What are you reading.
Ok, so I guess you get the idea of the thread.
What are you reading at the miniute?
How are you finding it?
Would you recomend it to a friend?
How did you discover said book?
Tags: currentlyreading, read, readreadreadsomemore, stuckinabook
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Permalink Reply by PoisonedByMusic (Kara) on -
I went to the library a little bit ago, and I'm not sure which book to read first... I got;
Sense and Sensibility
My Sister's Keeper
And I was going to get Good Omens, but the didn't have it, so I got Interworld instead.
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Permalink Reply by PoisonedByMusic (Kara) on
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XD Interworld is next on my list hehe
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Permalink Reply by Elma Snapey on -
My Sister's Keeper is excellent but don't watch the movie!!!
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Permalink Reply by PoisonedByMusic (Kara) on
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XD I ended up reading that first... Oh my God, I got the book 'cause I wanted to read it before I saw the movie... I might not, the book it so good, I don't think I can stand it!
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Permalink Reply by Patricia Van der Mispel on -
Just finished "her fearfull symmetry", the new novel by "the time traveller's wife" author Audrey Niffenegger. Didn't like it very much. Kept reading it because I wanted to see if it got any better, but no... it didn't.
Before that, I read the classic on schizophrenia: "I never promised you a Rosegarden" by Hannah Green. I quite liked that one and found quite some simularities with my mum's behaviour, only she has Alzheimer.
Schizophrenia is curable, Alzheimer not unfortunatly. :(
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Permalink Reply by Lynette ツ on -
I am reading this book my mom bought but hasn't read yet. I'm only on page 40 or so but its pretty good so far.
Offspring by Liam Jackson.
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Permalink Reply by Brown~Eyed~Girl on -
Just finished Of Mice and Men.
Good book. Insane ending. Loved it.
Read it if you haven't already. I'm waiting for my sister to finish Grapes of Wrath so I can read it next! :D
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Permalink Reply by Inadraine on -
I'm reading a few books at the moment. Jumping around is always fun.
I just started The Eye of the World, the first book in Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series. The maps in the book are not helpful, unfortunately, but Jordan's narrative completely makes up for that. So far, so good!
I'm also finishing Terry Goodkind's The Stone of Tears, the second book in the Sword of Truth series. Now here's a romance that works well. For all you people worrying about how much the Twilight movies suck in comparison to Meyer's books, it does not compare to how much the Legend of the Seeker TV series butchered Goodkind's books. What a damn shame. Found out about this series through a friend who told me about how utterly violent it gets. Yep, it's definitely not something for minors to read.
But right now, while I'm munching on ice cream and typing this wall of text up, I'm reading Richelle Mead's Vampire Academy. In my defense, I didn't pick this up because it was a vampire story; I was browsing Amazon when I saw a book with a pretty-looking cover on one of the bestsellers lists. I thought the premise of having two warring factions of vampires pitted against each other pretty interesting, so I checked it out of the library. It's too focused on social scenery for my tastes -- but then again, it is a YA novel -- but other than that, it makes good fluff to read before bedtime.
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Permalink Reply by jlynn on -
i read this...let me know what you think....i actually love most of dan brown's books, but not this particular one..it was just boring...
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Permalink Reply by SAC on -
Ok. I have four of his books, The Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons, The Digital Fortess, and Deception Point, I dont know if there are more books. I loved Angels and Demons, thats my favorite one of his books.
I´ll let you know what I think :)
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Permalink Reply by rosemary van der woodsen on -
wringer by jerry spinelli it's unusual but pretty good
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