Kingdom of Knuffel

"The Silvered", by Tanya Huff

started sarah j. maas's newst book empire of storms. it's pretty good so far. *thumbs up*

"Once a Hero", by Elizabeth Moon.

(I can't tell if this author just does exceedingly good research or has a huge range of friends who let her pick their brains or what, but however it's done I really love the result)

Now I started "The Host" by Stephenie Meyer

I'm now reading an older textbook on soil. It was FREE! I love free books.
Also, the writing is surprisingly decent for being a textbook.
At least I think it's a textbook.
It might have been meant to be a reference book, but it starts right out at the very beginning so...
Called "The Soils That Support Us", by Charles E Kellogg.

Born On A Blue Day by Daniel Tammet

"Wild Ride", by Bob Mayer and Jennifer Crusie.

I can't tell yet if it's supposed to be comedy or horror but either way I am entertained.

Albert Camus' The Stranger.

I'm on a re-read just now, "The Curse of Chalion". I don't even know how many times I've reread it already. But I keep finding new things to think about when I read it.