Well theres problys already one of these but i cant c it so here we go

The Crow by J.O.Barr

it's such a beutifully worked book, glad i brought it

...after that i watched the film and got hooked again

i got it too, but i would call it a comic.
maybe a comic book!
and there is some kind of book thread here. but who cares!
just read
AZRAEL by Wolfgang Hohlbein

yeah still awesome though

"Star Wars", the saga continues!

'Consciousness Explained' by Daniel Dennett. Last fiction book I read would have been The Curious incident of the dog in the night time, or Angels and Demons (by the bloke that wrote the Da Vinci Code)

Lord of the Flies for my literature exam, boy was that one exciting......

Jonathan Glover: Humanity

Way heavy book which tells the tales of the ones that have been responsible of massmurders and torture but also the regular soldiers in war. What is the way they reason to themselfs the things they do. It was good to read this but it makes you so sad

Philip Pullman - The Amber Spyglass

And it's not just a book with a pretty cover. It's the last book in Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy and it's just.. wow. So many twists and turns, and a bittersweet ending. You hate it and you love it, it leaves you both happy and sad. The whole trilogy is just amazing. Some call it better than Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. In a way, it is better. In another way, there are no Elves. So boo

"Saucerful of Secrets - The Pink Floyd Odyssey" by Nicholas Schaffner.

Astrid Lindgren's My brother Lionheart (Bröderna lejonhjärta or something, Veljeni Leijonamieli anyway.)

It's actually somekind of a fairytale, but I think it's touching and adults can read it as well. I can't say anything else about this one. It's kind of a classic here in Finland, I guess.. (Is it?)

I agree 100%. The trilogy is highly undervalued and i think it has suffered from all the fussing around Harry Potters. As if there is nothing else going on the fantasybookworld when new Potter is released.

Robin Hobb's Fools fate ( Tawny man 3 )

IMHO her Farseer saga is pretty good.

The Elementary Particles by Michel Houellebecq

FHM....

ok not a book but good read

I read "The Colours of Magic" by Terry Pratchett. Now I'm reading his second book.

He is an awesome author

YESSSSS! I LOVE that book! Although I read "Light Fantastic" first, then The Colors of Magic. Anyways, I loved.. I dunno how you call him in English.. Twoflower. The little guy who was with Rincewind and owned that suitcase with many legs.

And Rincewind rocks big time, too

I LOVE THAT BOOK! It was one of my favourites when I was a kid.

The last book I red was Diana Gabaldons Voyager

Harry Potter 5

Go Rincewind. And Luggage.

It's an angsty one. *shoots JKR for killing [insert name here]*

Douglas Adams`s Mostly harmless.

I`m not sure of that name. ("Enimmäkseen harmiton") But now I`m reading Tom Clancy..

I was just gonna ask if anyone read Adams' Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy, and now I see you did. At least a part of it. Wheee!

Parts of: Wharton, Edith et al. - Great vampire stories

Yeah, I`ve read all of them and now Adams is one of my favorite authors

Yeah, and she's going to do it again! (and I mean Rowling) She told that someones going to die in the sixth book, too. But she's so cruel! Why did she have to kill *insert name*?

Shakespeares Othello: The Moor of Venice

yeah, Pratchetts Discworld is really cool. I read all the Discworlds two times. How many books are there? 25? I dunno. It could be 25.

Again??? Alreary the fact that she had to go and kill ** totally spoiled the series for me... It's not a like I was a big fan before, but I kinda liked them. Don't shoot me

Oh, and not to go too far off topic last book read: David Eddings - Book one of the Belgariad

I l ike the way the Harry Potter books get increasingly mature as the characters do. It's a nice touch.

And don't forget, she's killed two characters now - one of Harry's fellow students died in Goblet of Fire.

So who do you think's due for the chop in 6? I'm thinking maybe Arthur Weasley.

Oh, and to keep this on-topic - last book I read was American Gods by Neil Gaiman. Unsurprisingly a fantastic work of modern fantasy/mythology. I read an average of a book every couple of days though, if not more often, and frequently I have more than one on the go at once, so that's just the last of a long list.

(In case you're wondering - this week, Demonstorm by James Barclay, latest in the Raven Chronicles; Warriors of the Tempest, third in the Orcs! trilogy by Stan Nicholls; Mortal Ruin and Gothic Pursuit by John Malcolm, murder mysteries in the art world; and about a dozen comics, because my monthly order arrived two days ago. Score!)