Sojurn by R A Salvatore

It's the "Legend of Drizzt" version, so it ends with an interview with Mr Salvatore. Very interesting and insightful.

The Hobbit By: J.R Tolkien.

Sweet, another Fantasy geek :)

Passage to Dawn, more Salvatore :)

Re-reading Coraline, but this time reading it to my 8 year old:D
It's seriously cool when your kids start digging your stuff:cool:

The Dragon Syndacites. It's a pretty interesting non-fiction about the history of the various Triad organizations. I'm also re-reading Ketchum's Off Season, always unsettling.

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows.

Hopefully going to FINALLY finish Fifth Business today...great book, but its taking forever to read.

When I'm finished that, I plan to start into For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down by David Adams Richards, which I'm very excited to read.

Robertson Davies is always a slow go.

This is the first of his that I've read...I'll probably read the rest of the Deptford Trilogy at some point, as this one is a good read (slow as it is).

He is great, I did Fifth Business in high school which prompted me to finish the Deptford Trilogy, I also read Murther and Walking Spirits which is paced much better.

Still a sloooooow go.;)