Since I haven't had the chance lately to post:
The Trouble With Harry
Noble Intentions
Noble Destiny
Improper English
Birds of Paradise (novella)

All of these written by Katie MacAlister

All done in at least the last 3 weeks or less...

This very last book I have fished reading is The guardian's: book two E. Aster Bunnymund and the Warrior Eggs at the Earth's Core.

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Nightshine -- Lynn Viehl

Something for English class. Lord of The Flies, by William Golding. It was actually a great read, got me thinking and all, but as my grademates' reactions or thereof lack of proved, it's probably not for everyone.

Nightborn (Lords of the Darkyn #1) -- Lynn Viehl (12/25)



Edit: Add:
Omega Games -- SL Viehl (forgot what date)
Crystal Healer -- SL Viehl (12/29)

Lord of the Flies by William Golding.
Picked it up for the funny title but goddamn them for what happened to Piggy. DX

Re-read The Hobbit. It took me about 3 hours. I would rather read it three times than watch three Peter Jackson movies >.>

Last book that I read, and really enjoyed was called "The Thief Lord."

Dream Called Time -- SL Viehl

The last of the Stardoc series. -Sniffles.- I'm having some separation anxiety from the characters. TT___TT It ends so happy and sad.



Additions:
Playing With Fire -- Katie MacAlister 1/5/13

I finished a book titled 'The Best of Lewis Carroll'. It has Alice in Wonderland, Through the Looking Glass, Hunting of the Snark, Phantasmagoria, A Tangled Tale, and Nonsense from Letters.

I'm currently working on the Lord of the Rings books and then I will be reading the Hobbit.

96-Hours by Georgia Beers

The last book I read was 'Thirteen Reasons Why' by Jay Asher. I'm still not entirely sure how I felt about it to be honest. I mean, it was an interesting read and I didn't dislike it, it's just I sort of expected something different. Also the person that committed suicide didn't really sound like a suicidal person, she never really spoke like someone who was contemplating suicide tends to. I understand that not everyone is the same, but that ticked me off a little.

Still, a fairly interesting read none the less. If you're bored and looking for something new, you could always go for that book. It's structured in a pretty interesting way too, which is always nice.

Just finished The Sun Also Rises by Hemmingway. Not sure what I think of it. It was left over college reading from '09 that I picked up and decided to finish so there's a disconnect between the beginning and end for me. Not much I can say about it. If feels like one those conversations between two indifferent people that never really ends. There were a couple passages about France and Spain towards the end that I found pretty amusing though. Easy read though. Certainly not hard to follow.

I finished Up In Smoke awhile ago. (Katie MacAloster)

Tonight I finished Me And My Shadow by the same authors d starting another of her books.

Additionally:
Sparks Fly Katie MacAlister 1/20
A Tale of Two Vampires Katie MacAlister 1/22

The last book I actually finished was Haunted Hotels. Can't recall the name of the author though.