| Animal Farm |
| Burned by Ellen Hopkins. Quite good, but not as good as her few other works. |
| Neuromancer, I had it for about like 6 months now but could never find the time to sit down to read it, even though I really wanna read it. But now I am and I'm about 1/4th of the way through and god is it awesome. |
| It doesn't think, it doesn't feel, it doesn't laugh or cry..... All it does from dusk till dawn is make the soldiers die. |
| Surprised no trolls decided to go: "I'm re-reading the Twilight series for my 10053th time :)". |
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| Eon the vampire Armand. |
| I am reading American Gods by Neil Gaiman, read about half the book so far, fantastic novel so far, also one of the things I like the most here is Gaiman's take on mythology, very creative. |
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DoubleDango said: Surprised no trolls decided to go: "I'm re-reading the Twilight series for my 10053th time :)". Lilah said: I've been marathoning Twilight again (except for the last book of course). I've become excited about it again after hearing the Stephenie Meyer intends to release the alternate ending which, with any luck, might exclude Renesmee! ^_^ :D ♥ ... Putting that aside, I'm reading Patient Zero by Jonathan Maberry. It's mostly just for while I'm waiting for HSotD to finish airing so I can start watching it. So far it's been OK. I'm not a huge fan of the terrorist-suspense genre; I was hoping that it would be more about the zombies. |
| I'm reading The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson. It's the last of a trilogy and, so far, I'm really enjoying it. |
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| Kushiel's Dart. An interesting AU take on history, adding fantasy elements and an interesting, complex background. I can't wait to finish it! |
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| The Road of the Patriarch -- R.A. Salvatore |
| Currently reading The Naked and the Dead by Norman Mailer and The Trial by Kafka, both are very enjoyable novels |
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| My current Wheel of Time re-read is gathering steam; I just finished The Great Hunt and I'm about to proceed to The Dragon Reborn. Re-reading the books is a really great experience, gleaning over contextual clues the author left that I missed the first time around. Also reading The Road by Cormac McCarthy. It's a short book but I can't seem to read more than pages at a time because of the author's writing style. Seems like the only punctuation he uses is a period, which makes me feel like I'm reading a daunting wall of text with no breaks in-between. I'll give it more time before deciding to just watch the movie instead. |
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| The Great Gatsby |
| Currently Reading: Dark Lady's Chosen by Gail Z. Martin Ebony said: I see these books everywhere, I should probably buy the first one.I'm reading The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson. It's the last of a trilogy and, so far, I'm really enjoying it. |
 Where there is no imagination there is no horror. || Arthur Conan Doyle || Happy Halloween! |
| As I Lay Dying |
| Thud! by Pratchett <3 he's too damn awesome =D |
| Air Warfare, Land Warfare, Firearms, Weapon |
| I need money to buy ship slots in KanColle. |
| Haruki Murakami - hard boiled wonderland and the end of the world Very interesting so far and I'm very eager to find out how it will be concluded. |
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| IT by Stephen King. That guy really creeps me out sometimes...in ways which aren't even considered 'horror'. |
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| Currently reading the Metamorphoses by Ovid. I'd try reading the original Latin, but the amount of time to translate would take forever. xD |
| I just finished reading Night by Elie Wiesel and I'm going to start on My Forbidden Face by Latifa. |
[ ♥ ] Me and Yuusei; we's like peas and carrots~ [ ♥ ] |
| I just finished reading Deadhouse Gates, the 2nd novel in the Malazan Book of the Fallen series, earlier today. Loved it as much as the 1st novel in the series but since this 2nd novel introduces us to an almost entirely new set of characters, only around 4 characters from the 1st book have an important role in this novel, I kinda missed many of my favorite characters from the 1st novel, thankfully I will meet them in the next novel :) |
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| LN : Dai Densetsu no Yuusha no Densetsu by Takaya Kagami. It seem the story went a bit more faster than the previous but the lame jokes still get into my nerve . |
