Books you are reading
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1984
The power and the Glory by Graham Greene
does anyone know Terry Pratchett? 
Sense and Sensibility - Jane Austen
Jonathan Strange and Mr. Norrell - Susanna Clarke
Artemis Fowl 2 - Eoin Colfer
Reread: Sly - Banana Yoshimoto
All simultaneously... *lol*
And I just have to add that I don't understand why everyone loves Dan Brown. His characters are stereotypes and his stories are pretty lame...
The Darfur Diaries
and
The Child of the Jungle
Now I am reading Frances Hodgson Burnett's Secret Garden.This book is for both children and adults,I like it so much
Angels and Demons for the 7th Time...
Diary - Chuck Palahniuk
I have to read The Accidental Tourist by Anne Tylaer for school. It's bloody awful!
Eldest (The second book from the "Inheritance " trilogy) - a sequel to Eragon.
I just finished the 5th Shopaholic Book!
It was HILARIOUS! Loved it!
The Art Of War - Sun Tzu
Hell Island by Matthew Reilly
The Traveller by John Twelve Hawks
It was a Christmas present. There is a quote on the cover: "Take some Orwellian undertones, add a dash of Philip Pullman and sprinkle with a few lines of Dan Brown."
It seems quite silly but it's a very easy read.
I just read The Little Prince
and I loved, cute history.
I've started to read `everyone worth knowing` by lauren weisberger ,like 4 days ago & I really enjoy it. ... 
Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte
The Traveller by John Twelve Hawks
Well I finished this. A very fast-paced sci-fi thriller. I was a bit disappointed to discover at the end that this is the first part of a trilogy so it was a cliffhanger ending rather than a payoff. It's not badly written for what it is but I'm not sure whether I will invest in the sequel. Too much of this book was like a setup for the main show and all the way through I thought that the author really just wants to make a movie out of it.
It's probably good to take on a flight or a train journey though. I think people who like the pace of Da Vinci Code and the ideas and style of The Matrix will enjoy it.
I need something to work my brain a bit more now so I've started on Crime & Punishment by Dostoevsky.
Blind into Baghdad by James Fellows
A great book that analyzes the Iraq war to the post-Iraq reconstruction.
Mr. Balfour's Poodle by Roy Jenkins
Reading this book for my research paper on, Arthur Balfour.
A Walk To Remember