| The Road - Cormac McCarthy The Gutenberg Elegies - Sven Birkerts |
| If you do not count all the various treatises on Aristotle, Bataille, and Hegel for classes and papers... Dr. Zhivago by Boris Pasternak He is no Tolstoy or Dostoevsky, but it is a rather good read. |
| Eclipse by Stephanie Meyers :P |
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| Moon Called by Patricia Briggs |
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| i'm currectly reading the twilight series by stephenie myer i've already read twilight, new moon, and i'm now reading eclipse. i like the story line and i like vampires. |
| .....I'M NOT A PERFECT GIRL..... |
| To Kill A Mocking Bird - Harper Lee (in class reading) Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen On Hold: (indefintely, maybe? XD) Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Doestoevsky (sp?) Uncle Tom's Cabin - Harriet Tubman |
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the_seventh_l said: ^ never heard of that one, is it any good? Yeah, it's pretty addicting. Oh course I'm always obsessed when It comes to books about dogs. ^^ |
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Liquidize said: To Kill A Mocking Bird - Harper Lee (in class reading) Northanger Abbey - Jane Austen On Hold: (indefintely, maybe? XD) Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Doestoevsky (sp?) Uncle Tom's Cabin - Harriet Tubman You spell it in a variety of ways, my editions spell it Dostoiévski Anyway, you have the better books on hold. Fantastic. |
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| My own work ^^ |
| Under the Black Flag Its quite an interesting read about the history of western Pirates. |
| After barely surviving "New Moon" (...can't Bella just DIE?): "Eclipse" by Stephenie Meyer ... |
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| I was clearing some of my old books into boxes, and ended up reading one of them instead. Law of the Wolf Tower - Tanith Lee. |
Samus said: After barely surviving "New Moon" (...can't Bella just DIE?): "Eclipse" by Stephenie Meyer ... At the middle of the fourth book she is still alive and kickin'. I guess our wishes will never come true? *haddesk* I wish this book would just end so I can go back to the Divine Comedy. I never thought I would want to go back to the Divine Comedy... |
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| I'm currently going through four books and I plan on picking up Meyer's 'Eclipse' as soon as I can (though I'm certainly in no hurry): 'The Trial' - Franz Kafka 'Fifth Business' - Robertson Davies 'The Myth of Sisyphus' - Albert Camus and 'The Count of Monte Cristo' (rereading) - Alexandre Dumas |
Naima said: 'The Trial' - Franz Kafka I can't really imagine that this is any good if it is not read in German... But the original is pretty good, ya. I am currently reading Nietzsches "Ecce Homo". |
| Catherine Jinks - Evil Genius (german version, though.) |
| Was that supposed to be a joke? |
| "Firefight" - Chris Ryan. |
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| Snakehead (part of the Alex Rider series) |
| Der Zeitverkäufer - Fernando Trías de Bes |
| SAS Commando - Autobiography by Andy McNab Not reading it for the action or anything, I just find their way of living and their experiences intriguing. |
| Some titanic anthology of philosophy essays on the nature of time, especially the relation time-language. Shit's the best thing I've read in weeks. |
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Kaiserpingvin said: Some titanic anthology of philosophy essays on the nature of time, especially the relation time-language. Shit's the best thing I've read in weeks. Name, author and ISBN. Me wants it. ºvº |
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| The Books of Pellinor - Allison Croggon Shakugan no Shana novels Twelve kingdoms - Fyumi Ono |
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ladyxzeus said: Kaiserpingvin said: Some titanic anthology of philosophy essays on the nature of time, especially the relation time-language. Shit's the best thing I've read in weeks. Name, author and ISBN. Me wants it. ºvº Time, Tense and Reference, Jokic and Smith, editors, ISBN 0-262-10098-3 (hardcover). Got it cheap, less than a tenth of the original price :3 |
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Kaiserpingvin said: ladyxzeus said: Kaiserpingvin said: Some titanic anthology of philosophy essays on the nature of time, especially the relation time-language. Shit's the best thing I've read in weeks. Name, author and ISBN. Me wants it. ºvº Time, Tense and Reference, Jokic and Smith, editors, ISBN 0-262-10098-3 (hardcover). Got it cheap, less than a tenth of the original price :3 Thankee, I'll browse my libraries and if nothing turns out I'll use the Christmas thing. ^^ And just a moment ago I was thinking my knowledge was getting stagnated... :3 |
