I just finished Charles de Lint's The Cats of Tanglewood Forest.

I just love how he uses native american mythologies and interweaves them into these stories.

Plus Cats! Win, Win, imho. :s-wink:

oooh, another de Lint fan! i've read a lot of his stuff... mostly borrowed from a friend who buys them. i love all his mythologies, too.

yaay cats!

He's got all of these novellas and short stories for the kindle. I really prefer to read paperback or hardback books than on a screen. (There's something really satisfying about actually taking a page in my fingers and turning it.) However, I don't see where those stories are in hardcover anywhere, so I may have to break down and buy some of them to read with my kindle app.

oh yes, i know what you mean about reading actual books. i have a similar dilemma with another author i read too! she's continued her stories in the Kindle Worlds 'verse, and the only way i can get those novellas is as an eBook too. i want to read them because i love her series.... but, eBook. *sigh*

Allegint by Veronica Roth. I'm still reading Four. I have a lot of unfinished books like Matched, The Great Gatsby, Whipping Boy: Forty year old search for my 12 year old bully (currently reading) and Summoned.

Hyperion by Dan Simmons.
I am not going to read the sequel, The Fall of Hyperion.

not = now?

The Raven Boys - Maggie stiefvater

LOVE THIS BOKK FGHREIHBREIBF SCBHhhhhhhGTBGFHGHHHFGJHFGHTRHTHHFGHDFF *SCREAMS ETERNALLY*

I recently read Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury. My friend lent it to me, it was very interesting.

The last book I read was Rich Dad Poor Dad by Richard Kiyosaki and Zodiac Star Force.

Rich Dad Poor Dad is interesting. It makes you get excited about making money with out giving you the tools to directly do so. The point of the entire book, i feel, is to entice you go and figure out more for yourself. Needless to say its done that for me.

And Zodiac Star Force is just fun, nicely drawn comic in the vein of all magical girl stories.

Miss Peregrines Home for Peculiar Children

Green Rider by Kristen Britain.
Not a terrible writer be the main character was kind of annoying in some aspects.

'The Paradise Snare' by A.C. Crispin, it's the first book in the Han Solo Trilogy, and takes place 10 BBY -- Before the Battle of Yavin, aka A New Hope. my current book is 'The Hutt Gambit,' the second book in the series and now it's 5 BBY.

apparently, the third book ends right before Luke and Obi-Wan Kenobi come to see Han at the cantina in Mos Eisley. =)