I'm going to start reading Divergent by Veronica Roth pretty soon. If I can finish it before I have to take it back to the library.
I wonder if it's any good....

I am reading : Ulyses of James Joyce, one great book , a little complicate but surely is wonderful. Specially because I prefer read to the Classical.

I'm reading Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett and at the same time Heroes by Jonathan Stroud, which I find to be pretty boring. I'm trying to read it since months, but everytime I finish a chapter I'm relieved and put it aside for another few weeks...

Die Trying by Lee Child. Like the story and the style the author uses.

Labolina wrote:

Die Trying by Lee Child. Like the story and the style the author uses.

At the moment I'm reading your post!

kalinichenko wrote:

Labolina wrote: Die Trying by Lee Child. Like the story and the style the author uses. At the moment I'm reading your post!

I wonder which one

I'm reading The fairy gunmother, by Daniel Pennac. It's very interesting and humorous, and the atmosphere is surreal and fiabesque. Unforgettable characters!

Norwegian Wood, by Haruki Murakami. Finding it poignant and hard to put down.[/u]

In your part of Town, the book is still UNWRITTEN.

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