I have to read Dungeon and Dragons 4th Ed. over the next couple of days and check the Rogue's section especially. I hate reading rules books but they changed everything so I should make the effort to learn what's been done.

*sigh*

At least I can count towards the 2008 50 books challenge since it's a manual or sorts.

Fool Moon by Jim Butcher
*wolf howl*
How many different kinds of werewolves can you pack in one book? Read and find out.
*wolf howl*

The Night Watch by Sergei Lukyanenko ( Read more... )

Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree Healer by David E. Young, Grant Ingram and Lise Swartz ( Read more... )

Nightlife by Rob Thurman ( Read more... )

Are there reading projects in your local town or city, state or province, or country like the yearly Canada Reads put on by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation?

Or do you follow the Oprah Book Club?

Could you provide examples and links please.

Askiwina: A Cree World by Doug Cuthand ( Read more... )

Death Note : Another Note - The Los Angeles BB Murder Cases. By Nisioisin, translated by Andrew Cunningham based on the works of Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata.

I borrowed my copy from my niece who figured out who the narrator was in the first three pages. Go Diggy!

Any ways, as a compliment to the manga series Death Note it's not bad. It's a ( Read more... )

Stormbreaker by Anthony Horowitz ( Read more... )

Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell by Susanna Clarke ( Read more... )

Scorpia: An Alex Rider Adventure by Horowitz

Ark Angel: An Alex Rider Adventure by Anthony Horowitz

Well, the action adventure and angsting has ramped up a bit in Scorpia. I found a glaring geographical error that annoyed me because it should have been caught way earlier in editing. Ark Angel is a little faster paced but still a good read. I have ( Read more... )