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Well, the original topic was nearing thirteen pages, so I had to split it.

Anyway. I'm currently rereading <u>Black Horses for the King</u> by Anne McCaffrey. Great book.

I'm reading "The Client" by John Grisham. It's really good so far.

"Lady Knight" By tamora Pierce.

I love that book! My friend recommended it to me.

The books I'm reading right now are Ishi in Two Worlds and Frankenstein, both for school. I just finished reading Abarat.

Lain, that's an awesome book

I'm currently re-reading Trickster's Choice, before moving onto Trickster's Queen - both by Tamora Pierce.

I'm also half reading The Beach, by Alex Garland, because we're studying it in English.

I'm reading Terminator 2: Infiltrator by S. M. Stirling.

It picks up where T2 the movie left off.

I'm currently reading The Fellowship of the Ring.

Yes, I am way behind most people. It's really good so far though.

Don't worry Alex, I got two pages into the Prologue and gave up. Too hard to concentrate.

Though this was three or four years ago - I should really try and read it again.

I'm still reading Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh. Haven't really found the time to read much lately.

You think you're behind, ZH? Have you at least seen the films? I've still only seen the first, and I didn't even see it until last November. I read the first book, and started the second, but I got realllly bored with it.

I've read all three books, though not in years, but I haven't seen a single one of the films. So you're probably a bit ahead of me too because I barely remember them.

Crews by Maria Hinojosa. It's my sister's book. I grabbed it while fixing my bookshelf and decided to read it because it's short It's a bunch of interviews the writer did with "gang" members. I'm actually finding it very interesting.

I'm in the middle of several books...Almost done with 1984, and either almost done or done with Ender's Shadow (again). Plus two others I don't remember the titles of...they aren't all that good. =P

WEll, I've just finished a book, "The Fog" by James Herbet. It was really good, fast-paced, and, though it was a tad unbelievable, you could associate with most of the charecters.

However, my next book is a little bit up to interpretation. I want to finish the "Wicca" cycle of books, called Sweep in America, for the second time, so, I could read those books from 7+, or, I may read another James Herbet book, probably "Signs."