What is everyone reading right now

i am a big history fanatic and really love to read about different events that happened. right now, i am reading a book about the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire in 1911. its quite a good book.

I am reading "Grave Instinct" by Robert W Walker. It's a Jessica Coran Novel. It is a great mystery which is my favorite. The only problem is I didn't realize it is a series! I am about finished and just realized so now I am going to have to find the other books to this series and read them as well. I can't just stop with this one... =)

I am reading a novel called Magic by Sir Isaac Asimov. This is a collection of fantasy fiction written by this maestro of Science Fiction. The novel is a collection of short stories that Asimov had written on this topic and each one has an interesting topic. Cheers! Ram

The Diary of Anne Frank - it is the biography of Anne Frank - Hebrew teenage girl, who was lived around 1940. At the start of diary she is living normal teenager life with its problems and joys, but in one day come one letter which change all her life...she and her family and friend family hide is some garret...to know what follow up I need to go on reading. This book is one of the most renowned and most discussed Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

I am reading a book called The Book Of Tomorrow by Cecelia Aherns, I love all her books ( she's the one who wrote PS I Love You), this is another good one about a young girl who has lose her way in life

I'm reading the novelization of "Taxi Driver." I didn't know it was a novelization at first and I thought it was "the" original novel from which the movie was based on. Nevertheless, it's a great book. It's an edgier "Catcher in the Rye." I'm in the middle of the book to pause for a bit. What I'm *really* reading is "Confessions of a Pagan Nun." It's my second time reading this. I bought and read it at a time when I was heavily into Celtic music, and at the same time I was reading a few things off the Internet about Celtic Christianity. I'm reading it for the same reasons, but mainly for the enjoyment of it :)

Right now I'm reading "Arthur" by Stephen Lawhead. It's part of his Pendragon series which is all about Arthurian legend. I've liked the series so far and this book has been just as good as the first two. I'm not quite sure what I'm going to read after it, but I have quite the stack of books to read. It'll probably be "The Sword of Shannara" by Terry Brooks.