Last Book You Read

Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. Meh. It was all right.

To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee.
I liked it. :}

I recently finished "Linger" by Maggie Stiefvater, my teacher met her at a confrence and got it. All I'm saying is Sam(the wolf from shiver) isn't the one fighting to stay human...

Batman: Hush

Its done the impossible that every Batman cartoon/oneshot/film I watched/read failed to do and I'm actually starting to warm up to Bruce

That probably means nothing to most people, but I've had this actual like fuelled, forever burning hate for Batman particuarly Bruce Wayne and now I like him its all odd

My inner child is internally bitch slapping me.

But anyway, it was good. I mean I thought I'd hate it because its Batman, but Jeph Loeb surprised me, even after he was sacked from Heroes two years back for being not good with stories

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wtf by Peter Lerangis

I really liked this. It was very different and original in my eyes, not another cliche young adult book. I found it very mature and just something about the writing and the dialogue drew me in.

Animal Farm by George Orwell.

Its interesting! Maybe you could do some research before reading it. It helps you to understand the book better. :]

Superman Batman: Supergirl

Wonder Woman pissed me off in it D:

Domes of Fire by David Eddings. It's a fantasy novel, and he's my favourite author.

The Road by Cormac McCarthy

One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Marquez

Just finished The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold. It was brilliantly written, but it didn't move me as much as I expected it to.

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ignore.

The last book I finished was L.A. Candy. By Lauren Conrad. I didn't really like it, it was too.... girly? But, whatever.

The book I'm reading right now is The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen. I'm not very far in, but I'm getting there.

Trickster Makes This World: How Disruptive Imagination Creates Culture by Lewis Hyde.
Super boring.

Invsible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk.
Absolutely brilliant. I loved it and the twist at the end was very unexpected. And it was just written perfectly.

All Star Batman and Robin

I loved how everyone questioned Batman's sexuality and the "Who do you think I am? i'm the goddamn Batman!" made my life

Flying Under Bridges - Sandi Toksvig.

Satori In Paris by Jack Kerouac. It was... very Kerouac, quite easy to read (mostly because it is a really short book) and had its funny moments (I laughed out loud few times). Lovely.

Hunger Games. I'm sorry, I couldn't remember the author's name for the life of me but it was such a good book. I would definitely recommend it to anyone on this site.