What book are you are you currently reading/just finished?

Thank you! Oh cool!!! I'll defnitely have to read it!

Awesome! I'm glad you liked The House of Hades and I hope you enjoy your other books too!

I read "Ender's Game." My dad had it in his bookcase, and so (he's so excited about the movie) with all the talk, my curiosity was piqued and I went ahead and read it.

Wow. That book is...INTENSE. I feel, like Spock, emotionally compromised. I feel like I never want to read it again and also read it over and over. I want to hide it in the deepest recesses of the bookcase and forget it ever existed and I also want to watch the movie and read the series (there's a series, right Shena?) and throw myself into that world.

I totally know what you mean!!! I felt that way too about it!!!

I can really relate to Ender, though, because school has been really stressful for me lately and I feel like the adults are just pushing and pushing hard on kids my age and giving us so much stuff to do it's insane. Of course, Ender has it a million times worse than I do.

Glad you enjoyed it, jedispork! Yes, it's a series .

read ALLLLLLLLLLL the Ender's Saga! I recommend reading Ender's Shadow next instead of Speaker for the Dead.

We just finished The Crucible in English class, and it was amazing!!! I really enjoyed it, and it made lots of great points about society! I also found the whole McCarthyism thing very interesting. It's scary how one selfish person was able to get so much control and ruin so many people's lives.

OH MY GOSH, I LOVE THE CRUCIBLE!!! I read it a few years ago for school and it was amazing!! I really, really want to play Abigail Williams in a theater production of it someday, since I feel I could pull it off well! It's such a good play and Arthur Miller has such a way with dialogue(I watched a performance of one of his other plays, called "All My Sons", which is also phenomenal).

YES! It's so wonderful! I hope you get to play her someday! I bet that would be a fun role! Yes, I love Miller's dialogue!

Thank you!! I agree, it definitely would be! Yes! He's one of my favorite dialogue writers!

I finished "Wuthering Heights" last night and it was a interesting and good read- though I don't understand why it's considered a romance novel, because it really wasn't one(to me); plus, Heathcliff was a horrid person.
I'm going to be starting Xenocide, the third book published in the Ender's series today.

I'm glad it was an interesting book! I hope you enjoy Xenocide!

I finished Xenocide a few days ago and I really enjoyed it! It wasn't as good as the first two(Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead), but I still enjoyed it and I plan on getting the next books in the series soon . I started Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

I'm glad you liked it! I hope the next books are good!

Oh I love Great Expectations!!! It's a wonderful book!

For school I'm reading Into the Wild, which is really interesting.

Thanks! :DI've heard it was good and so far I like it!

Its about a girl who has cancer and then she falls for this boy and yeah. lol. its adorable.

So....I finished 3 books this week. lol. I've been reading like crazy. I love books!

A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness. Perfect! I adored it! It was so deep and insightful and genius!

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher. I cried reading most of it. As soon as I finished it I was so inspired. And thankful. I dropped the book and prayed and thanked God for all the incredible people in my life. It was truly an inspirational book. A must read for everyone.

Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers. Yes! Amazing! Long, but amazing.

And now I'm reading Speak by....someone I forgot the name of. lol.

I've heard Thirteen Reasons Why is really good!

I'm reading too many books then one person should. XD
I'm listing to a book on my iPod, and in proses of reading five books:
Gallagher Girls 6
Kingdom Keepers 6
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (again)
Ender's Game
Court Crown
The worst part is I'm never have the time to read. Really a pain -.-

@G4G- I really love Patrick Ness and I really need to read "A Monster Calls"; his "Chaos Walking Trilogy" is a definite favorite of mine.
I read Thirteen Reasons Why when I was younger and it freaked me out a bit, but now that I'm older, I can definitely appreciate it . And I LOVE Speak(it's my Laurie Halse Anderson); very, very good book. I hope you enjoy it .

I finished "The Culling" the other night and I quite enjoyed it. It was different than most dystopias(which are appearing like crazy nowadays), well written, had good characters, and the world building was good as well.
I also started "Death Troopers"(Star Wars book)

Death Troopers is really good! I read it two years ago or so. I liked it.

I'm reading two books right now.

Go Ask Alice-Anonymous. (its interesting so far.)

and

The Screwtape Letters-CS Lewis (great! except confusing because its written from the demons perspective so everything he says needs to be flipped....)

I'm still reading the books I have been, just haven't gotten the time to finish them, but I have been listening to A Fualt in Out Stars. I've read it before and really liked it, I know I'm putting myself in a bad spot by listening to it but I couldn't help it and I heard the movie is coming out this year.

Ooh, I just read TFIOS last week. I really liked it, but it's so sad   

I'm trying to read 52 books this year, and so the second book I'm on is "The Lost World" by Arthur Conan Doyle. It's pretty good so far!

I've started reading the Percy Jackson and the Olympians series. I'm about halfway through the Lightning Thief and it's pretty good so far!

Glad you're enjoying Percy Jackson so far, Starwarsartist!! It's one of my favorite series! (And be sure to read the Heroes of Olympus series after your done, since it's a continuation of the PJ books)

I'm glad you like it, those are my favorite books!

I'm glad you like the Percy Jackson books SWA! They're very good!

I'm still reading The Mark of Athena, Into the Wild, Les Miserables, and several comic books.