What is the Last Book You Read

[I Like Zelda]

Well my friend and I went to see hunger games but before the movie, I decided to read it

 

[dot dynamite]

Sigh, so ashamed...I really should get back into reading. The last one I read was two years ago, A Yellow Raft in Blue Water. Really good book that we read when I was in 10th grade. XD

 

[Lexi Z]

I read Vrigil's Georgics and Eclogues....the...most...boring...book...EVER. I mean the first few pages were good, descriptions were great, but only so much can be said about the country.

 

[Johnny Sooshi]

Little Brother by Cory Doctorow. It's a really great read that goes over corrupt government and that kind of thing.

 

[Kleora]

American Gods by Neil Gaiman.

 

[MoblinPiglet]

I just finished The Hungers series and Series of Unfortunate Events. I've also just finished the first two books of The Edge Chronicles.

 

[Rishian]

I just finished reading The Rise of the Governor (The backstory of the Governor from Walking Dead... the graphic novel, not the show) Yesterday... gotta say! It was really good, and with a great twist!

 

[SHUGENABOUF]

The last book i read was Macbeth and that was for school.

 

[mvsl54321]

To Kill A MokingBird.

 

[Garo]

House of Leaves. Incredible read.

 

[Johnny Sooshi]

I'm actually reading that right now!

 

[guapo2003]

Last book I read hmmm... Well, I really don't read books, but the last one I read was "A Child Called It" by Dave Pelzer. It's actually a rather sad book, but it puts into perspecitve just how good some people have it. I would definitely recommend reading it, but I warn you it's not for the faint of heart or if you get emtional really easy, even though this book, no matter how strong you are, may put tears into your eyes.

 

[George0312]

Submarine by Joe Dunthorne. It's brilliant. I must admit that I don't read often, but this is a interesting, unique, and utterly hilarious read. It's a perfect example of British humor.

 

[nonoitall]

I can't really remember the last time I read a book cover to cover. I still read; it's just mostly shorter articles and whatnot.

 

[Chilfo Freeze]

"The Stranger" by Albert Camus. I had to read it for my Senior Lit. class. All about the absurdist point of view, having to do with the importance of the physical world and the supposed non-existance of anything after life. Very good. Only 120 pages or so. I recommend!