the last book i have read was.. the da vinci code and excelent book by Dan Brown it has become one of my favorites, and i realized that i like these kind of books i also have read angels & demons by the same authors those two books are worth reading i absolutely recommend them

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The last book I read was The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne (I believe that's how you spell his name). I didn't want to read it, but rather for my class at school. It is kind of boring because there is hardly any action at all, since I'm the type of person that likes books with action, and also it is wordy. Most of you have probably read this book for school and didn't like it either, but I could be wrong. Now I'm reading books on computer languages to refresh my memory.

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Last book?? errr.... what was it? i forgot... errr, long time, i'm not reading novel, i'm currently learning about hypnosis e-book, i read naruto comic also and what else, i think my last book that i read is Naruto... last novel? well, surely it is harry potter... i read it many times, especially the third number...

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Last book I read is "Vision of the side".It talks about a princess who don't agree with her father about marriage ,and she runs to find way to save herself.On her adventure,she meets a man that she'll love .It's a romantic story

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um hmmm last book would be " Jarheads " and " sleepy hollow " both two of my favorites. Good books should check them out.

Jarhead is about a marines life in Iraq and who doesn't know what sleepy hollow is?

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My last readed is 'Atonement' by Ian McEwan! Everyone should definitely read it. The story follows a British family through WWII. One ordinary day at the country estate of the Tallises turns into the expedition of a man through France during the war followed by a daughter serving time in an army hospital. This was on my summer reading list, so I was a little apprehensive about it at first, but it was excellent.

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'Something From the Nightside' and 'Agents of Light and Darkness' by Simon R. Greene last week. I've since read reviews of them calling them very original, but it didn't seem it to me. All of Greene's worlds that I've read or heard about are very similar. Paraphrased, 'where Gods and Monsters are common sights and anything can be found'. Nightside had a... not-quite-overused plot too. They both have a very noir feel, and there's a lot of exposition/dialogue too (sort of like old detective movie voiceovers).

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Since May of last year I've been reading a lot of Maeve Binchy. She's an Irish novelist and short story writer (also a playwright, I think). I've been rummaging through every booksale here in our place to find her books and so far I have 10, some were given, most I bought.

The last Binchy book I've read (just a week ago) was The Evening Class. Nothing life-changing but as with every Binchy book, so comforting. I recommend it to any girl and her girl friends.

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Last book I read was Isaac Asimov's Fundation Trilogy. Great book. I'm sorry he coudn't finish it himself.

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I've finished two books today,

the WTO's World Development Report 2004 (german edition) and Naomi Klein - No Logo! (post-9/11-edition with her explaining how she understands the theories she's mentioned/developed in this book before 9/11 and how she sees the world now, but this book is worth an own thread, I'll open one tomorrow when I'm back from school )

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