What book(s) are you reading at the moment?

[Jukka the Sling]

I finished TRotK the other day, and am currently reading The Silmarillion (which I actually began before I was completely done with TRotK). I'm reading it straight through, but also flipping ahead and reading snippets of it. Some parts are pretty dark and violent, but it's awesome.

[Delthion]

The best of all in my opinion.

I just finished "The History of the Kings of Britain" by Geoffrey of Monmouth. It was awesome. Saxons are EVIL!!!!

[Eulaliaaa!]

Lord Brocktree 

[Dawnwing]

I just listened to the audio version of "Seraphina" by Rachel Hartman this weekend.  I enjoyed it.

[Banya]

Ah Eul!  I just finished Lord Brocktree.  I'd forgotten so much in the years since I last read it, so it was like reading a new book.  I love it more now than I used to.
Sadly, now that Spring Break is over I'm back to reading textbooks.

[Mhera]

Sadly, now that Spring Break is over I'm back to reading textbooks.

...and being on the forums, right?

As for what I'm reading, it's Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer and it's about a disastrous Everest expedition in the '90s. Haven't read much of it yet, but so far the book has been interesting.

[Banya]

Sadly, now that Spring Break is over I'm back to reading textbooks.

...and being on the forums, right?

Now that I'm back in class, yes. 

[Delthion]

Sadly, now that Spring Break is over I'm back to reading textbooks.

...and being on the forums, right?

As for what I'm reading, it's Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer and it's about a disastrous Everest expedition in the '90s. Haven't read much of it yet, but so far the book has been interesting.

My dad loved that book.

[Luftwaffles]

Riding the Bullet by Stephen King. I'm still reading Watership Down, but this other book seems short enough to let me enjoy my bus trips... or at least try, because reading in a vehicle is hard to me.

[Rainshadow]

  I'm currently trying to get through Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but it really isn't getting me interested currently.  I watched the film first, so now the book is predictable and slightly dull.

  After I finish Goblet of Fire, though, I'm thinking of rereading Dragon Age: Asunder.  I like that book.  It's sad and it made me cry.

[Luftwaffles]

  I'm currently trying to get through Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but it really isn't getting me interested currently.  I watched the film first, so now the book is predictable and slightly dull.

  After I finish Goblet of Fire, though, I'm thinking of rereading Dragon Age: Asunder.  I like that book.  It's sad and it made me cry.

I know what you mean, that was my least favorite book on the series... it is like it never really starts and I had a hard time getting thru it. But I have to say that it is 1000 times more enjoyable than the movie (although that should be no surprise).

[Eulaliaaa!]

Ah Eul!  I just finished Lord Brocktree.  I'd forgotten so much in the years since I last read it, so it was like reading a new book.  I love it more now than I used to.
Sadly, now that Spring Break is over I'm back to reading textbooks.

I've not read that book in a very long time, I think I forgot how good it was. 

[MeadowR]

  I'm currently trying to get through Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, but it really isn't getting me interested currently.  I watched the film first, so now the book is predictable and slightly dull.

It's not the best book of the series, but it's still much better than the film version, which chopped and changed way too much so lots of scenes are brief and awkward, and so much left out.

I'm reading Outcast Of Redwall. On a Redwall roll at the mo...

[White One6193]

Started a trilogy by Bernard Cornwall, first one is called 'The Winter King'.

That series is quite good. The writer has a talent for making a time and place not your own feel just like home.

Heck, anything written by Bernard Cornwell is good. His Sharpe series is the only fiction wherein the character has survived being played by Sean Bean (actor famous for dying on screen see: Boromir, Ned Stark, etc).

At any rate you will love it I'm sure.

[Gonff the Mousethief]

Having to read The Miracle Worker by William Gibson for school. It's Ok so far, for we have to read just the script for the play.