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Book worms!

Just finished: Stephen King-Geralds Game
Am on: Charles.R.Cross-Heavier than heaven
Plan on: John Barrowman-Anything goes

i have a copy of [i:3r9mf6pq]saint morrissey[/i:3r9mf6pq] in the post.

so, i shall be reading that soon.

I am reading the book "Paint it Black" by Janet Finch

The.Wrong.Man-john.katzenbach
Just
bought
it
yesterday
=)

reading "the great gatsby" cos i gotta write an essay on it this week

Dead mans Boots-Mike Carey

I'm 10 pages away from finishing the first Harry Potter book.

jordan [i:17qlzgaw]will[/i:17qlzgaw] be pleased, she expects everyone to read it.

how are you finding it?

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jordan [i:2327jog4]will[/i:2327jog4] be pleased, she expects everyone to read it.

how are you finding it?
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I like it. I never thought I'd ever read it but I have a class on Children's Literature and the final exam is on this book.

Sixth one is best

grapes of wrath again for an essay.

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. It's so good.

the vinyl cafe diaries, by stuart mclean. very canadian, very funny.

dave and the duck is the best short story in life.

the new Q mag,

interview with REM,the beastie boys and slash

and an album by album biography of radiohead!!!

gotta love it!

i'm now reading Greek literature!
actually i find it fascinating.
next on my list would be to read ancient Greek tragedies!

[quote="tom316":qlnqdtnk]
grapes of wrath again for an essay.
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Steinbeck <3 <3

I'm actually reading Jenna Jameson's "How to Make Love Like a Porn Star". How intellectual of me.

[quote="Alexandra":3o4ht80p]
i'm now reading Greek literature!
actually i find it fascinating.
next on my list would be to read ancient Greek tragedies!
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You doing an English degree by any chance? Or just interested?

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jordan [i:14dxx12s]will[/i:14dxx12s] be pleased, she expects everyone to read it.

how are you finding it?
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almost as pleased as i am to learn that you're going to read [i:14dxx12s]saint morrissey[/i:14dxx12s]. just you wait, jimmy. soon you'll be wondering why you didn't order it the first time i recommended it.

[quote="m921":14dxx12s]
I like it. I never thought I'd ever read it but I have a class on Children's Literature and the final exam is on this book.
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never thought you'd ever read it? my god, why [i:14dxx12s]not[/i:14dxx12s]?!
no words exist intense enough to describe my love for those books.




now that i'm here, i suppose i should answer the original question.
i'm reading [i:14dxx12s]the black cauldron[/i:14dxx12s] by lloyd alexander. it's the second in a series of books for children called, [i:14dxx12s]the prydain chronicles[/i:14dxx12s]. i read the first book, [i:14dxx12s]the book of three[/i:14dxx12s], when i was ten. as a teenager, i saw it in a book store and bought it because i'd never finished reading it. it was hidden away in a closet for many years, and i found it again a couple of months ago. after i finished it, i learned there are more, and when one has read the first book in a series, one should always read the others ([i]ahem[i], mabel). so, dutifully, i ordered the other four from amazon. i hope to finish them by mid-april.

[quote="jaySLASH":28pvh2gx]
never thought you'd ever read it? my god, why [i:28pvh2gx]not[/i:28pvh2gx]?!
no words exist intense enough to describe my love for those books.




now that i'm here, i suppose i should answer the original question.
i'm reading [i:28pvh2gx]the black cauldron[/i:28pvh2gx] by lloyd alexander. it's the second in a series of books for children called, [i:28pvh2gx]the prydain chronicles[/i:28pvh2gx]. i read the first book, [i:28pvh2gx]the book of three[/i:28pvh2gx], when i was ten. as a teenager, i saw it in a book store and bought it because i'd never finished reading it. it was hidden away in a closet for many years, and i found it again a couple of months ago. after i finished it, i learned there are more, and when one has read the first book in a series, one should always read the others ([i]ahem[i], mabel). so, dutifully, i ordered the other four from amazon. i hope to finish them by mid-april.
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lol, I will! I will! I'll run out and buy all of them soon.

