What book are you currently reading?
'Carve the mark' by Veronica Roth
it's about a new universe and a girl who cannot be touched by anyone, but one boy.
Catch-22. Is a comedy about WWII and the origien of the expression. Pretty funny.
The Vegetarian by Han Kang.
A crippling story of opposing the norms in a society. "And if everybody's wrong then nobody's right". Sadly it's preferable to act as the majority does rather than think for yourself. The crowd makes us blind to ourselves.
Especially refreshing for people who are used to reading western literature. The same themes get new nuances amd perspective from a Korean point of view.
I am reading legend triology . it's about two rebel teenagers seeking to make their country better
The Sun is also a Star, reading it for the millionth time, absolutely amazingle epic book :P
@heytherelilah Oh my god I want to read this book so much!
@awesomeRainbow34 you should it's freaking amazing, have you read everything, everything?
@heytherelilah Noooooooo, but now I really want to read it
@heytherelilah I looked it up and it sounds great, thank you
The Alchemist
@spacequeendevine Blew through that so quickly! (And I'm a slow reader. It was that engaging.)
I just finished reading The List by Siobhan Vivian, and I'm about to start reading Armada by Ernest Cline. I loved Ready Player One, so I can't wait to start reading Armada!
@lyra21 the list was so good! I read it 3 years ago, and came across it at my local bookstore yesterday, so it's funny you brought it up. I just finished "something like hope", and am now onto "more than this"
According to GoodReads I am currently reading "The Realm of the Gods" by Tamora Pierce, and "Dark Places" by Gillian Flynn!
I've been reading like crazy this summer!
I'm currently reading the third book in the Warriors: Power Of Three series Outcast. It's a series of kids books about groups of cats who live in the woods, fight each other over territory and food and even have their own religion. It's sort of odd and maybe a little childish, but I find them really addictive.
Star Trek