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the_seventh_l said: Syb3rStrife said: the_seventh_l said: ^ never heard of that one, is it any good? Yeah, it's pretty addicting. Oh course I'm always obsessed when It comes to books about dogs. ^^ So it's a book about a dog in Vietnam? How does that work? :O Heres the discription that's on the back of the book. CRACKER IS ONE OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY’S MOST VALUABLE WEAPONS: a German shepherd trained to sniff out bombs, traps, and the enemy. The fate of entire platoons rests on her keen sense of smell. She’s a Big Deal, and she likes it that way. Sometimes Cracker remembers when she was younger, and her previous owner would feed her hot dogs and let her sleep in his bed. That was nice, too. Rick Hanski is headed to Vietnam. There, he’s going to whip the world and prove to his family and his sergeant – and everyone else who didn’t think he was cut out for war – wrong. But sometimes Rick can’t help but wonder that maybe everyone else is right. Maybe he should have just stayed at home and worked in his father’s hardware store. When Cracker is paired with Rick, she isn’t so sure about this new owner. He’s going to have to prove himself to her before she’s going to prove herself to him. They need to be friends before they can be a team, and they have to be a team if they want to get home alive. Told in part through the point of view of a German shepherd, Cracker! is an action-packed glimpse into the Vietnam War as seen through the eyes of a dog and his handler. |
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| Re-reading Resident Evil novels that I brought a couple of years ago. I don't know why I brought them but I guess I was bored. Bored again so I read them again. |
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| Readind again "The Talisman" by Stephen King and my analytical chemistry's lectures Xx |
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| Foop. its about a time traveling tourism agency. |
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sniW said: Chaosu-chan said: Readind again "The Talisman" by Stephen King and my analytical chemistry's lectures Xx Chemistry? Sounds like fun :P Yessh...it is |
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Since I've finished The Tyranny of the Night, I started the next book : and also this one :  |
| I'm currently reading Anything Goes by John Barrowman & The Year of Living Biblically by A.J. Jacobs. |
| We are made of star stuff. We are a way for the cosmos to know itself. - Carl Sagan |
| Snow Falling on Cedars - David Guterson Les Miserables - Victor Hugo The Picture of Dorian Grey - Oscar Wilde Yeeeeaah, I suck at reading more than one book at a time o.o I just need to finish Snow Falling on Cedars, then I'll finish reading the other two books listed above. |
| Just finished Chris Ware's Jimmy Corrigan: Smartest Kid on Earth. It's fucking brilliant. Go read it. |
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| Goethe - Faust never thought that something this old can be enjoyable ...we have to do it for german lesson though. Sharkall said: and also this one : wow i also tried to get through this but its complicated..aww. i loose my power of will too early. |
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| hmm ... different tastes ^^ I've really studied some physics by now and for me it's quite interesting, if not enjoyable. Not reading too much at a time, though. Btw, finished Lord of the silent kingdom, now I'm into this :  |
| Right now, I'm reading The Tenderness of Wolves by Stef Penney. Hasn't had a lot of wolves in it so far, but it is narrated in the present tense, so you can imagine how it feels reading it. |
| A past can last a lifetime. How to Read Manga! | AnimeBytes | iMangaScans |
| I just finished A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking. Moving onto Next by Michael Crichton (sp?) |
| Right now I'm reading Much Ado About Nothing by Shakespeare. It's funny when you go to the bookstore and you start flipping through the translated versions of Shakespeare's works, because they just sound retarded compared to the original text, haha. |
| They say there's no such place... as Paradise. Even if you search to the ends of the Earth, there's nothing there. No matter how far you walk, it's always the same road. It just goes on and on. But, in spite of that... Why am I so driven to find it? A voice calls to me... It says, "Search for Paradise." ~ Wolf's Rain |
| Cat's Cradle- Kurt Vonnegut |
| I'm currently forced to read Lord of the Flies. D: |
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| Halo: The Cole Protocol |
sniW said: onyx02 said: Halo: The Cole Protocol There's a book based on the Halo video game?!!! There are 6 books based on the Halo video game. |
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