wintergirls.

Still on War Pilot, lots of info that makes want to search for a P-38 pilot. I actually went to see remnants of a B-36 that crashed here about eighty years ago.

I just finished Reckoning Dead by Charlaine Harris and I'm currently rereading "The Alchemyst"

I just finished reading Six Wakes by Mur Lafferty, not sure what I will read next.

i can't remember the last book i read, but i am currently reading "The Liar's Key" by Mark Lawrence.

i love Mark Lawrence's books but i am currently in a book slump, so i rarely get to read. ( / u )

I re-read A Wrinkle in Time since I want to see the new movie that came out! c: I'm currently reading The Lying Game by Ruth Ware

The conscious parents guide to autism.

finished the Autobiography of Malcolm X yesterday and then read Rhett & Link's Book of Mythicality, which gave me devastating tonal whiplash

Turtles All the Way Down by John Green was the last book I finished. I'm currently reading It Ends With Her by Brianna Labuskes. I think it was a Kindle First read that I picked. I can't remember lol

The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Stephen Chbosky), I guess it goes without saying xD

Flatland by Edwin A. Abbot, I had seen a short movie and wanted to go through it again.

Navajo Verbs. A lot more complicated than you think.

"The Valdemar Companion" by Mercedes Lackey

Five Nights at Freddy's: The Silver Eyes by Scott Cawthon (Being a gamer, and playing these jump scar games, I just HAD to get more details on the background of the story. I was shocked at this last one, being a Scholastic book and considered a kids book. Because there was a point where even I went Ewwwwwaaa gag noises) But outside of that one moment, it was actually a pretty good read. ^.^

The White Queen - Phillipa Gregory All of her books have been really interesting, this one ended slowly but I enjoyed the intense romance in the beginning.

My Life as an Alphabet by Barry Jonsberg

Wild Irish Heart (Mystic Cove, ) by Tricia O'Malley

I have another book or two I really need to dive into again.

Hiking Through, by Paul Stutzman. It's about the Appalachian Trail, was a really good read and made me want to go hiking.

Warriors: River Of Fire by Erin Hunter

Colors of All the Cattle -Alexander McCall Smith. This is a No 1 Ladies' Detective Agency story. Dude's a prolific writer, but this story is more a Isobel Dalhousie story only with a protagonist who actually does stuff.