It's a very good book, I read it a few years ago. I like books on tape & radio when I am driving at night.

The whole series is rather good! Loooong but good.

Fictional History - Try Fatherland by Robert Harris. Invisions Germany, and the world, had Hitler won WWII. Scary but COOL!

OR

The Historian...about Dracula. Very cool.

I need to go to the Library...

Of course. I love to read.

i'm gona be livin at the library for the next cpl mo...

I started Jane Eyre this morning for the 3rd time.

I finished Danse Macabre by Stephen King last night.

I love to read.

i read books all the time. i can't imagine a world without books and music.
right now i'm reading "in the name of science" a true story about the government doing secret experiments on soldiers from ww1 to now. it's pretty scary.

reality can be scarrier than any horror book ever written...

True....OH!
There's a really good series by a woman named Kelley Armstrong. (she's from my shiz home town even!)
First book is called Bitten. It's about werewolves. I love werewolves AMAZING book.

I have to read a book before i goto bed every night, or else i can't settle down enough to sleep =)

Stop grabbing light bulbs...Might help...I'm just saying

Yeah, what the hell is going on in that photo, Merlin?

i do too, it's been a rough 4 yrs...

I love to read.

One of my all-time favorites is the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon. If you like romance, time-travel, and history this series puts all of those things into one long book. They take a while to read because they are very detailed, but I've read the entire series twice and would do so again if I hadn't given the books away.

Finally finished the Dark Tower series a couple months back, then read a few other random Steven King.

Reading Red Mars right now.

Used to read a lot of fantasy, then got kind of sick of it. Terry Pratchett is a brilliant satirist... Disc World novels are in the fantasy vein but are definitely a humorous take on modern problems.

Any Barry Saddler fans? Casca the time traveling mercenary is always a fun listen (get em on tape or cd for road trips... dunno if I would want to actually sit and read them), if you are into that old-school pulp novel sort of thing.

I do.

ya terry pratchett rocked (rip) have read most of them. if u loved him try the xanth series by piers anthony (rip) or the myth series by robert asprin. they r both fantasy/comedys great stuff

i burn through a 500 page book in about a day

right on. my fresh yr in hs i started the hobbit on fri after school and had finnished the return of the king by sun afternoon.

can't wait til my eye heals enough to do it again :)