The Vampire Diaries The Awakening & The Struggle by Lj Smith

I've just finished Nineteen Minutes by Jodie Picoult, and now i might re-read Eat, Pray, Love a personal favourite

Misery, by Stephen King.

Stone Arabia, by Dana Spiotta, and rereading Angels in America, by Tony Kushner.

In America, by Susan Sontag.

Fifty Shades of Grey. It's disturbing that so many people think of this as good literature.

ETA: Wow, thought I should add that I'm not reading this because it's the sort of genre I like, but because I wanted to see what the ridiculous amount of fuss was about. Truthfully, it makes me feel a little bit ill whenever I pick it up. Thankfully it's on my Kindle so no one needs to see what I'm reading.

Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams, by Sylvia Plath.

Looking For Alaska, by John Green.

Paper Towns, by John Green.

(Yeah, I'm on a John Green roll.)

Invisible Monsters Remix by Chuck Palahniuk

I read three of his books last week, I liked Paper Towns the most.

I preferred Paper Towns to Looking For Alaska, but I can't help feeling like they were exceedingly similar. I don't know if it's just because I read them both so close together that I feel that way. I mean, they are by the same author so it's not exactly crazy that they'd seem similar, but a lot of the characters felt very similar too.

BLUBBER, By Judy Blume

Yeah I still loves to reads me some oh dat gud books and whatnot!!! SERIOUSLY I LOVE these book, STILL!!!!

I agree! An Abundance Of Katherines is also built on the same premise - geek boy falls in love with quirky, confident girl and becomes a badass in the process, and it also has the obligatory comic relief best friend who starts dating the pretty girl way out of his league. Now that I think about it, they really are the same novel, but I still enjoyed reading them. I can't help but like authors who don't take themselves too seriously.

I still enjoyed them too. I looked at An Abundance of Katherines on Amazon and I think I'm going to leave that one for now and read The Fault in Our Stars instead, once I get a copy.

I'm currently reading The Heart Keeper by Françoise Sagan.

The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty

Of Love And Other Demons, by Gabriel García Márquez.

Discworld Graphic Novels, The Colour of Magic and The Light Fantastic by Terry Pratchett :D
One of the funniest series I've ever read :,)

I've just started to read The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

I just finished reading Opening Skinners Box by Lauren Slater, it's about a lot of intresting psychology experiments i've previously studied and i really enjoyed her narrative on them, was a very intresting read, made me think a lot.

Just stared reading Bared to You by Slyvia Day, little disapointed that it reads a lot like Fifty shades of Grey, why is it so hard to find decent/well written erotic fiction!?

Currently reading the Prydain Chronicles (on book 2, The Black Cauldron) and regretting that I never read them as a kid.

I Am The Messenger, by Markus Zusak.

Anna Karenina. About halfway through and loving it.

I am currently reading One Dog And His Boy. I recommend this book to everyone. It is such a good book so far.

A Moveable Feast, by Ernest Hemingway. So far it's just making me want to move to Paris.