| As some may know, I am reading a book fully in Japanese. And it's a really boring one. So I decided to take a break, this is killing my brain cells. This weekend I read: A Madona de Cedro ("the cipress Madonna") by António Callado. I really loved it, it was so refreshing to read a STORY for once. It's not especially amazing and the narrative falls broken sometimes, but I liked it a lot. Night Flight by Saint- Exupéry. Meh. I felt like I was reading Starfighter under the shape of a book, and that was a weird experience. I also started The God of Small Things. |
 Waratte Oemashou Sore ha Chiisana Inori |
| I just read een nagelaten bekentenis from Marcellus Emants (don't know how to translate it, cause I don't know if it exists in English) and now I'm thinking of reading Last Orders from my favourite author Graham Swift |
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| the Alcatarz series by Brandon Sanderson. I'm still reading the second book. |
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| The Land and People of Malaysia and Brunei, by John Major. |
| Leaves of Grass by Walt Whitman :] |
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| The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes :D |
reikuu- said: I second that -_-To Kill A Mocking Bird, for my project. The story is for elders, don't like it. I'm currently reading The Fallen by Thomas E. Sniegoski |
| Korea The Divided Nation by Edward A. Olsen. It is a history of Korea written for people like me who don't know that much about Korea. I just checked it out of the city library today. I have only read the first twenty pages but I really like it. |
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| Turn Coat by Jim Butcher ChibiHanyou said: reikuu- said: I second that -_-To Kill A Mocking Bird, for my project. The story is for elders, don't like it. I'm currently reading The Fallen by Thomas E. Sniegoski No To Kill a Mocking Bird is a good book~ Just try to appreciate it at a coming of age story |
Where there is no imagination there is no horror. || Arthur Conan Doyle || Happy Halloween! |
| I just finished A Clash of Kings by George R. R. Martin. Great book. Hopefully I will find the next book in the library, but if I won't, I guess I will read another Robin Hobb or Douglas Adams work. Maybe Sherlock Holmes.. |
| im reading ship breaker |
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| Just finished reading Child 44 by Tom Rob Smith. It's just an amazing thriller. I'm going to read the sequel to that one called The Secret Speech. Then afterwards I'm going to start on Dead Space Martyr by B. Evenson. |
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| Reading Samarkand by Amin Maalouf, can't say much about it as I just started reading it, but none of Maalouf's books ever disappointed me. |
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| I just finished Reading the 'Inheritance Cycle'(A sequel of 3 books-Eragon, Eldest and Brisingr...Shurtu'gal,the final book, is coming out sometime soon) again, a great fantasy sequel if you haven't read it |
| Time Series Analysis by Box and Jenkins Principles of Economics by Mankiw Some Chinese swordsmen fiction by Jing Yong(do you guys know this?) |
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| Rising Sun by Michael Crichton The Shiva Option by David Weber and Steve White Suspense and Sci-Fi :) |
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| Just finished Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins More young adult fiction/fantasy that I can't pry myself away from =/ |
| I'm just started reading a collection of Kafka's works. I read The Metamorphosis a while ago, and that was really good, so I have high hopes for this. This is an old book from the library, though, so I suspect the translation I have isn't that great. |
| Just started to read Fyodor Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment" for the 5th time. It's my all time favourite book and will be #1 'till my end. Love the way he shows how guiltiness can change ppl and throw them slowly into insanity. A masterpiece. |
| Lolita, Day Watch, The Count of Monte Cristo, and Fahrenheit 451. |
| Well, I read Songs of a Distant Earth today by Arthur Clarke. I read the entire thing today, so I was able to divulge in the plot completely. It was absolutely amazing. Arthur Clarke never fails to peek my interest. Umm, I'm not currently reading anything now though since I just finished a book. I will be picking up The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus and Imperial Earth by Arthur Clarke tomorrow though. |
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