[i-konw-i-wrok]

A Swiftly Tilting Planet by Madeleine L'Etangle (The third book in the A Wrinkle in Time series)

[mz_peachez08]

Darkness before dawn by sharon m. Draper

[luchia119]

House of Dark Shadows

[xo---whitney]

Harry Potter: The Order of the Phoenix

[lipz2juicy4u]

Im reading...
~evernight by Claudia Gray
~ Night World no. 1 by L.J. Smith
AND
~i re bought vampire diaries(left the original ones with my teacher accidently...never gonna see those again) lol

[whateverfloats]

Silent Spring

and

A Passage to India

[whateverfloats]

jenny_lyte wrote: I am currently reading Moby Dick. It is considered the greatest American novel of all-time and I am ashamed to say I have no clue what it was about. It was only six bucks at Barnes and Noble so I bought it rather than getting it from the library. Melville is a master of the English language, but I just started the book so the overall story hasn't unfolded yet, but so far I am liking it.

I've never read Moby Dick either. :oops:

But I do love Bartleby the Scrivener so shall have to give it a go next time I'm at the library.

[crankdatsoulja]

The astonishing adventures of goth girl and fan boy

[xxjaz19xx]

IM READING HOST by Stephenie Meyer AND Marked House of Night book 1 by p.c. Cast

[jenny_lyte]

whateverfloats wrote: jenny_lyte wrote: I am currently reading Moby Dick. It is considered the greatest American novel of all-time and I am ashamed to say I have no clue what it was about. It was only six bucks at Barnes and Noble so I bought it rather than getting it from the library. Melville is a master of the English language, but I just started the book so the overall story hasn't unfolded yet, but so far I am liking it. I've never read Moby Dick either. :oops: But I do love Bartleby the Scrivener so shall have to give it a go next time I'm at the library.

LOL I thought it was you who told me I should read it.