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Blood Song, by Anthony Ryan.

...Actually, I've been trying to finish this for the past year or two, but I'm not often at home, and I keep borrowing this book from the library while I AM at home and forgetting to read it.

I've been reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. I wanted to reread the HP series this year because it's one of the few series that I have all the books from and I've been a fan since childhood. :) There are other books that I've started but not finished yet but I've forgotten their titles.

I have been reading too many books! Halp!
But my main focus has been on The Dragon's Son for about the last week. It's actually a fairly easy read once you get into it.
Figure I can probably finish it in a couple of days...

I'm reading Mindy Kaling's "Why Not Me?" book, and I'm almost finished with it. :D

I've been reading The Juniper Tree by Barbara Comyns. Fairy tale inspired stories, retellings, or fable-style narratives are my weakness, and also Helen Oyeyemi whose work I love, was inspired to write Boy Snow Bird because of this book so... I'll see how I like it :3

Ancient Aliens: The Companion Book
Its so good.

Still mostly my same huge list...
But mostly focused on Oathbreaker by Brandon Sanderson and Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein

"Nine Lessons I Learned from my Father" by Murray Howe that I got for Christmas.

I am reading The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes.
It is very well written and very good.

I've been too engrossed in fanfiction to open a book for a few weeks at least.

The last book I've finished was A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle and the next one I plan to read is Breed by Chase Novak.

I am curently reading Future Noir by Paul M. Sammon

Mainly just working on Roots and Jane Eyre. Still.
But also have read a tiny bit more in Stranger in a Strange Land and The Brothers Karamazov.
Technically have a few other books in progress, but haven't touched them in months.

Brothers Karamazov is a tough read.
I am reading Future Noir, just finished The Voice of Knowledge by Don Ruiz (author of 4 agreements) and Evangeline by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. I love his poetry.

Yeah, I'm not too far into it yet (seriously, not even 20 pages in), so not sure how it actually is yet. What little I've read hasn't seemed like it would be too difficult.

The Last American Vampire by Seth Grahame-Smith.

It's pretty good.

Just finished reading The Legend of Korra: Turf Wars Part III, and now I'm reading Spell on Wheels. ^^