Last book you read

[Arrelaine]

The last book I read was Yellowtail's Secret, part of the Warriors universe. Sadly I think it's going to be a year or two before the kiddo can read them (some parts are just a bit -too- graphically violent for an 8 year old). I'm currently reading Legends of Dimmingwood through my amazon kindle sub.

 

My favorite series is still the Belgariad series.

[C'kayah Polaali]

Merchanter's Luck, by C.J. Cherryh. It's a fairly quick read, but entertaining.

[Miss Gaz]

Rereading the Darth Bane series by Drew Karpyshyn

[Aquila]

Currently working on The Bees, by Laline Paull. It's so nifty so far; I'm really feeling it.

[Burd]

I'm soooo close to finishing Berlin Dance of Death by Helmut Altner. It's a great read if you like to feel bad about stuff.

[Lamia]

I'm still halfway through it, but considering it's three books in one I'll share it anyway. I'm currently working through Dante's divine comedy and the three parts: inferno, purgatorio, and paradiso. ((Reading 13-14th century english is -hard- let me tell you))

 

I'm also working through The art of war, which I'm nearly finished with. ^ ^

[Yssen]

Reading multiple books at the same time, as is my way. Almost done with my umpteenbillionth re-read of "The Prince." Read it first when I was much young, and I keep re-reading it every few years or so. For funzies. 

 

I also just finished reading "The Wolf and The Crown." I have been on a weird Arthurian kick lately. Oddly not sure if I will pick up "The Serpent and the Grail" just yet. /shrug.

[Branson Thorne]

Dragon Age: Asunder.

 

Horrible book, crazy boring. That being said, I'm not a big reader. And only read it just to prove to myself I could read a book. I almost couldn't.

[Alothia]

I'm in the middle of The Witcher: Sword of Destiny. The first short story collection was great!

[Coatleque]

The Silmarillion. Back in 2004.

[Vali]

Frank Herbert's Dune