What are you reading?

[Morte]

Ah my favorite topic books!

Currently I'm reading:

Honor Harrington Series by David Weber
Eleanor, the Young Royals Series
re-reading Harlequin's Tyler series (in order this time), on the last book

What about the rest of you? any reccomendations?

bookishly yours,

[webmistress]

Gah - I wish I hd time to read....

I know you mentioned you hadn't been here in a while, but I'm not sure how long its been - there are some great suggestions on the Books Page

[emalia]

I am still reading the 4th Harry Potter book, however I expect to have it finished in the next day or so.. Then I will be all out of material again..

[Morte]

mighty webmistress-
yes i have seen the books section it is very cool!
now i just need to get a job so i can afford to purchase books!

emalia-
out of reading material! *gasp* don't scare me liek that!
a lot of people i know who liek harry potter enjoy the lemony snicket books, i haven't read them yet but they are purportedly similar but less cheerful..

[cyd]

I'm re-reading the LotR series... namely because now that I've seen the second movie, I want to figure out what the ending was again... ;)

Cyd (still hunting for her sig file somewhere...)

[Bathsheba Khandayce]

Well I just finished re-reading Ship of Magic by Robin Hobb, and before that, Marion Simmer Bradley's Sword & Sorceress XIX, Take a Thief by Mercedes Lackey, and The Skies of Pern by Annie McCaffrey. I'm waiting for Robin Hobb's Mad Ship, & Ship of Destiny David Weber's The Service of the Swords, & War of Honor, Mercedes Lackey's Exile’s Honor, & Brightly Burning, S.L. Viehl's Shockball, & Eternity Row and

Hello, my name is J'aivette and I'm a bibloholic

[emalia]

Well.. Since I finished Harry Potter.. I have moved onto romance again.. need something mindless for at work.. SO.. It is now Beyond Innocence by Emma Holly. Wish I could say I felt like ing for this book.

[Leela]

Hi ladies!

I'm reading a collection of interviews with Edward Gorey, one of my FAVORITE illustrators/storybook gurus.

It's called Ascending Peculiarity.

Hmmm...Gashlycrumb Tinies as Emoticons?
Must ponder for future website

Cheers

[Mairi the Herbwench]

I'm reading a series of archeological mysteries by Lyn hamilton - they're set in present day, but it takes her all over Mexico, Scotland, and other interesting places. Other than that, I'm re-reading a lot of histerical romances - totally mindless, but a good way to relax.

Mairi

[vanessa]

I have actually just finished a Tony Hillerman novel, his latest, I think, The Wailing Wind. It's short compared to a few of his previous novels, but I think this one was just geared more towards character development than any true mystery.

Character development seems to be a theme in my most recent reading list because I previously to Tony Hillerman, just finished P is for Peril which was still a good book, but a lot of character development.... oh well. :)

I am now starting to look at getting eBooks for my handheld.... They've got new books as well as a LARGE collection of not so recent books! Not quite a good as going to the bookstore, but a bit more convenient, especially right now with the traffic around my favorite stores being a bit, um... shall I say NUTS?????

I'm going to also pay the extra $9 to be able to read them at my PC as well as the handheld.... :) Not too bad for those days where the eyes are just toooooo tired to read the itty bitty screen of the Palm Pilot!

I've read a couple of mysteries lately, but it's usually the fantasy fiction that really gets me. The first books I'm getting for my soon to be new eBook reader is a set by Laurell K Hamilton. One of my good friends recommended to her books to me. The Heroine of the books is a Vampire Hunter (not to be confused with Slayer, although they have lots of those books to download as well!).

Good reading to One and All! ;)