This isn't going to go far, seeing as it takes so long to read a book. Anyway, here's what I'm currently reading:
At school:
Animal Farm and an advanced biology textbook to be able to answer all the questions the teacher asks the class before it's ever taught. Haha!
At home:
PC Technician's Troubleshooting Pocket Reference (despite it's name, it's over 1000 pages long with no pictures and very tiny print. I don't know why it's called a pocket reference.)
Understanding javascript second edition
Easy Computer Repair for Beginners (just to review. It was one of the first computer books I've read, but it still has a lot of relevant information despite it's age.)
Oops! (a handy little reference of what can go terribly wrong with a computer when you're being stupid. That happens to me a lot because of lack of sleep.)
Power Japanese (a book about all the little quirks of the Japanese language and how to speak Japanese and actually make sense.)
Upgrading and repairing PC's eleventh edition (this is the most advanced computer book I have, totaling over 4,000 pages and going over every computer problem from years 2000-2005.)
and a book about government and politics. I've forgotten the name, but it's a long one.
Sufficing to say, I do not read for recreational purposes. I simply don't have time. The closest I get to recreational reading is reading rotten books like "animal farm" at school, which is a boring fable about communism on a farm of animals. -_-