I'm about halfway through Stephen King's It, which the last time I read was when I was in middleschool back in 95. The book is so much better now that I'm older, I guess I appreciate the contrast of the childhood memories compared to how adults and the mind's of adults choose to remember things from their past, even things that are so terrible they should be unforgettable.

It itself, is one of the best villains in King's world.

I just read Girl With The Temporary Tattoo. It's a parody of the Stieg Larsson books. It's a funny/silly read. I highly recommend it to anyone who's a fan of the Girl With The Dragon Tattoo books and also has a sense of humor.

Reading Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind. . One of my absolute favorites. Love the time period, the war, the characters, everything. Definitely one to read over and over.

reading a book called The Selfish Gene

Dean Koontz's Breathless

The Help by Kathryn Stockett

The Nazi Doctors by Robert J. Lifton.

The Science of Evil: On Empathy and the Origins of Cruelty by Simon Baron-Cohen

^It was very interesting.

Bodies in Motion and at Rest: On Metaphor and Mortality by Thomas Lynch

The Complete Book of Serial Killers

Cracking read

I have like 6 books going at once....
Masters of Horror and Supernatural: the Great Tales (various authors)
A brief History of Witchcraft.
A brief History of The Tudor Age.
Dracula - Bram Stoker (like you didn't already know the author )
The Vampire Diaries: The Return: Shadow Souls - L.J Smith
The White Queen - Philippa Gregory (an ebook on my iPhone)

The 4th book in the Vampirates series called Black Heart
A friend let me borrow Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere & Lovecraft's Necronomicon, plus everything I am reading for school So much reading, not enough time!

Female Serial Killers: How and Why Women Become Monsters by Peter Vronsky

So far, it's a very interesting read. I actually learned some new things about Elizabeth Bathory that I couldn't find on the net.

^^ That sounds like it would be a interesting read.

When We Die: The science, culture, and rituals of death by Cedric Mims

There Are No Children Here

^^When you're done with that, you may want to read Random Families.