I've read the trilogy and yes, I'd say it's a cracker of a set. I think it gets better as it goes along, too.

But I'll never go see the film.

I'm reading Blaze, written by Stephen King under his Pseudonym, Richard Bachman. So far, it's pretty good.

I'm also reading The Complete Chonicles Of Conan by Robert E. Howard, which is also good, but long, and written as a series of short strories, so I can read both easily.

"Buddenbrooks" by Thomas Mann.

I'm reading "The Empire of Blood" by Richard A. Knaak. It's the volume three of The Minotaur Wars.
It has been good so far.

I am reading the Study Guide to the DSM for one of my Psych classes.

I'm about halfway through Danse Macabre by Stephen King. I'm not getting through it as quickly as I have his other books because of the non-fiction aspect (even the best non-fiction is hard to get really excited about) but I'm still enjoying it and am learning quite a bit about the horror genre in general.

Right now I'm reading A Game of Thrones, recommended to me by a friend. Not got far enough through it to know if I like it yet.

So I haven't read a whole lot in the past little while. But i've just moved away from my family, and i have so much i have to do, and I've been thinking that reading may be the answer to what i should do in my relaxation time.

I like to read things that leave me thinking, puzzled. Or make me want to try something new..you know, Those inspiring ones. But not anything with a ridiculous amount of pages.

If anyone has any suggestions, i'd be more than happy. Then i can tell you what i've decided to read and post on here more often :)

I'm reading Life as We Knew It. Good so far.

Brave New World by Aldhous Huxley.
It's really hard to read for me as a English learner.

I have started reading "Firefight" by Chris Ryan, not that far into it but I am finding it enjoyable, he has written it well and I am enjoying it.

Also I think this thread should be pinned or what ever.