| I just today started the Maximum Ride series! I've heard a lot of great things about the books and decided to read it. MAN is it good! Other books I recommend are Percy Jackson, Shiver, and the Harry Potter series. You can't go wrong with any of these books ^.^ ~SXS |
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| I read 5 "Wears Waldo" book today... when they have the pages where every ones wearing waldo clothing it gets hard as hell... |
Its better to have burned out than to have never really shined... |
| Reading various H.P Lovecraft stories and the newest Dresden novel. |
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Touka said: Yesss, Murakami is boss. Can't wait for the Norwegian Wood movie.Finished Murakami's Norwegian Wood this weekend. It was godly. Speaking of which, I think it's about time I picked up another Murakami novel. I think "A Wild Sheep Chase" will be next. |
gswelcome said: I'm going through Harry Turtledove's Settling Accounts series, about anything that man writes is golden. Amazing storytelling. I love Harry Turtledove! Haven't read enough of his work, though. I still need to read In At the Death, though. I'm rereading Dragonsbane by Barbara Hambly. My favorite fantasy novel. :) |
| I just finished reading "A Wizard of Earthsea" by Ursula K. Le Guin I decided to watch it because I saw the monstrosity of an anime that was Tales from Earthsea. I thought it was bad before the books, but it's even worse now. I loved the book more than I thought I would, but it was a tad...predictable? Not in a bad way, just I think I was expecting something a bit more deep. Also you practically have to memorize the maps, but maybe that's just me. I just started "The Farthest Shore", which is the third book in the series. -_- How annoying. I thought "The Farthest Shore" came before "The Tombs of Atuan". Ah well. It's still a good read and already looking better then the first book. |
| I finished all my magazines and tomorrow I'll go back to "Only Revolutions" Meanwhile, I was really bored waiting for class yesterday, so I went to a book shop and bought a book: "Rainbow" by Banana Yoshimoto. I mainly bought it because it was written by someone called Banana. It is really short and eay to read, so much that I finished it already, and it was really pleasant too. Very delicate, I hope I can read more from this author in the future. |
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| Tell me your dreams - Sidney Sheldon God this would make such an AMAZING mystery/thriller anime. |
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| Ughughu, I have so many plays to read for English. I think my teacher secretly wants to become an actor. |
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| Head First - Design Patterns, simply amazing <3 |
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| A Storm of Swords - by George R. R. Martin (this is the third book in the series) |
| I'm reading the zombie survival guide. I'll be prepared. |
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| Started reading Eliphas Levi's Transcendental Magic. |
| Currently reading Animal Farm by George Orwell, it's really something, I see references everywhere. |
| just finished 'The left hand of God'. very good book and only cost £3 from ASDA, whereas my previous book 'Boneshaker' cost £14 and was terrible. So yeah If your looking for a good book try The Left Hand of God. I've just started Long Time Coming, might be good, although I prefer the escapism of sci-fi and fantasy. |
| Heads I win. Tails you lose. |
| Night of the Living Trekkies! :D |
Blutspender said: Currently reading Animal Farm by George Orwell, it's really something, I see references everywhere. Great book! |
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| I just started reading The Portable Dorothy Parker. |
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| I recently found the greatness of Brandon Sanderson. Just finished Warbreaker and am about to start Mistborn. |
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| A book about the Crusades and also No One Writes to the Colonel and Other Stories by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Just discovered his writing. He good. |
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| I Am the Messenger by Markus Zusak |
| I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb I hope there's a big payoff at the end because of how long it is :| |
| P the_seventh_l said: Started the second book in the Lord of the Rings series last night. Boromir ;___; Poor Pippin and Merry. |
| Mass Effect Retribution : I didn't expect less from the guy who wrote ME's story. |
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sehen said: bendomolena said: I Am the Messenger by Markus Zusak Is it good? That book is amazing. And a pretty easy and fast read too. :) Hm right now, I'm mostly reading Through a Glass Darkly by Karleen Koen. Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister is also on my bedside table so I pick it up from time to time. I still really have to finish the last twenty pages in HP 7, but I can't be bothered to do so. |
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ladyxzeus said: I finished all my magazines and tomorrow I'll go back to "Only Revolutions" Meanwhile, I was really bored waiting for class yesterday, so I went to a book shop and bought a book: "Rainbow" by Banana Yoshimoto. I mainly bought it because it was written by someone called Banana. It is really short and eay to read, so much that I finished it already, and it was really pleasant too. Very delicate, I hope I can read more from this author in the future. Today I was uber bored in the library, tired of studying, so I decided to start a book there: The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, by José Saramago. Really fun so far, but a bit wordy - even for Saramago. Meanwhile Only Revolutions is getting more interesting now that I got the hang of turning the book up and down as I read it. As far as I understand the book is conceived with the sole objective of being able to be read in any direction. Besides that, the "eternally young" concept does not seem so eternal, but that's probably because writing on the Present Tense in Portuguese is common and not a "literary taboo". It still has a lot of words I have no idea what they mean, which just means my English is worse than what I tought. |
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| The Green Mile by Stephen King. The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice. |
| I'm reading the Fellowship of the Ring |
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| Why am I not able to read a book? |
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| well im kinda in the middle of read a few books ^^" i really wish id read 1 book at a time but a bunch look so good i have to start them!!!! Awakened by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks Keeping You a Secret by Julie Anne Peters |
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| I just started Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. I got the wrong copy from the library, though. Since there's no annotations in my edition, I'll be missing out on all of the good ol' literary analysis/devices/deliciousness because I'm too stupid to pick it out myself. |
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| I picked up two of the Four Great Classical Novels (Chinese); Journey to the West, and Dream of the Red Chamber. Will attack those tonight, after I finish up A History of Brunei . |
ladyxzeus said: Today I was uber bored in the library, tired of studying, so I decided to start a book there: The Year of the Death of Ricardo Reis, by José Saramago. Really fun so far, but a bit wordy - even for Saramago. Meanwhile Only Revolutions is getting more interesting now that I got the hang of turning the book up and down as I read it. As far as I understand the book is conceived with the sole objective of being able to be read in any direction. Besides that, the "eternally young" concept does not seem so eternal, but that's probably because writing on the Present Tense in Portuguese is common and not a "literary taboo". It still has a lot of words I have no idea what they mean, which just means my English is worse than what I tought. Finished Saramago, it was really interesting and I loved the whole environment of the story. It was almost like Eça, but not being Eça. :3 And finally, FINALLY, I finished Only Revolutions. They are not 16 forever. They are 16 now. Will now start reading "The Sands of Time - A Hermux Tantamoq Adventure" by Michael Hoeye. I just love these books. |
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Mizilla said: gswelcome said: I'm going through Harry Turtledove's Settling Accounts series, about anything that man writes is golden. Amazing storytelling. I love Harry Turtledove! Haven't read enough of his work, though. I still need to read In At the Death, though. I'm rereading Dragonsbane by Barbara Hambly. My favorite fantasy novel. :) i love turtledove too, he can be a bit repititive, but i never missed that timeline series. right now reading The Difference Engine, and Over the Edge of the World, about Magellan's expedition. |
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