I just finished book one of the Grisha Trilogy. I left the second book in my friends car. T-T

Crown of Midnight by Sarah J. Maas

Would like to get in my collection Reawakened by Colleen Houck and the continuation of the Spirit Animals series written by different authors.

Unravel Me by Taherah Mafi and Watership Down by Richard Adams.

Also... YES YES YES THRONE OF GLASS SERIES.

Heir of Fire- Third one in Throne of Glass series and the 4th one was just published- so I'm a little behind.

I'm reading Star trek voyager series by Kristen Beyer

Queen of Shadows-the 4th one in the Throne of Glass series!

if manga's count then the sailor moon ones with the inners on the front

Les Miserables, the unabridged version.

I finished Me and Earl and the Dying Girl today. One of the funniest (but a little innapropriat at times) books I've ever read.

I am cleaning out my book shelves and I found Pilates for Every Body.  Yeah, might try out some of those exercises.

Kingdom Keepers 5 and will be buying 6 very soon to read. I also have many others that I haven't read yet that I want to read.

My Sergei by Katia Gordeeva. It's good but really depressing.

Just finished "Cinder" of the Lunar Chronicles. Oh man I want more! But my online book subscription service doesn't have the whole series.

Also just finished all three books in "The Selection" series.

I'm reading Cheap Amusements. It's for a class, but it's really interesting. It's about how women gained and spent leisure time in the early 1900's.

The Ables by Jeremy Scott of Cinema Sins.

Shannon Mesenger-the Everblaze series.

I finished brilliant blue, a very light 16+ yaoi series. The plot was actually out of the norm, and I enjoyed it more then I thought I would.

I recently finished The Paying Guests by Sarah Waters. I enjoyed it, as I enjoyed most of her work, but it was so suspenseful that I felt on edge for the last two hours of reading.

Right now I'm reading Needled to Death by Maggie Sefton (sequel to Knit One, Kill Two and second book in the Knitting Mysteries series). It is incredibly corny, but it's so cozily knitter-specific. Anytime a book can ramble on about yarn I'm usually game.

I just finished Predictive Analytics: The Power to Predict Who Will Click, Buy, Lie, or Die by Eric Siegel. After that I finished Old Indian Legends by Zitkala-Sa. I'm now reading Black Beauty by Anna Sewell, but I might get distracted by Data Smart: Using Data Science to Transform Information Into Insight by John W. Foreman.

So, I'm skipping around and now I'm reading Magnus Chase instead of the second one in the Everblaze series, because I have to put the second one in the Everblaze series on hold at the library and it's that time of year where I don't like going down to the library.

MAGNUS CHASE IS AMAZING YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT.

The most recent book I read was Jesse Andrews' Me and Earl and the Dying Girl...and I love it despite how utterly edgy and adult it is with all the cursing and crude jokes! I like it because it has a realistic portrayal of a girl with cancer that doesn't come off as romanticized or idealized! Cancer sucks, there's nothing deep or profound about it. I hear there's a movie out but I'll wait on that. But the book is definitely on my favorites list!

I just finished "The Stone Angel" by Margaret Laurence.  It's an okay book.  But I just really dislike the main character.

I'm reading A Swiftly Titling planet by Madeline L'Engle, the same lady wrote the (far more well known) A Wrinkle in Time. This actually has the Murry family in it as well. In some ways I think it's better.

I just started reading The Ramona Quimby series by Beverly Cleary. Where have these books been all my life?! I love them!

^I know right? They're so fun!

Finished A Swiftly Titling Planet, on to the Iron Trial.

^You like them too?! Awesome! Fellow fan! I'm even planning a potential fan fic that I might write later on! The only ones I haven't read are Ramona the Pest and Ramona Forever, as my library didn't have them.

I did just start reading Princess Academy by Shannon Hale. God, Olana is such a jerk!

Keeper of the Lost Cities- Exile by Shannon Messenger

Also reading The Game of Lives(by James Dashner) on and off.

@Juliko: I agree!  I've read it. (: 

we need to talk about kevin

1984 - the political dystopia written in 1950 by Sir George Orwell. "Big brother is watching".