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Hogfather - Terry Pratchett

i was really saddened by that literary genius's passing. It feels weird to know that this is it. No more of his bright mind, no more Vimes, Willikins, Detritus, Igor, Cheery, Angua, Nobby, Susan, Death, Death Of Rats, Quoth The Raven, Rincewind, etc...

And 66 is no age to go.
I stopped at the bookstore on my way to school the day after his passing and got me another book. Hogfather is one of his best i think.

I'm about to re-read Discworld as well, starting at the "beginning", The Colour of Magic. There are a lot more Discworld books now than when I was young.

I'm reading war and peace at the moment and i did finish reading the secret history by Donna tartt in January that was a great book , war and peace is great to though has to be the longest book i have read.

Henry VI, Part 3 by William Shakespeare

History of Mathematics

Richard III by William Shakespeare

Kane and Abel by Jeffrey Archer.

I'm currently reading L'île Des Lézards, 5th on 12 of the series Les Chevaliers D'Émeraude(The Knights of Emerald) by Anne Côté.

Just put aside Tom Wolfe's Electric Kool Aid Acid Test to read Attwood's Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome.

On the Read-Next pile: Marchetti & Marks - CIA & the Cult of Intelligence; Schwaller de Lubicz - The Temple in Man; Salinger - Catcher in the Rye; Kapleau - Three Pillars of Zen; Jonathan Gray - Dead Men's Secrets; George MacDonald - Lilith; John Locke - Two Treatises on Government; Heller - Catch 22; Rick Strassman - DMT The Spirit Molecule; Samuel Rapaport - Tales & Maxims from the Midrash; Zecharia Sitchin - Lost Book of Enki / End of Days / Lost Realms; Michael Hoffman - Secret Societies & Psychological Warfare; Lobsang Rampa - The Hermit; John Norman - Slave Girl of Gor; Israel Regardie - The Philosopher's Stone; Nietzsche - Beyond Good & Evil

All found online in PDF format for free!

Revival by Stephen King. It's not scary at all. Just weird. Creepy at some parts. It's a good book though.