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dutch book about expo 58 in brussels
(chocolate with the same name dessert 58)

Einstein-Walter Isaacson

Fragile Things-Neil Gaimen

A flicker of doubt by Tim Myers

I've been re-reading Henry Turtledove's Timeline-191 series of alternate history fiction books (they tell the story of the world if the South won the American Civil War and how much the world would've changed. Just read the Wikipedia articles about the series and the seperate books and the alternate wars. It'll warm you up to its awesomeness). There's three arcs inside the series: The Great War, American Empire and Settling Accounts. Currently, i'm on The Center Cannot Hold, the second book in American Empire.

don't know if books for studying count?

if so
Tannenbaum 'computer architecture'

The Scarlet Pimpernel- Baroness Orczy

Nicole Kidman, David Thomson.

It's the second book I've been set this year that the teacher has said is awful but we have to read anyway. =____= At least it has the Tom Cruise stuff to keep me amused.

Gullivers Travels by Jonathan Swift

Eric by Terry Pratchett.

Right now I am re reading Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain

We are now reading 'Translations' by Brian Friel in English Literature class.

"The Good Good Pig," by Sy Montgomery

'To the Lighthouse' - Virginia Woolf

Sex for America: Politically Inspired Erotica
Edited by Stephen Elliott
Harper*Perennial 2008

"I did not mean to sodomize Dick Cheney.
I mean, I'm not even gay. Or not usually. But when, to my surprise, I bumped into him—lieterally—at the counter of Heimler's Guns and Ammo, in Casper, something clicked. And I'm not talking about the safety on my Mauser."

The Merlin Conspiracy by Dianna Wynne Jones.

I've nearly finished it. I like finishing books. My next book is a book called The Honeywell Badger.

lol... that sounds like an interesting read MrMark.