I just started reading Warbreaker by Brandon Sanderson, I just finished The Name of the Wind and the Wise Mans fear by patrick rothfuss and cant wait for the last book to come out, SOOOO FUCKIN GOOD! and i also just finished the Mistborn Trilogy, also AWESOME! If you guys liked those books i ould HIGHLY recommend The Night Angel Trilogy by brent weeks, and also his Lightbringer series, first one finished 2nd one has 2 of 4 out, AWESOME books!

Rofl gotta agree with you on all marks except Brandon sandersons series ^^ Haven't read them yet even though I got 'em :/ And I haven't read lightbringer series #2 book :<

all of those are great, havent read warbreaker yest. may need to check it out since we seem to have the same tastes. brent weeks and patrick rothfuss are gods in the fiction world. if you liked the night angel trilogy i highly recommend the shadow dance series by David English. they are really similar and its an awesome series. i mentioned in another post about the codex alera. AMAZING series by Jim Butcher. im reading his dresden files series now because i cant get enough of his work

I shadow dance about assassins aswell? Tried to find a good one but all seems meh compared to Night angel trilogy :/

I am currently reading 'Why I Am Not A Christian' by Bertrand Russell.

yes it s! its about hern the watcher, its a coming of age story too, check it out, if you liked night angel you will love this too

Dark Tower part two

loving it

Louder Than Words
by. Joe Navarro

What Every BODY is Saying
by. Joe Navarro

Manwatching: A Field Guide to Human Behavior
by. Desmond Morris

Telling Lies: Clues to Deceit in the Marketplace, Politics, and Marriage, Third Edition
by. Paul Ekman

1) The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
1884, Mark Twain

2) All Quiet on the Western Front
1929, Erich Maria Remarque

3) Beloved
1987, Toni Morrison

4) The Best Short Stories
1945, O. Henry

5) Brave New World
1932, Aldous Huxley

6) The Call of the Wild
1903, Jack LondonBuck

7) Catch-22
1961, Joseph Heller

8) The Catcher in the Rye
1951, J.D. Salinger

9) The Complete Sherlock Holmes
1936, Arthur Conan Doyle

10) Crime and Punishment
1886, Fyodor Dostoevsky

11) Cry, the Beloved Country
1948, Alan Paton

12) Don Quixote
1612, Miguel de Cervantes

13) Ethan Frome
1911, Edith Wharton

14) Gone with the Wind
1936, Margaret Mitchell

15) The Good Earth
1931, Pearl S. Buck


16) The Grapes of Wrath
1939, John Steinbeck

17) The Great Gatsby
1925, F. Scott Fitzgerald

18) Heart of Darkness
1902, Joseph Conrad

19) Invisible Man
1952, Ralph Ellison

20) Jane Eyre
1847, Charlotte Bronte

21) Lord of the Flies
1954, William Golding

22) Moby Dick
1851, Herman Melville

23) My Antonia
1918, Willa Cather

24) Native Son
1940, Richard Wright

25) Nineteen Eighty Four
1949, George Orwell

26) Of Human Bondage
1915, W. Somerset Maugham

27) The Old Man and the Sea
1952, Ernest Hemingway

28) Pride and Prejudice
1813, Jane Austen

29) The Red Badge of Courage
1895, Stephen Crane

30) Robinson Crusoe
1719, Daniel Defoe

31) The Scarlet Letter
1850, Nathaniel Hawthorne

32) A Separate Peace
1959, John Knowles

33) Silas Marner
1861, George Eliot

34) The Sound and the Fury
1929, William Faulkner

35) The Stranger
1946, Albert Camus

36) A Tale of Two Cities
1859, Charles Dickens

37) Tales
1952, Edgar Allan Poe

38) Tess of the D’Urbervilles
1891, Thomas Hardy

39) Their Eyes Were Watching God
1937, Zora Neale Hurston

40) To Kill a Mockingbird
1960, Harper Lee

41) Uncle Tom’s Cabin
1852, Harriet Beecher Stowe

42) War and Peace
1889, Leo Tolstoy

43) Winesburg, Ohio
1919, Sherwood Anderson

44)Wuthering Heights
1847, Emily Bronte

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/9601799-a-dance-of-cloaks do you mean that series? Coz I can't find anyone with the quote below

Seems legit if its that one otherwise I'd love a link to it!

And I should probably do like AdditiveAlex listing ALL the books I'm reading, but I'm waaay too lazy

yea man a dance of cloaks is the first book in the series. def worth your time