Kingdom of Knuffel

I'm reading 'Speak' by Laurie Halse Anderson. :D

Pride and Prejudice. I have a serious love for Jane Austen

I'm right in the middle of re reading the Valdemar series by Mercedes lackey, the book I'm on is Storm Warning. That's about the tenth or so book in the series, which is several trilogies and a few one shots set in a timeline that follows approximately this structure:
The Mage Wars(trilogy)
The Last Herald Mage(trilogy)
Brightly Burning(one-shot)
Vows of Honor (semi-trilogy if you include the anthology Oathblood)
Heralds of Valdemar(comprising the Arrows trilogy, a one shot, Take a Thief, and a duology, Exile's Honor and Exile's Valor)
Kerowyn's Tale (one-shot)
The Mage Winds (trilogy)
The Mage Storms (trilogy)
The Owl Mage (trilogy)
and a series of anthologies:
Sword of Ice
Sun in Glory and other tales of Valdemar
Crossroads and Other Tales of Valdemar
Valdemar Companion
It's really an incredible series of books, I've been reading them for about 15 or more years now.

I just finished reading Only Revolutions by Mark Z Danielewski... for the second time. That book is amazing! Next I hope to start reading "The Nightside" series by Simon R. Green. A friend recently suggested it to me and it sounds interesting!

'The Awakened Mage' by Karen Miller. :D

Specials by Scott Westerfeld

I'm finally finishing Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (I'm terribly behind, I know ), also reading a book about urban legends and a science-fiction anthology called Microcosmic Tales.

Great Expectations by Charles Dickens.

...What? I didn't have an English Lit class in highschool or college, so... when I saw some of the classics cheap, I decided to buy and read them.

The Wanting Seed by Anthony Burgess.