What books are you reading?

[Jesus' Princess]

I just started Return from Manzanaar, as I think it's called. It's about a Japanese girl who was sent to a camp in the US during WWII, pretty good so far.

[Buzz]

The Case For Christ, by Lee Strobel.

[Woody]

Planet of the Nose Pickers by Gordan Korman

[UNCLEBITTLES]

Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports from the Maximum Ride series.

[Buzz]

I'm also reading "A Series Of Unfortunate Events" Book 1: The Bad Beginning. By Lemmony Snicket. A very happy book!

[American Eagle]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

[The Kings Daughter]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

That must mean it's the last HG book available that you haven't read yet.

I'm reading Scorpia Rises out of the Alex Rider Series, and Climbing about and written by Rosalind Goforth. P.S. I want that last name.

[EvangelineWalker]

I'm also reading "A Series Of Unfortunate Events" Book 1: The Bad Beginning. By Lemmony Snicket. A very happy book!

I love that series! I miss it. I wish he would write more.

[American Eagle]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

That must mean it's the last HG book available that you haven't read yet.

There's also a parody book called "The Hunger Pains", but it's not official, so I don't really care for it. "The World of the Hunger Games" is coming out next month. I'll probably end up buying that.

[The Kings Daughter]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

That must mean it's the last HG book available that you haven't read yet.

There's also a parody book called "The Hunger Pains", but it's not official, so I don't really care for it. "The World of the Hunger Games" is coming out next month. I'll probably end up buying that.

The Hunger Pains, oh that sounds great.

It's coming out next month? So I would assume that means it has a lot to do with the movie?

[American Eagle]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

That must mean it's the last HG book available that you haven't read yet.

There's also a parody book called "The Hunger Pains", but it's not official, so I don't really care for it. "The World of the Hunger Games" is coming out next month. I'll probably end up buying that.

The Hunger Pains, oh that sounds great.

It's coming out next month? So I would assume that means it has a lot to do with the movie?

Well, according to Amazon, it's a good bridge between the book and the movie.

This is the definitive, full-color guide to Panem. Gorgeous photographs from the movie make this a rich visual dictionary for the incredible world that Suzanne Collins created and that has come to life on the big screen. It showcases the major players and participants in The Hunger Games, the life and home of Katniss Everdeen, and the perils of the Games themselves — injuries, fire, muttations, and all the rest. A glossary and new quotes from Suzanne Collins herself complete the package. Fans of both the Hunger Games novels and the stunning forthcoming film will treasure this book.

[Steve]

A really boring biography on Mark Twain. Stupid research papers...

[Marvin D.]

I'm read the Official Movie Companion for The Hunger Games. It's my last book from the series, honest!

That must mean it's the last HG book available that you haven't read yet.

There's also a parody book called "The Hunger Pains", but it's not official, so I don't really care for it. "The World of the Hunger Games" is coming out next month. I'll probably end up buying that.

The Hunger Pains, oh that sounds great.

It's coming out next month? So I would assume that means it has a lot to do with the movie?

Well, according to Amazon, it's a good bridge between the book and the movie.

This is the definitive, full-color guide to Panem. Gorgeous photographs from the movie make this a rich visual dictionary for the incredible world that Suzanne Collins created and that has come to life on the big screen. It showcases the major players and participants in The Hunger Games, the life and home of Katniss Everdeen, and the perils of the Games themselves — injuries, fire, muttations, and all the rest. A glossary and new quotes from Suzanne Collins herself complete the package. Fans of both the Hunger Games novels and the stunning forthcoming film will treasure this book.

Hmm. *makes a mental note of it* It sounds fascinating

[ric]

Wow, you are really into this, AE.

Middle of Catching Fire. Pretty good. Maybe not as good as the first one so far, but it's good.

[The Kings Daughter]

That's interesting, I have no doubt I'll hear all about it next month then.

Wow, you are really into this, AE.

Understatement of the week.

[bold4god]

I am reading a series called Dahveed, it is about the biblical character David, but elongated into six books! I am on the second one, and I really like it!

[Kairi]

Game of Thrones and Middlemarch. An...interesting combination, to say the least.

[Mark Prescott]

Wow, you are really into this, AE.

Middle of Catching Fire. Pretty good. Maybe not as good as the first one so far, but it's good.

Really? Catching Fire was my favourite out of the series.

[Marvin D.]

That's interesting, I have no doubt I'll hear all about it next month then.

Wow, you are really into this, AE.

Understatement of the week.

I am as well, but I just don't tell everybody Or you'd all laugh at me

[The Kings Daughter]

That's interesting, I have no doubt I'll hear all about it next month then.

Wow, you are really into this, AE.

Understatement of the week.

I am as well, but I just don't tell everybody Or you'd all laugh at me

I knew you were, it's kind of obviously ya know, with the username and all.