I am reading "Shark Girl", it is great.

Wuthering Heights, it's da bomb. Word.

Filthy Shakespeare. It makes me laugh, and makes me blush. I read it with the drapes closed.

Adding the touchstone for Shark Girl, looks like an interesting book.

The Brothers Karamazov. Good ol' dense Dosteoevsky. Maybe I should switch to Shark Girl?

many sharks in the ol' Dostoevsky?

so the verse novel Shark Girl reminded me that i had The Monkey's Mask in the TBR pile, and i've read it in one sitting tonight. Superb.

Now my brain is full.

I just put down Lähtö by Tahar Ben Jelloun to read "Now my brain is full" above.

Every Which Way but Dead by Kim Harrison its her Hallows Series - very good

Thursday Next: First among Sequels by Jasper Fforde. I prefer the first four, but I'm enjoying the ride.

Waking: A Memoir of Trauma and Transcendence by Matthew Sanford, which so far is a well-told story of a 13 year old boy who lost his father and sister and became a paraplegic due to a car accident, and how he, his mother and brother overcame that.

Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne and Moby Dick by Herman Melville. (I'm on a classics kick.)

World of Warcraft Rise of the Horde by Christie Golden. Pretty good so far!

>#13: The next read for #5, perhaps?

#14 ha ha... :)