And it's a textbook reason why I wasn't much of a reader when I was younger. According to my Children's Lit textbook, I am "alliterate" (can read but won't) and I was always "unengaged" while reading.

I've read a few of the Prydain Chronicles too....and wrote a few book reports years ago, but I don't remember a thing about the stories! Oh noes.

Am in the last 50 pages of Heavier than heaven.

I'm enjoying it but, however much I enjoy a book I always want onto the next one.

Not sure if I want to read John Barrowmans book next anymore.

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however much I enjoy a book I always want onto the next one.
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I'm exactly the same.

Woo I'm done.

I'm now on "A long way down"-Nick Hornby.

Woooh.

Finished the last book

Which was From here to paternity by matt dunn.

the nick hornby book was too confusing.

just picked out harry potter 7.

hated it when i read it but alas it deserves another try, surely?

finished reading [i:aqju1yc9]In Cold Blood [/i:aqju1yc9]by Capote, read half of [i:aqju1yc9]naked lunch[/i:aqju1yc9] by burroughs and was like "fuck it i don't get it"
..now i'm gonna read [i:aqju1yc9] Born On The Fourth of July[/i:aqju1yc9] by Ron Kovic

Stephen King-Carrie.

Decided against Potter

you guys are breaking my heart.


HARRY POTTR 4 LYFE!1!!!

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you guys are breaking my heart.


HARRY POTTR 4 LYFE!1!!!
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I know what's on your desktop.....

kelly, you're making yourself sound awfully creepy.

it's true, she does know...

on my desktop, and in my <3.

the testament = john grisham

[quote="m921":1b8qxenf]
lol, I will! I will! I'll run out and buy all of them soon.

And it's a textbook reason why I wasn't much of a reader when I was younger. According to my Children's Lit textbook, I am "alliterate" (can read but won't) and I was always "unengaged" while reading.

I've read a few of the Prydain Chronicles too....and wrote a few book reports years ago, but I don't remember a thing about the stories! Oh noes.
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sorry, mabel, i didn't see you'd answered me earlier.
i'm surprised you've read the prydain chronicles, i don't know anyone else who has even heard of them! i haven't gotten any further through [i:1b8qxenf]the black cauldron[/i:1b8qxenf] than i was when i posted in this thread the first time. i like the story, and i want to know what happens, but i'm sort of scattered lately. i need to get it together and finish them.

Just finished Carrie.

Starting on John Barrowmans book later.

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sorry, mabel, i didn't see you'd answered me earlier.
i'm surprised you've read the prydain chronicles, i don't know anyone else who has even heard of them! i haven't gotten any further through [i:3j9h4wvt]the black cauldron[/i:3j9h4wvt] than i was when i posted in this thread the first time. i like the story, and i want to know what happens, but i'm sort of scattered lately. i need to get it together and finish them.
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I haven't read [i:3j9h4wvt]all[/i:3j9h4wvt] of them. I need to make up for my lack of reading as a child. I do have all of those Prydain books. My cousins used to live in this house with us and they left a lot of book for us. See? I bet you copies of the series aren't as old as these, right?



I also bought this recently:


I'd love to get the Dr. Seuss books.

This book is amazing. I just finished it.

I've just finished Bag of Bones from Stephen King,planning to start Parfume from Patrick Suskind.

Stephen King-Rose Madder.

last book i read was nikki sixx's heroin diaries. i'm gonna start reading dice man soon too, and i only have it in english so i hope it's not too difficult..

Stephen King-Blaze.


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"American Gods" Neil Gaiman

[i:3fw4lx8a]saint morrissey[/i:3fw4lx8a]: [i:3fw4lx8a]a portrait of this charming man by an alarming fan[/i:3fw4lx8a] by mark simpson

well, i haven't [i:3fw4lx8a]actually[/i:3fw4lx8a] started it (bit busy) but it will be what i'm reading.

