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after i got the time i will start to read the new eragon from christopher paolini. im to busy with evening school at the moment (learning, learning and learning), i find just enough time for ag.

I'm reading the Steig Larsson Trilogy of books which includes
1) The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo
2) The Girl Who Played With Fire
3) The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets Nest
So far I'm about 25% through the second book and they have been really entertaining and thrilling so far, although they are quite gruesome and grotesque.

I am reading "Soldier Boys." I am not sure who the author is because I don't have the book right in front of me. It is really good. It is set in the World War II era and is about 2 boys, one a Hitler Youth with the highest rank possible in the Hitler Youth, and a boy from the USA in the Parachuting Corps. It is very intriguing but it is a rather easy read. I also have been reading "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" by Douglas Adams. It is hilarious.

I'm reading Catching Fire and Stephen King's, the Stand.
Going back and forth, really.

I'm reading The Hobbit

im reading eragon it is a awesome book and i cant get enough of it im a total fantasy fan

I finished Frankenstein and I'll start Inheritance

I am reading the Last Coyote by Michel Connelly. Nowadays I am reading a lot of crime fiction.

I'm reading Slawter by Darren Shan it's good so far !

i'm reading The Dragons of The WinterNights

I started reading Little Women, and it's great.
It's sort of different from the books out nowadays, but it's excellent.

I am reading The Son of Neptune. I really like the series and it is still really good. Also my love for mythology helps me enjoy it.

Candy by Kevin Brooks .. is very interesting (:

Re-reading Rangers apprentice because I really enjoyed it when I was younger, and its good to read while waiting for Shadows Edge to come in the mail.

Plutarch's Fall of the Roman Republic and Hitchen's God is Not Great, with bedtime reading being A History of the Supernatural by Colin Wilson. All are great books, and it's nice to sample different topics at the same time.