Usually I read a several books at the same time. Each one - for certain mood. Now they are:
- Chuck Palahnuik - "Choke" (I know, I know, half of Earth already read it 1-2 years ago when it was fashionable). I like "Fight club" and I heard a lot about this book and just now I dared to start reading it). I'm reading it when I'm in bad mood and it'd be better to kill someone. Palahnuik - is a insane, but honest genius. After reading his book you can feel your pure and honest emotions. Sometimes rude and agressive emotions. Sometimes I'm reading it on boring lessons.
- Thomas Cook - "Jordan" - it was a New Year present and I'm reading it every single free moment. I'm in love with it! <3 My new idee fixe is a camel!!!! Before it was dolphins, now it's dolphins and camels!))
- Orhan Pamuk - "The museum of innocence" - It's so long book!) I love it, I love heroes, their story and of course, the main hero is Istanbul! Great book, but a bit depressive and sad. I'm reading it at lonely quiet evenings with cup of green tea.

Actually I miss Frederic Beigbeder, I love this spolit bastard, but last spring I've read all his books I could find.

After all that books I'd read something more fullfilled, something about motivation, personal effectiveness, goal setting... aiesec-style literature:)