Hi
Glad to have found an interesting forum. I am 22, in my last semester of undergraduate study. As a history major, I naturally read many nonfiction books, my favorite authors among those being Alison Weir. I also work at a bookstore, so I am constantly reading two or three books at once. Right now I am reading His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman and All the Daring of a Soldier by Elizabeth Leonard.
My favorite authors are Sharon Kay Penman, the Bronte sisters, Edward Rutherford, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and (strange as it may seem) Charles Dickens.
Currently, my favorite books are: The Broke Diaries by Angela Nissel (if you are or have been a poor college student you will be laughing out loud at this book, as I was while tending the register at work), The Dark Materials Series by Pullman, and Wicked by Geoffrey Maguire.
Of course, the preceding information is likely to change at any moment. ---Jessica
Glad to have found an interesting forum. I am 22, in my last semester of undergraduate study. As a history major, I naturally read many nonfiction books, my favorite authors among those being Alison Weir. I also work at a bookstore, so I am constantly reading two or three books at once. Right now I am reading His Dark Materials by Phillip Pullman and All the Daring of a Soldier by Elizabeth Leonard.
My favorite authors are Sharon Kay Penman, the Bronte sisters, Edward Rutherford, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and (strange as it may seem) Charles Dickens.
Currently, my favorite books are: The Broke Diaries by Angela Nissel (if you are or have been a poor college student you will be laughing out loud at this book, as I was while tending the register at work), The Dark Materials Series by Pullman, and Wicked by Geoffrey Maguire.
Of course, the preceding information is likely to change at any moment. ---Jessica
