| Das Kapital by Karl Marx The Big Questions by Robert C. Solomon Their eyes were watching god by Hurston Hyperspace and Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku I find it boring reading one thing so I skip around when I'm bored with one. |
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| I'm reading The Great Gatsby |
| I'm about to start on A Game of Thrones. |
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| I'm about to start reading The Count of Monte Cristo. I was gonna start Catch 22 first, but Count looks more interesting, especially after watching Gankutsuou. |
| I started reading 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' yesterday. My gosh it's funny, especially if you've read the original. It's just Pride and Prejudice only everyone keeps catching a plague and turning into zombies and all of the Bennet sisters are trained in the 'deadly arts'. Lots of ninjas too. And Mr Darcy's got some badass sword. X'D |
curiouser and curiouser :) |
| Just finished reading The Golem's Eye because a friend kept pressuring me to read it :) pretty interesting I might add if you're into demons and magic stuff |
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| Dark Visions by L. J. Smith |
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| I am taking a break from fantasy and reading some horror. Reading Nathaniel by John Saul, i thought the 1st book by John Saul i read was quite bad, did not even finish it and that is quite rare for me, but now i am glad i gave this author another change and i can say Nathaniel is quite a good horror book so far, it most definitely has the right atmosphere. btw trying to find some interesting horror novels on the net is quite hard, everybody keeps mentioning S.King. |
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| Harry Potter and the Chambre of Secrets. |
Optime olere occisum hostem! |
| Sir Terry Pratchett's Soul Music. Damn, I love this dude. Discworld is just amazing xD Also, a little bit of rage: I CAN'T FIND FEIST'S MAGICIAN LIKE, ANYWHERE. (I mean legit books, not some stupid e-books or something. I don't want to have to read it on my pc D:) |
- If you believe this place holds you, it is a prison. If you do not wish to leave, it will become a fortress. Current icon: Kusuriuri from Mononoke by pana (LJ username) |
| A few days ago I've finished "The Time Traveler's Wife" from Audrey Niffenegger. Really good book, however a little obscene at some parts. I'm about to start "Marley & Me" from John Grogan. Feels super overrated, but I was too curious to read it (I've seen the film first). |
| At first I was like ヽ(￣▽￣)ﾉ. But then I was like ┐(￣ー￣)┌. |
| I'm currently reading.... Surviving Trench War-Fare: Technology and the Canadian Corps, 1914-1918 and... Japan: From Prehistory to Modern Times |
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| MacBeth. I read this a while ago, and have picked it up again. Trying to decide wether the witches are real or not (leaning towards real because Banquo sees them in the beginning, too). |
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| Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Killer. ~ Seth Graham Smith |
| Blue Bloods by Melissa de la Cruz |
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| The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald for my english class... it's soo good! ^^ |
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| The Setting Sun by Osamu Dazai |
the_seventh_l said: Zero said: I am taking a break from fantasy and reading some horror. Reading Nathaniel by John Saul, i thought the 1st book by John Saul i read was quite bad, did not even finish it and that is quite rare for me, but now i am glad i gave this author another change and i can say Nathaniel is quite a good horror book so far, it most definitely has the right atmosphere. btw trying to find some interesting horror novels on the net is quite hard, everybody keeps mentioning S.King. You should give Richard Matheson a try; his horror works are quite brilliant and very frightening. I actually read some of Richard Matheson short stories, which were indeed just great and i also read I am Legend, which i loved and i keep recommending it to my friends :) |
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Cenedess said: Sir Terry Pratchett's Soul Music. Damn, I love this dude. Discworld is just amazing xD Also, a little bit of rage: I CAN'T FIND FEIST'S MAGICIAN LIKE, ANYWHERE. (I mean legit books, not some stupid e-books or something. I don't want to have to read it on my pc D:) I got that book for my younger brother from a second-hand bookstore. Try those or maybe Amazon. |
| just finished A Feast for Crows. the 4th book in the series A Song of Ice and Fire by George R R Martin i started Tokaido Road this morning. |
| H.P. Lovecraft: The Fiction (Library of Essential Writers). Just about everything he has written in one volume. Great imagery and interesting storylines. |
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| Just finished Atlas shrugged starting to reread the wheel of time series. |
| Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie. Great detective novel, this is actually my 1st Poirot novel and so far I like Poirot quite a bit more than I like Miss Marple. Christie's novels are so addictive, already ordered 3 more of her novels :) |
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| Harlan Coben - Tell No One Such an amazing thriller, but annoying edning. |
| i just finished reading kristins cashore's graceling |
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| I'm reading "About a Boy" by Nick Hornby in English atm. We have to read it for English Class but it's actually a really great book :D |
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| dmt the spirit molecule atlas of human physiology notes from underground |
| Just finished reading "Slum Online" by Sakurazaka Hiroshi. |
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| The Artemis Fowl book sereis to get ready for the release of the newest book this summer. |
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| 'Little Women' by Louisa M. Alcott |
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| I finished reading The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall and while i definitely enjoyed this novel, for once i think this would work so much better as a movie. |
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| I just finished the Hunger Games last night. It was freaking brillant, been awhile since I've been on the edge of the seat like that. Going to pick up Catching Fire tomorrow at the library, sadly I will have to wait till the 24th of August to pick up the final book in the series, but meh I am sure it will be worth the wait. Probably in the mean-time I a going to read The Catcher in the Rye(Yeah I've never read it :'( |
| Finished the Stone of Tears by Terry Goodkind. It was a good read. B. Richard pissed me off multiple times, though. |
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| The Book Thief by Markus Zusak |
| I don't read anything currently! |
| Re-reading 'The Graveyard Book' by Neil Gaiman. It's marketed as a children's book, but pretty much anyone with any sense of humour can enjoy it. It's sort of dark, but it really shines. Gaiman is brilliant that way; it'd be awesome to live in his day for just a day. |
| grapes of wrath and lord of the flies |
| Currently reading The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind as part of a reading program for college. |
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