Im reading the Birthmarked series (young adult dystopia setting similar to hunger games ! ). I just started the second book. the hunger games finally got me into my kindle fire again.

I went back to classics too. I am almost done with Jane Eyre, found that one on a swap table & when I forgot it at home one day I found Wuthering Heights for my kindle! About half way done now with that.
I caught Jane Eyre on television quite awhile ago, so was curious on how close they stuck to the book. And Wuthering Heights just happened to catch my eye on the free book list.

Last week I read Still Missing, On the Island, and Handling the Undead. This week I'm reading In Leah's Wake, and have several others on deck in my Kindle, that I can't remember the names of right now.

I am currently reading the LotR trilogy one more time. Currently reading "The Two Towers" :D

What a coincidence!! I started Jane Eyre this afternoon. I wanted to read it for a long time... I want to see the movie (big fan of M. Fassbender) but I wanted to read the book first.

I didn't know there were so many movies made from this book! This was the one I caught on tv:

http://www.amazon.com/Jane-Eyre-Sama...869451&sr=8-16

Sounds interesting... I'll have to look at that one. :)

At the moment, I'm working my way through Alexandre Dumas' The Count of Monte Cristo. Loving it so far.
I've read Wuthering Heights, and Pride and Prejudice since last year, but, although I like them, I didn't enjoy them in quite the same way as I'm enjoying Monte Cristo. I actually feel kind of sexist in terms of my classic preferences :dizzy: ... I hated Gaskell's North and South, because it took a page and a half to basically say, "Mrs Shaw didn't attend the wedding because she didn't have a new dress to wear." I like the way Dumas fills his books out with historical context and the like, because it actually informs my perspective of the story and my general knowledge. :^:

TCM just showed one not long ago from 1944, with Joan Fontaine, Orson Welles, and Elizabeth Taylor as the little girl who dies of pneumonia after marching a punishment drill in the rain

Soon to finish Star Island by Carl Hiaasen. Some stuff I want to read (out now, but put them in abeyance for the last-quarter mega-holiday season): Unholy Night by Seth Grahame-Smith to be the big Christmas read, and there's a couple of sequels to Blood Oath (The President's Vampire, and I forget what the third one is called) that would make for good Halloween reading

I read that one a couple years ago! It was pretty good.

I just finished reading "The Daemon Prism" by Carol Berg, which was excellent (it's the third book in the Collegia Magica trilogy). Started yesterday on "The Edinburgh Dead" by Brian Ruckley.

I read the first Game of Thrones book several years back and didn't like it enough to bother reading the rest of the series. Same with Wheel of Time ages ago.

still reading the outlander series by diana gabaldon currently about half way through "voyager" and will be starting "drums of autumn" soon.

also just finished "the christian athiest" and started reading "men of the bible" and will follow that with "women of the bible"

I'm reading A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs. It is the first book in the series that the new Disney movie John Carter is based on.

I just finished Lover Reborn by JR Ward :)

I watched this version last night since I had finished Jane Eyre (I was pronouncing it like "Eerie" until I saw the movie) and I was so disappointed in all the wonderful parts that were missed!

God I just realized I absolutely have no idea how to pronounce Eyre LOL

I just started 'Fat Is A Feminist Issue'.. really interesting so far and it's talking about compulsive eating a lot. Seemed like a good time to read it.