What are you reading right now?

..after a long break, just catching up with the forum. Going thru wiki, amazon, cdjapan. ^^

 

I have finished harry potter
I started "The Lone Samurai: The Life of Miyamoto Musashi]" by William Scott Wilson
seems to be interesting is a biography of miyamoto musashi

 

After watching some 'densha otoko'.. was thinking of re-doing my blog. ^^ (oh, and after reading thru friendster)

 

I'm currently reading "War of the Worlds" in Japanese.



http://geronimo.megaforce.org/images/waoofworlds.jpg

 

I'm reading Restaurant Management for tomorrow class


But..
reading and sleeping together !!

 

Me local newspaper

 

my sister just bought lot manga, I think I'll read some

 

Creating DISTRO clothes design using CorelDraw.

 

Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. I love his books

 

I'm reading Like Water for Chocolate it's a really good book, i only had to read a few chapters of it but now i really like it a lot and i've read more than half of it already.

 

Right now I'm reading Star Wars Legacy of the Force: Fury; the latest in the Legacy of the Force series. So far, its defenitly the best one yet.

 

I'm currently reading Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. Its a very strange book...but it's getting more and more interesting as it goes on.

 

I also forgot to mention I'm reading the latest novel in the Halo series: Halo: Contact Harvest. I also think I'll have to read a novel or two for school, unfortunately. The ones we have to read for school are never that interesting.

 

I'm actually oogling at my planner right now. There's so much school stuff to do Last night though, I started reading Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress and I just finished Hardboiled and Harluck by Banana Yoshimoto

 

not much into reading, but someone's influence got me more into reading some areas of interest.

classic, "The Count Of Monte Cristo" - Andre Dumas, this is the unabridged version, a huge huge huge book. The movie was just so awesome and i curious about the novel.

 

I'm currently reading Yasunari Kawabata's The Dancer of Izu, but I seem to have lost it in the mess while I was cleaning my apartment yesterday...

 

The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse
by Robert Rankin

From the summary, I knew I had to have this book.

 

I'm reading the Business Law for my exam tomorrow

 

I'm currently reading this thread. *eyes stuck on kakalich's sig*

*drooooooool*