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Heh, my vote is most definitely for Cather in the Rye

I'll read almost anything, except romances and westerns. As for nonfiction, I love memoirs, science, philosophy, psychology, philosophy, and ethnographies.

From the used bookstore: Seven Types of Ambiguity by Elliot Perlman The Heart of Redness by Zakes Mda My Life as a Fake by Peter Carey Drinking: A Love Story by Caroline Knapp

I just finished A Million Little Pieces. I read My Friend Leonard first, and I think I liked that better.

Hmm.. February, I read: - Crystal Lies by Melody Carlson - My Friend Leonard by James Frey - Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel - The Historian by Elizabeth Kostovo - The Myth of You and Me by Leah Stewart - Saturday by Ian McEwan

I'll try and take pictures when I'm back home, if I remember. Mine are an embarassing mess compared to these pics, though. I have about a thousand books, and only one bookshelf. I have stacks everywhere that stacks can possibly go!

I love "The Queen's Fool" It's one of my favorites! I can't wait to read The Other Boleyn Girl. It's always on reserve at my library.

I guess my top 5 will be 5 I borrowed from the library today. 1. Saturday by Ian McEwan 2. Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro 3. A Million Little Pieces by James Frey 4. The Geographer's Library by Jon Frasman 5. Secret Life of Laszlo, Count Dracula by Roderick Anscombe

The Historian FEELS longer than books I've read with more pages. Heh.

I have about 150 pages left. I had a really hard time getting into this one initially. I wasn't crazy about the format of 'tell a little of the story.. leave us hanging by going on another vacation.. tell a little more.. vacation again' and so on. And I'm not the biggest fan of reading...

This is on my list for the library this week!

Oh no. Sorry to hear it's boring. I haven't read it yet. Glad I only paid a quarter for this one.. just in case!

I love fiction and nonfiction. But I'm on a fiction kick lately because fiction is always fun, even when my life is boring. I love the feeling and the perspective of seeing life through another's eyes, even if they're not entirely real eyes. :cool:

This is on my list of books to read, despite the fact that everyone tells me it's a lot worse than the Prada title.

King of Torts is my favorite!

Is this better than The Wonder Spot?? I recently read Wonder and found myself just begging the author to hurry up and get on with it already. It started out fabulously, but by the last half I was bored out of my mind.

I'm reading the Queen's Fool now. I'm really enjoying it. I'll have to backtrack to The Other Boleyn Girl next :)

I just picked this one up at a thrift store a week or so ago. Hope I like it! :)

I think I'll track this one down in a thrift store or library so I can read it again. It's always been one of my favorites!

I don't think I've purchased a new book, except as a gift to someone else, in 10 years. I borrow from the library about twice a month. When I do buy, it's used books either from the library's store or the thrift stores. If I bought new books, at the rate I go, I'd be living under a bridge.