Last book you read in one or two sittings cause it was so good....

*grygon Jan 30, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Looking for great books that grab ahold of your hair and force you to read them in one damn sitting. My nook needs them.

Last one that did this to me was The Road. You?

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~greenstables Feb 12, 2013 Student Traditional Artist

Just about every book I read....I read a book a day, more or less.

~Trahens Feb 11, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle by Haruki Murakami. It's so surrealistic that it's like dreaming

~nah-belle Feb 8, 2013

The Enemy by Charlie Higson. It's about a plague that hits all of the adults and turns them into mindless monsters intent on eating children, and how one group of children survive the streets of London.

*AckBo Feb 7, 2013 Writer

One of the best humorous novels I've ever read......"A Confederacy Of Dunces"......
Long live Ignatius!!!!!!

~LudwigvanKickass2 Feb 7, 2013 Professional Traditional Artist

Almost every book I read last month.

~hananoyosuke Feb 3, 2013

Beatrice & Virgil by Yann Martel. Maybe because it was so short, and didn't have chapters

It's kind of an odd book, but I found it intriguing.

~Augustusalex Feb 3, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

This book actually took me 4 sittings, but it only happened because I got very sick in between these days. It was "Eddie Trunk's Essential Hard Rock and Heavy Metal". I already knew a lot of rock n' roll and heavy metal before reading this book, but it gave me an incredible insight on bands I love so much! And when I learned that the Vol. 2 was coming, I felt so happy... Totally recommended for anyone who's interested in rock n' roll! "D

*AngelsDead Feb 3, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

a book of virgina andrew
I thougth it was called ruby

~akuin-akka Feb 3, 2013 Hobbyist Writer

'The Hobbit' by (my lord and savior) Tolkien - I re-read it (after several years) in lieu of having seen the film and being convinced that Peter Jackson took many'a'liberties with the plot. I was right.

'Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman' by Haruki Murakami - Murakami's been my obsession as of late. He blends everyday life and the fantastical world so well.

~seatea777 Feb 3, 2013

'The Manual of Detection' by Jedediah Berry

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