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[shard2323]

For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway.

FUCK. YES.

[Lalbutt]

Timeless - Alexandra Monir

Recommended by Ellie 8D

[Bunny~mou]

Night by Elie Wiesel

[~!Fiction!~]

Chase by I can't remember

[Katzen]

Timeless - Alexandra Monir

Recommended by Ellie 8D

yays! i'm trying to get an early copy of the next book!

just finished Deity by Jennifer Armentrout.

[metaplasia]

Biochemistry by Lanong ..... i need to study

[Katzen]

The Statistical Probability of Love at First Sight by Jennifer E. Smith. It was cute

[Lalbutt]

Catch-22
Joseph Heller
Took me agggesss to read it ;-;

[Angelo.]

a book in Spanish called "juventud en extasis" it talks a lot about sexuality, and other interesting subjects. over all the story is quite good.

Edited by starboy, 17 November 2012 - 09:21 PM.

[Yan Q]

I finished reading Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card today.

The bookstore shop staff recommended it to me as a good introductory piece to sci-fi (because I explicitly said that I wasn't interested in sci-fi and fantasy). I'm glad I got it in the end haha~ Read it all in one go.

[Buttock Follicle]

I've been reading a lot lately...

The Wizard's Apprentice series by Debra Doyle - i found these at school and i had to reread. Very junior level but i still enjoy them ._.

A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess - I get why this is a classic lol. goes up on my favourites list

Vengeance by Ian Irvine - another reread, i think the next book in the series is out by now

Demon Child trilogy by Jennifer Fallon - i love love LOVE fallon, so glad i finally got to read these. mindfuckingly awesome as expected.

the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan / Brandon Sanderson - A fair bit draggy at some points but it's still a decent read... the last book comes out Jan 8th so i started just before it ended lmao

[I-Am-X]

The last book I Read was "Compulsion" By Jonathan Kellerman. I've read about 3/5's of the book but for the last 4-5 months, I haven't read a single page.
Tooooo latched onto reading my manga and reading my anime.
lol

[OkiGO]

Last book I read was Brandon Sanderson's second book on his Mistborn Trilogy. Well of Ascencion IRRC. I liked the first book way more. It was outstanding and could have been a stand alone novel, although Sanderson did plan on a trilogy from the very start. Anyhow, I was a moron and ended up reading a freakin spoiler about the end of the last book.. So right now I dont plan on picking it up.

[Ran★Moonie]

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

I think this is my 12th time reading this book

[Buttock Follicle]

good omens by terry pratchett and neil gaiman ;D

[Buttock Follicle]

/kicks thread

A Monster Calls by Patrick Ness/Siobhan Dowd (she died of cancer and couldn't write the book) - amazing story, amazing artwork and a really good choice of character. And the ending... not how I expected it to go, but it definitely felt right.

[shard2323]

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. Always wanted to dive into it--pretty surprised at how badly written but addictive it is o.o. Like mental crack cocaine.

[RockmanZero Liencourt]

Don't know what real book I read .......
has to be years and years ago....
I think harry potter part 5 or somthing in that trend.....
The only books I touch are the programming books but they are more educational with anti-social skills implented in em.

[Diablock]

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson. Always wanted to dive into it--pretty surprised at how badly written but addictive it is o.o. Like mental crack cocaine.

They are hilarious.

[Yan Q]

good omens by terry pratchett and neil gaiman ;D

oh ! was that good ? I've been hearing all about that lately, but I can't find any in the library, and I'm a bit too broke to buy it ):

as for me, I'm re-reading An Equal Music by Vikram Seth.
It's amazing, and you should all read it.

Edited by YanYan, 13 December 2012 - 02:30 PM.