[quote="meatfilledpastry":3e8qdf7d]
"American Gods" Neil Gaiman
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I want to marry Neil Gaiman. Or at least be his mistress.

[quote="KaylaMae":2w8qd8ui]
I want to marry Neil Gaiman. Or at least be his mistress.
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He's already married and has kids...

He's supposedly got another movie coming out sometime in the future.

What of his books have you read?

[quote="meatfilledpastry":16pmzja3]
He's already married and has kids...

He's supposedly got another movie coming out sometime in the future.

What of his books have you read?
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I've read the Sandman series, American Gods, Good Omens, Stardust (not the graphic novel though, but saw the movie), Neverwhere, Coraline, The Wolves in the Walls, and MirrorMask (and saw the movie). I don't care if he's married and has kids. I'm married and I have a kid. I'd still at the very least make out with him (for days).

[quote="KaylaMae":6bpoijxh]
I've read the Sandman series, American Gods, Good Omens, Stardust (not the graphic novel though, but saw the movie), Neverwhere, Coraline, The Wolves in the Walls, and MirrorMask (and saw the movie). I don't care if he's married and has kids. I'm married and I have a kid. I'd still at the very least make out with him (for days).
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Ha ha. I just read Smoke And Mirrors, I'm working my way through American Gods, and next will be Neverwhere. I'd like to get my hands on Good Omens next, after that I want to start collecting Sandman. I downloaded some of them a while back but LOST everything, computer crashed.

I enjoyed the Japanese folk tale he and Amano re-created.

[quote="meatfilledpastry":sxi9zekk]
Ha ha. I just read Smoke And Mirrors, I'm working my way through American Gods, and next will be Neverwhere. I'd like to get my hands on Good Omens next, after that I want to start collecting Sandman. I downloaded some of them a while back but LOST everything, computer crashed.

I enjoyed the Japanese folk tale he and Amano re-created.
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I forgot all about Smoke and Mirrors. The Japanese one was the one about the fox, right? The artwork in that was beautiful.

[quote="KaylaMae":ia4id8w2]
I forgot all about Smoke and Mirrors. The Japanese one was the one about the fox, right? The artwork in that was beautiful.
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Smoke and mirrors was entertaining, but some of the stories were a little boring...

Yeah, it's the one about the fox. The writing was by Neil Gaiman, the art was by Yoshitaka Amano, he's great.
[url=http://images.google.com/images?q=Yoshitaka+Amano&gbv=2&ndsp=18&hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&start=0&sa=N:ia4id8w2]http://images.google.com/images?q=Yoshitak...tart=0&sa=N[/url:ia4id8w2]

[quote="meatfilledpastry":324pz8f9]
Smoke and mirrors was entertaining, but some of the stories were a little boring...

Yeah, it's the one about the fox. The writing was by Neil Gaiman, the art was by Yoshitaka Amano, he's great.
[url=http://images.google.com/images?q=Yoshitaka+Amano&gbv=2&ndsp=18&hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&start=0&sa=N:324pz8f9]http://images.google.com/images?q=Yoshitak...tart=0&sa=N[/url:324pz8f9]
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I don't know anything about your taste in books, but have you heard of Aimee Bender? If not, you might like her. Her short stories remind me of Neil Gaiman a little bit. They're a little more morbid though. But in a good way.

[quote="KaylaMae":2oh1cpni]
I don't know anything about your taste in books, but have you heard of Aimee Bender? If not, you might like her. Her short stories remind me of Neil Gaiman a little bit. They're a little more morbid though. But in a good way.
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I'll have to check her out, I like short stories.

A James Bond book by John Gardner called Brokenclaw.

Tis good.

i actually just bought the ramones tour manger's, Monte Melnick, book [i:1cx7f30h]On the Road with The Ramones[/i:1cx7f30h]
so far its quite good