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I just completed The Hunger Games. Many people were raving about it and I decided to see what the hype was about and found it sadly lacking.

I have avoided reading the Hunger games myself. judging by its fan base I can be pretty sure it wont appeal to me, or be amazing at the least.

I just finished re-reading the Hobbit. I had forgotten so much of it..

i just finished reading entice by carrie jones XD now im waiting for the fourth book in the series. it should come out sometime this year...

I most recently finished Worlds of Wonder - How to Write Science Fiction and Fantasy.
I know that probably doesn't really count, but it was a very interesting read. :)

"Zombie Combat Manual" by Roger MA


... can never be too prepared, yanno?

Blood Bound by Patricia Briggs! Amazing

The last book I've finished is The Power of Six by Pittacus Lore.
I found it as a good read, but other books I've read before this one has hit me with a greater impact.

the last book i finished is bones of faerie
such a good book

The 9th Judgment
BY James Patterson & Maxine Paetro

I love this series. Crime Novels are my love.

Recently finished "A Storm of Swords" by George R. R. Martin already onto "A Feast for Crows" the 4th in the set, i cant put them down

Ooh- "The Martian Chronicles" sounds interesting! *adds to "Must read after FINALLY finishing 'Atlas Shrugged'" list*

The last book I finished was a read-in-one-night book called "Michael Vey of Cell 25".
It's a book written for the adolescent crowd, but so was Harry Potter, so I read it. It's going to be similar to Harry Potter I the way that the tone of the books will mature as the main characters age. The main plot is that Michael has a special power, and a secret group is trying to recruit him into a program with other teens who have a special power similar to his. It's a very interesting concept, and I can't wait for the next book ^_^

Howl's moving castle. Soooo good, one of my fave reads because the characters are interesting and despicable in their own wonderful ways. Hard to describe, but definitely better than the movie.

I recently finished river marked by Patricia Briggs it is amazing!

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer.

I hate Bella so hard. =___=

Lol I think for the most part everyone does.

Dune by Frank Herbert. Was for Sci-Fi/English class. For its size, it actually isn't a tedious read.