Finished Norse Mythlogy, by Neil Gaiman felt it was a bit meh.

Will start NW, by Zadie Smith and maybe Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins

Edit: Also started The Blade Artist, by Irvine Welsh

Last week I started reading:

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by JK Rowling I love when the HP transitions into its more mature themes, which starts in this book. I’ve forgotten how good this book was.

Catching Fire (Hunger Games Book 2), by Suzanne Collins I’m a sucker for books with heavy themes of rebellion, so I’m enjoying this one very much.

So last week I finished:

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by JK Rowling I’ve forgotten how good the book was. The movie does it no justice in the slightest

Catching Fire (Hunger Games Book 2), by Suzanne Collins Loved this book honestly. I could hardly put it down. I’m a sucker for rebellion

This week I’m reading:

The Titan’s Curse (Percy Jackson and the Olympians book 5), by Rick Riordan

City of Lost Souls (Mortal Instruments book 5), by Cassandra Clare

Finished Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins

Restarted Labyrinths, Selected Stories & Other Writings, by Jorge Luis Borges. It's pure mind bending.

Started The Professor, by Charlotte Bronte

So last week I finished reading;

The Battle of the Labyrinth (Percy Jackson and the Olympians book 4), by Rick Riordan

Loved it! Super excited for the last book

City of Fallen Angels (The Mortal Instruments book 4), by Cassandra Clare

I’m really shocked at how great the plot’s still going even after Valentine. Definetley one of my favorite book series

Then I started:

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, by JK Rowling (reread) it’s so good to be back with Harry and Friends. It’s my “comfort” Series.

Catching Fire (Hunger Games Book 2), by Suzanne Collins

Love the rebellious themes of HG. Really liking the series

Finished Archangel's Consort by Nalini Singh

Still plodding along with NW, by Zadie Smith It is good but I have to be in the right mood for it.

Might start Catching Fire, by Suzanne Collins

I've been without a computer for couple of weeks again, so my post will span two weeks.

Last week, I finished reading The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman, which seemed strange and unexpected, which I understand is typical of Gaiman's writing; The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, which I really enjoyed; and Maximum Influence by Kurt W. Mortensen, in which I found so much useful information.

Yesterday I started reading Learn Better by Ulrich Boser, and today I will start Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins.