So recently I've been back into reading after many years of being lazy, and wanted to put my mind to work. So in the last few months I've read/been reading...
The Thinking Fan's Guide to Walt Disney World: Magic Kingdom: Aaron Wallace's excellent book about the Magic Kingdom

3500: An Autistic Boy's 10-Year Romance with Snow White: The book tells the story of Ron and Ben Miles, a father and son and their ups and down as they cope with Ben's autism, and how Disney helped him progress through the worst of it. This is the book that tells the story of Snow White's Scary Adventure's closing night, and how Ben got to ride with Snow White. It is a great story and very inspirational.
The Guardians of Childhood: North's Story: I saw Dreamworks' Rise of the Guardians around Easter and fell in love with the characters and the world they inhabit. North was my favorite character in the movie so I decided to make his story the first I read in the series. I seriously loved it. While I was surprised at how surprisingly complex it was for a children's novel, I love the whimsical world and how William Joyce illustrated it. Seriously, the illustrations in the book are what makes the book for me. So beautifully detailed, and it makes it look like the words are painting the pictures as you are reading. The mythology in this world is fantastic, and I can't wait to continue with the rest of the series.
The Princess Diaries: This was on the BBC's list of must read books, and considering how much I love the movies based on the books, I figured I would give it a chance. I too loved this book, but I was taken aback by how edgy is truly is. Yeah I know Disney adaptations take liberties on everything from the story's tones to the character development, but reading the book I was shocked at how different it and the movie are. But the one similarity I really enjoyed is the genuine sweetness of it all. Yeah, Mia may have been self righteous, Lilly a kill joy, and grandmere a bitch, but I loved how it all works out in the end, delivering an ending so sweet, I actually went "aaaaaawww" as I closed the book.
The Time Traveler's Wife: This one... I am having issues with. This was a recommendation from a friend, and I've been having difficulties trying to finish it. The book is vero 500 pages long, and so far it has been nothing but dull moments. Oh sure, there are some moments I really love, and I like how genuine these characters feel in both their flaws and strong qualities, but it just drags on and on! The fact that I still have around 450 pages to go just makes me dread finishing it. I WILL try and finish it once I finish school and my mind is free of stress and anxiety, but so far I just find it to be good, but definitely not a must read, so far.
Today I got the first book in the How to Train Your Dragon series, and I have four more books coming in the mail soon, so I'll let you know what I think of those later.