I'm reading the little Bit of Midnight Sun. I LOVE Stephanie Meyer and her Twilight series. :)

I'm reading Midnight Sun too!!!! It's really good!!!

I have finished 3 books since I last posted:

Cheer: Inside the Secret World of College Cheerleaders - pretty good, but it wasn't so "secret." College cheerleaders are athletic and sometimes struggle to be small enough, no new ground here for me.

Other Queen - I was very disappointed in this one, it was surprisingly repetitive. I almost put the book down because I couldn't get through the first 2-3 Mary sections (im a sacred queen, I must be free, blah de blah blah). I stuck with it because of Bess Hardwick who was a fascinating lady, this character wasn't nearly as interesting as her real world counterpart. Also, needed more QE1.

Shining City - very funny at times, almost preciously so. Most advanced vocabulary in any book I've read lately, maybe he got a new Thesarus app for his iPhone or something.

Just started 'Song Of The Humpback Whale' by Jodi Picoult. So far so good.

I love the Twilight series. I still need to pick up 'Breaking Dawn'. Hopefully soon. Just haven't had the money and I got on the list at the library too late. Still waiting for a copy from them.

I'm going to read all the Twilight books for the gazzilionth time, lol

I'm about halfway through Breaking Dawn while also rereading Certain Girls. As for nonfiction, I'm plowing through Born In the USA: How a Broken Maternity System Must Be Fixed To Put Women and Children First. It's amazingly insightful and a real eye-opener.

Ooooh, This is a dangerous thread!! I always end up seeing so many things here I want to add to my reading list. I just finished Deep Dish by Mary Kay Andrews (Don't bother is my review). I started Fearless Fourteen last night by Janet Evanovich. I'm also reading The Shack by William Young, but I keep putting it down and forgetting about it.

My daughter has read and re-read and re-read the Twilight series, but I just can't get far enough in them to be hooked. Plus I think she's told me so much about it that I know too much of the plot.

I've got a Jen Lancaster book requested. I'm looking forward to reading it.

I love every book written by Cecelia Ahern. She wrote P.S. I love you, that was her first book. Her newer ones are even better though!

i just finished Ender in Exile- and while I know a lot of people didn't like it and i must say it started off a bit... rocky - i enjoyed it and the second to last chapter is really intense.

i am now starting on the Kite Runner which I haven't read yet so far so good.