What book are you currently reading?

[charrington]

Currently rereading 1984 for class, and I'm really excited to read about the book's historical context/analysis again ahhhhhhh- O'Brien is also a character I'm looking forward to reading about again, but I should probably give the other characters some love as well. uwu

[taishou]

Nothing right now, but I'm planning on starting Kafka on the Shore and Bakemonogatari on my long plane ride lol

[lovclub]

stella by starlight

[Pyjaks]

Children of blood and bone by Tomi Adeyemi
So good, so worth the hype

[m o o s e]

Alta, by Mercedes Lackey. Yay, dragon jousting!

[~BrokenEcho~]

Insomnia by J.R Johansen
Harry Potter and the Halfblood Prince by J.K Rowling

[C4tastrophe]

I am reading The Wee Free Men!
It's not that known, but I am enjoying it so far...

[illusion.]

Ruby wax, a neuroscientist and a monk.

[daughter]

rereading Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief

[~☾☆Tԋҽ Mσσɳ Gαȥҽɾ☆☾~]

Book 2 of the Wilderking Trilogy (Secret of the Swamp King) by Johnathan Rogers & Book 3 of the Thirteen series (Paperboat) by Trisha Priebe

I'm actually really liking Wilderking so far, I thought going into the series it
would be a bit too childish, but I'm really enjoying it so far.
It is indeed a lot like the Wingfeather series but without all the
cliffnotes, no fantasy elements, and being on a
way less grander scale like everyone said it was.

As for Thirteen... Some of the plot and characters are, let's just say thoroughly entertaining
and hilarious to me for the wrong reasons. In all honestly the idea of the plot is really unique,
which is why I wanted to give the series a try, but the execution of it isn't much better than the
characters. (Which I can sum up as being either too melodramatic, "mysterious," almost literally
flawless, or sadly underdeveloped.) So I decided to read the final book just for the fun of it. I mean,
who knows? Maybe Paperboat builds up to something that's actually pretty clever.