The Hobbit- JRR Tolkien. For the 4 or 5 time because why not?

Watership Down- Richard Adams. A group of English rabbits go on an adventure. Fantastic.

American Gods- Neil Gaiman. Really good. Definitely recommend especially if you live in America. It raises some interesting questions about our society.

Iron druid series.

Just finished the first book of The Dresden Files, will probably start the next one tomorrow at work xD

It was alright, pretty slow to get started, and pretty slow throughout. An overall slow book, but it was still interesting enough.
Also, I was listening to it, so it could be the narrator's fault (he talks slow and monotone 90% of the time), but I think that fits the character.

listened to the first two novels in the divergent series. started the third one. unfortunately it alternates with a male narrator, and he's nowhere near as good as jim dale

I strahd

The Physics of Wall Street: A Brief History of Predicting the Unpredictable by James Owen Weatherall

finished the third divergent novel. wasn't that great. i disliked the whole prejudice angle.

started The Immortal Rules. the narrator Therese Plummer is really good.

Finished the demonic cycle, reading thief's magic

A Clockwork Orange .

reading now The green mile, love the movie.

read Firelight, also narrated by Therese Plummer. unfortunately, the characters were so stupid that it was painful to read. i'm about 2 hours into Blood Wager and it's much more promising so far.