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My reading pace depends a lot on the time I have just for that. I'll usually average an hour or two in a day, mostly before bed. It also depends on the book, some books I can read fast and some books I read very slow and take my time with them.

It's a good way to relax and the best way to end a long day

With the exception of a couple of textbooks I sold 3 years ago, I've never given away any of my books.

I always leave the bookstore with a new book!

In bed if I'm not alone, otherwise on the couch in the living room

Usually two. One I read at home and one I keep in my bag for commute.

I'll usually try a second book by the same author even if I didn't enjoy the first one but I'll give it some time inbetween.

The blog looks great

Let's just hope it lasts! I also think it's a good way to make me read more

I've heard so much of this book! Need to order it as soon as I have some money

I decided to keep track of the books I read (I'll keep editing this post) Currently reading: 2008 December 1. "Witch" - Glenn Puit, 321 pages 2. "Heavier than Heaven" - Charles R. Cross, 383 pages 3. "Twilight" - Stephenie Meyer, 498 pages 4. "Queen of Babble" - Meg Cabot, 356 pages 2009 January 5. "New Moon" - Stephenie Meyer, 563 pages 6. "The Scarlet Letter" - Nathaniel Hawthorne, 197 pages 7. "Psihologia varstelor adulte si ale senectutii" - Anca Munteanu, 211 pages February 8. "Luck in the Shadows" - Lynn Flewelling, 479 pages 9. "Oriental Stories as Tools in Psychotherapy" - Nossrat Peseschkian, 206 pages 10. "Agnes Grey" - Anne Bronte, 195 pages 11. "Eclipse" - Stephenie Meyer, 628 pages March 12. "Other Voices, Other Rooms" - Truman Capote, 172 pages 13. "My Sister's Keeper" - Jodi Picoult, 444 pages 14. "Life of Pi" - Yann Martel, 319 pages April 15. "The Bell Jar" - Sylvia Plath, 188 pages May 16. "The Book Thief" - Markus Zusak, 554 pages June 17. "Siddhartha" - Hermann Hesse, 160 pages 18. "A Man Without a Country" - Kurt Vonnegut, 155 pages July 19. "The Most Beautiful Woman in Town" - Charles Bukowski, 255 pages 20. "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone" - J.K. Rowling, 223 pages 21. "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" - J.K. Rowling, 250 pages 22. "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban" - J.K. Rowling, 315 pages 23. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" - J.K. Rowling, 636 pages 24. "Anne of Green Gables" - Lucy Maud Montgomery, 378 pages 25. "Breaking Dawn" - Stephanie Meyer, 754 pages 26. "Lucky Man: A Memoir" - Michael J. Fox, 311 pages August 27. “In Cold Blood” – Truman Capote, 343 pages 28. “Psihoterapie: metode si tehnici” – Dr. Andre Moreau, 159 pages 29. "Inkheart" - Cornelia Funke, 543 pages September 30. “Supernatural: Nevermore” – Keith R.A. DeCandido, 312 pages 31. “Brave New World” – Aldous Huxley, 229 pages October 32. "The Diving Pool" - Yoko Ogawa, 164 pages 33. “The Color of Magic” – Terry Pratchett, 285 pages, Review November 34. “Eseuri de psihanaliza aplicata” – Sigmund Freud , 312 pages December 35. "Affinity" - Sarah Waters, 352 pages 36.“Nobody’s Boy” – Hector Malot, 523 pages

I rarely re-read books but this one I'll definitely read again sometime. I really liked this book!

I cry more often at movies than at books but one book that made me cry was A Child Called "It". If I remember right I also cried when I read Cecelia Ahern's "If You Could See Me Now".

Welcome to the forum

I've added what books stood out when I looked through my room...the rest I'll just add as I buy/borrow/read them. I used to have a bigger list on Listal but I don't think I can import from there.

I'm 23

I have to take the subway on the way to university so I always read during that and I usually read in bed before I go to sleep at night.

I read the book quite some time ago but I do remember I loved it. After watching the movie (really liked it) I kept saying I'd read the book again but never got to it.

I don't really plan the books I want to read over the year. I usually add books that I think I might like to an ongoing list and just read in no real order.

I like my books to be in a fairly new condition but I'm not really obsessed with it. I like the older editions of books at the library where you can tell they've been read and reread.

It really has been a bad year reading wise. I didn't read enough and mostly it was psychology and sociology textbooks for university. 2009 will be different for sure!

I'm still not a fan of Lexie but I will probably get used to her. I didn't like Meredith at the beginning either and it took over a season for me to actually like her character. But I liked Erica a lot! And Cristina remains my favourite!

With so many recommendations I definitely need to order it! Thanks for the welcome everyone

A new Supernatural episode would be nice!!! It's been forever since the last one

If Hopefully though these are just rumors and nothing will be proved right