WHAT ARE YOU CURRENTLY READING?

Rainbow Six, I've been on page 76 for almost three months :P

I just finished 'If This Is A Man' and 'The Truce' by Primo Levi. The first is a memoir about being in the Auschwitz concentration camp and just uh trying to survive and is pretty depressing and dizzying to read! It's almost too much to take in but it's still really good and brings it home as much as is possible for spoilt 21st century firstworlders to relate to the fucking Holocaust I guess?? Also made me have markedly more sympathy for Zionists but idk how I feel about that yet. 'The Truce' is really fucking good and is a sequel to the first book, except it starts off right at the liberation of the camp by Russian troops and is about the author slowly making his way back to Italy and just gradually rediscovering small kindnesses and the lust for life ~ i. pop. I'm making it sound more trite than it is but it's really good and fucking funny and cheering because its about the end of the war so there's a whole carnival atmosphere through it all. Like the Russian troops don't give a fuck any more and just get wrecked on vodka and mushrooms and speed around in motorbikes hell yeah. Basically they're good books read them both!!

I just recently finished Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. Now I need to read Pride&Prejudice&Zombies.

Do graphic novels count? If so...I just finished all 6 Scott Pilgrim books. If not...I don't read.

as great as scott pilgrim is

geodude is right

But there's nothing left to read (in my list.)
I've read all the harry potter books,
I've read all of the Series of Unfortunate Events books,
I've read a good deal of the Animorphs books (big deal, I was 10ish),
Ribsy,
Henry and the Paper Route,
Beezus and Ramona, J
unie B. Jones series (big deal, I was 7-15),
Dragons in our Midst series,
Oracle of Fire series (the sister to the Dragons in our Midst series), Eragon,
Eldest,
Brisingr,
The Latke that wouldn't stop Screaming,
Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Autobiography,
Henry Huggins,
and Honestly, Katie John.
*Gasps*. I think that covers some of it.

-_-

Yes. There's one that's a 3-20 minute walk from where I am. I just tend to have problems with library cards...the fact that I lose them far too frequently. :(

I have to read The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne and For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway for my summer reading. School starts in 4 days and I'm on chapter 10 of the second one. I fail.