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Uponastar

Well-Known Member
Hello....

Just looking through the library's website to see what books I wanna get tomorrow.

I don't know if told ya'll this, but (ok long story here...), my mother's brother (my uncle)'s wife's sister's 60th birthday is this month. My uncle and aunt are having a surprise party for her on Saturday at a hotel in northern NJ.
Sooooo.... my parents are both invited, but I'm not. My dad doesn't want to go, but my mom is going to go, so I decided I would just ride up with her, and then I'll stay up in our hotel room, and just watch TV and read.
Annnnd... my mom's HS reunion is coming up, and they are thinking of having it at this hotel, so she's gunna meet with the banquet manager.
Sooooooo.... that's why I need books to read. :lol:

I just started "Godless" by Pete Hautman this evening.
It's alright.
Nothing terrific.

Get some good books, Freddy!
And have a fun trip with your mom!
 

Pongo

New Member
Hello....

Just looking through the library's website to see what books I wanna get tomorrow.

I don't know if told ya'll this, but (ok long story here...), my mother's brother (my uncle)'s wife's sister's 60th birthday is this month. My uncle and aunt are having a surprise party for her on Saturday at a hotel in northern NJ.
Sooooo.... my parents are both invited, but I'm not. My dad doesn't want to go, but my mom is going to go, so I decided I would just ride up with her, and then I'll stay up in our hotel room, and just watch TV and read.
Annnnd... my mom's HS reunion is coming up, and they are thinking of having it at this hotel, so she's gunna meet with the banquet manager.
Sooooooo.... that's why I need books to read. :lol:

I just started "Godless" by Pete Hautman this evening.
It's alright.
Nothing terrific.

Might I suggest Flowers for Algernon. Like I said, very good. Slaughterhouse-Five by Vonnegut is great. Anything by vonnegut is great, really. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime if you haven't read it already. Life of Pi. Catcher in the Rye is good too.

I'd go with literature. I like literature.
 

Fantasmic!329

Active Member
Original Poster
Might I suggest Flowers for Algernon. Like I said, very good. Slaughterhouse-Five by Vonnegut is great. Anything by vonnegut is great, really. The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime if you haven't read it already. Life of Pi. Catcher in the Rye is good too.

I'd go with literature. I like literature.
Hmmm... I'll have to look into those.

I love literature, too.
I'm seriously considering becoming a high school Eng teacher. :)
 

Fantasmic!329

Active Member
Original Poster
You could always start Gone with the Wind. That will last you a good long while :lookaroun

EDIT: Or Moby D!ck.

Or anything by Tolstoy or Dostoevsky.
I'm thinking of something a little shorter. :lol:

I've been wanting to read The Secret Life of Bees.
Maybe I'll do that one. :veryconfu
 

Fantasmic!329

Active Member
Original Poster
I'd suggest Everything is Illuminated, but that one threw me off a bit.

One-Hundred Years of Solitude was suprisingly good.
Hmmm....

I've also been wanting to read that Oprah Book Club book A Million Little Pieces.

I get soooooo lost and absorbed into the books when in a library or bookstore!
 

Pongo

New Member
Hmmm....

I've also been wanting to read that Oprah Book Club book A Million Little Pieces.

I get soooooo lost and absorbed into the books when in a library or bookstore!

That's the one where the guiy lied about everything, right? :lookaroun

Seriously a good book.
But maybe not "guy" material.
I don't know. . .my Dad gave it to me.
It was one of his favorites.

I don't think I'll ever read it. Interesting story, but I haven't the energy to live through it again, especially when the ending takes you backwards from where you started.

:shrug:
 

Uponastar

Well-Known Member
I have only liked one book recommended by Oprah's Bookclub. . .
Steinbeck's East of Eden.
And I read that long before Oprah told me to! :lol:
 

Fantasmic!329

Active Member
Original Poster
I have only liked one book recommended by Oprah's Bookclub. . .
Steinbeck's East of Eden.
And I read that long before Oprah told me to! :lol:
One of my very good friends has been nagging me to read it ever since she read it about a month ago. :lol:
I will read it. Eventually.
I'm not in a Steinbeckyish mood.
I read Of Mice and Men a little bit back.
I loved it.
The Pearl SUCKS.
 

Pongo

New Member
I have only liked one book recommended by Oprah's Bookclub. . .
Steinbeck's East of Eden.
And I read that long before Oprah told me to! :lol:

Anna Kerenina is a OBC book :lookaroun

Oh, try The Unbearable Lightness of Being. Very philosophical and very cool. Kind of sad.
 

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