Last Book You Read

[ayanelove]

The Prophet by Frank Peretti. it took SUCH a long time to read. it was a REALLY good book but there were some parts that just dragged on for a while.

[jOaNnAxD]

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
Yeah, I sort of read the rest of the book ... 400 pages? in three hours. :] I had to return it to the library, so I just decided to wake up and read the whole darn thing.

[ayanelove]

The Wrong Hostage. the only reason why it took some time is because I've been busy and too tired lately. but it was still a greattt book. one of those books that literally had me sitting on the edge of my seat.

[jOaNnAxD]

New Moon by Stephenie Meyer.
Yeah, I read that a few days ago. Twilight was definitely better, because New Moon was mostly about Jacob, and I don't give a crap about Jacob. Edward! Edward! Edward! Screw Jacob, that freakish-ly tall 16 year old dude. But I'm waiting for Eclipse, and if Midnight of the Sun, or whatever it's called, the re-writing of Twilight but in Edward's POV comes out. Yup yup, and I want to see the movie come out, hopefully it does, anyway! :]

But, the last book I read was. No Second Chance by Harlan Coben.
Yeah, someone recommended it, I don't remember who. But I never did read it, I had it for like five years and I never read it, but I finally got down to reading it and it was full of twists, that I didn't like. I mean, sure, it was suspenseful, but it just felt too unbelievable because of all the twists and stuff.

[tiffany alexa]

The Crucible by John Miller, about the witch-hunts in Salem more than 300 years ago. It was for class.

[xxJanexx]

the last book I read was Harry Potter and the Half BLood Prince. I was always against reading harry potter, probably cuz I just thought it was another fad and it wasn't much good. But my friends forced me to read it in April, and since then I've been converted into a Harry POtter fan. I'm loving it. =)

[jOaNnAxD]

Unforgettable.
Part of the It Girl series or whatever.
They're not good writing, but hey, they're a page turner?

[standing ovation]

Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
It is by far the only psycho book I actually liked.

about: A 30 year old reporter who had a dark past and used to (and continues to, sort of) cut herself. She is assigned to return to her hometown and report on two murder cases. And the two murder cases link her back to her past and her mother. Really good, I'm glad I decided to read it because I was gonna chicken out since all the reviews promised it would scare the shiz out of me :X

[ayanelove]

Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult.

I think it's one of her newest books, or something. I finally got it from the library, after having it on hold for AGES, literally. it was better than I thought it would be.

[Synesthesia]

I reread Eats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss yesterday. Humor + grammar = win.