take at least a year for each book, if not more. Sixteen years is a long time to dedicate to one story.

K.A. Applegate wrote 50+ Animorphs books lol