<p>Is anyone getting ready to read the third Christopher Paolini novel, Brisingr? I've heard of a group of mostly high school and college students who now do analysis of each new Paolini novel as it comes out, as part of online</a> discussion of writing technique. I'm all for anything that gets more teens excited about writing. What novels do you like to read?</p>
<p>harry potter
warriors (a series abut warrior cats)
graphic novels
some mangas</p>
<p>Paolini's the one from Montana, right? I used to live 20 minutes away from were he grew up. I've never actually read any of his books though.</p>
<p>I read pretty much everything. Memoirs of a Geisha was really good. Oh, and anyhting by Grisham, Brad Meltzer, or Nance is awesome. :)</p>
<p>Yes, Paolini grew up and still lives in Montana.</p>
<p>I've never heard of Brisingr, sorry...</p>
<p>As for reading honestly I don't read very much, especially novels. Up to now I can say I've read really little (one book this year if that makes some perspective); I've never really liked reading and the importance of it, etc. </p>
<p>Now though I'm slightly more reading, and this may be awkward but I get most of my reading done through random articles for sports, music, and gaming (i've been reading such articles at least 3 times a week, 20 minutes a day...so an hour a week of reading?). Some might say that's retarded, but if I don't do this my reading/writing level would be already lower than it is. Occasionally a couple books, but on books I'm not to much into..</p>