What are you currently reading?

[Shiori]

I'm currently reading Rhys Darby's autobiography in an attempt to have a break from the academic stuff I usually read. It's fun, particularly if you get his very New Zealand references.

I also just ordered the Feminist Ryan Gosling book. I can't wait for that one to show up on my doorstep.

[Sarah]

I am reading The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle.

[dragoneyes]

I finished Inkheart a couple of days ago, so I'm now reading Inkspell :3

[Varen]

How Not to Write a Novel by Howard Mittelmark and Sandra Newman. It's funny, blunt, and pretty easy to follow. Sadly the only page-turner I can find. I think knowing what NOT to do is often the best way for me to improve myself than a generic "how to" book.

This is not including the numerous books I'm required to read for my major....

[dubiousdisc]

I'm reading a giant book of typography sketchbooks. I can't read all of it at the same time because the more I look at someone else's awesome art and the more I itch to go make my own, haha.

[SnowRayjah]

This is not including the numerous books I'm required to read for my major....

THIS!

Currently the only thing I'm reading with any regularity are:
Building Classroom Discipline
Classroom Management For Academic Success

[Sarah]

I have finished TLU and am now reading A Dog's Purpose, by W. Bruce Cameron. I'm really enjoying it so far, and I think any dog lover would. :)

[Shiori]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

My copy of Ulrich Haarburste's Novel of Roy Orbison in Clingfilm finally arrived today. I've been trying to track down a copy for a while. It collects all of "Ulli's" short stories already featured online in addition to some new ones only featured in the book.

There is absolutely no way to explain the content beyond "It's a book written by a guy pretending to be another guy writing about wrapping Roy Orbison in clingfilm".

[Emma]

I am currently rereading Fables so I can start collecting more of the trades. I love this series.

[Sarah]

I am now reading The Sugar Queen by Sarah Addison Allen. I'm enjoying it so far.

I'm also reading/looking through Owls of the World: A Photographic Guide. I love learning about all these different owl species! It's also neat that the book has a couple pages dedicated to people who collect owl items, or "owlaholics". xD