I've finished the 2nd Game of Thrones book and decided to do something a little lighter. I've started on the Percy Jackson series. Very much like Harry Potter so far. It's easy reading and I'm enjoying it.

Having a month off from school has provided me with time to read, finally! So far I have read The Revenge if the Radioactive Lady by Elizabeth Stuckey-French, Notorious Nineteen by Janet Evanovich and almost done with Heartburn by Nora Ephron.

Looking for Alaska by John Green

I just started reading the last Harry Potter book... The Deathly Hallows.

I'm about a third of the way through "An Irish Country Doctor" by Patrick Taylor. One of the main characters is...an Irish country doctor...and he's training a newbie from the city. Their interactions are hilarious.

I'm reading Middlesex and parts of A People's History of the United States. Both are excellent so far.

Has anyone read Perks of being a wallflower? Thinking about starting that one before the movie comes out on DVD...

I didn't read it, but the movie was great.

While on vacation, I finished The Round House, read The Girl with the Cat Tattoo (you can skip that--not too good, not too professional) and started The Black Box.

lately i've been obsessed with historical romances and last night i discoverd a site where you can download all the latest books for free and i downloaded more than 20 books. i started reading anything he wants by sara fawkes but i didn't like it....it was something like 50 shades of grey so now i'm reading after the storm by t. s. arthur.

Do share what that site is!

I've read Perks of being a Wallflower. It was a good read.

I've been listening to Lord of the Rings on audiobook. I rewatch the movies and reread the books every year or so. The Hobbit reminded me to do it again. Being a college student I decided to do the audiobook for the first time and I have to say, it's fantastic. I've been using Audible. I think it's $15 every month and you get 1 credit which can go to any book regardless of price, which is cool because the LoTR audiobooks are $26 a piece!

I'm going to reread the Silmarillion as well.

But I have a long list of books I need to read. I'm currently trying to catch up with the author of the Drizzt Do'Urden series. He keeps writing them and I can't keep up! If anyone here likes fantasy that's an amazing series.

I'm also trying to get through some educational/nutritional type books. Sugar Shock and The End of Overeating are the two I'm most focused on.

There's a cool website called Books Should be Free where you can listen to audiobooks free and with no download, in various languages. I believe they are books from the public domain read by volunteers, so some of the quality isn't the best, but some are pretty good.

White Noise, by Don DeLillo - love it so far! I try to read about 1/2 of the books my husband has to read for school so we can chat about them. I'd try to read them all, but they read like 30 novels a semester!

there are many of them, but these are the ones i use the most...
http://www.epubbud.com/
http://www.readprint.com/
http://manybooks.net/
gutenberg.org

and my favorite is http://tuebl.ca/

enjoy !

Thank you! I have a lot of sites bookmarked, but a couple of these are new to me.