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What Are You Reading?
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krankenstein
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cdunbar
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Wow I haven't read those since I was like 15...:fork: :fork: :fork: :fork: :fork: :fork:
Chronicles of Narnia here. :wave:
krankenstein
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I've been meaning to since I was 15, finally got around to it. :shrug: :lol:
cdunbar
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Well ya know it only took you 10 yrs to get around to it...
EPCOT Explorer
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:fork: :fork: :fork::fork: :fork:
Chronicles of Narnia here. :wave:
:lol:LOVE Narnia.
jonnyc
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I've never had the urge to delve into the world of Narnia, and the films put me right off as well. Are the books significantly better than the films?
EPCOT Explorer
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1000% Yes. Quite old fashioned, but I like that.
jonnyc
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Ooo I might have to have a butchers, after i've got through these £105's worth of Law books, there so expensive!
EPCOTPluto
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LiveyMouse22
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I'm getting a little bit crazy with my reading lately. I LOVE my Sony E-Reader so I'm reading Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella on that. Then I have a book that I'm very s l o w l y reading called Shadowland in a series by Alyson Noel which has started to bore me because I think I misunderstand my own interest in some of these books about mortals and vampires and everything. (Love the Twilight books and the Mortal Instruments series though!) I also have the first Vampire Diaries book by LJ Smith since I love the show! I think I should finish those up but after that I want to read Harry Potter (I know I'm ashamed I haven't read them yet!) I also want to read PS I Love You because I love the movie. PLUS a million more books that are on my list to read.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
I is now reading "Glasgow Kiss" another Tartan Noire novel this time set in Glasgow, though as of yet theres been no Glasgow Kiss involved. Have to say that while its a good plot and well written it lacks the laugh out loud humour of Brookmyre and the cold brutality of MacBride (whos 3rd and 4th books in the Logan series Ill be reading next)
Phonedave
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Just started
His Excellency: George Washington.
I picked it up a while ago when it came out in hardcover (2005) and somehow it ended up not getting put into the roatation.
I was looking through the bookcase the other night and noticed it and realized I had not read it yet. So there you go.
-dave
His Excellency: George Washington.
I picked it up a while ago when it came out in hardcover (2005) and somehow it ended up not getting put into the roatation.
I was looking through the bookcase the other night and noticed it and realized I had not read it yet. So there you go.
-dave
LoriMistress
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I've been reading biography of Jackie Kennedy. Extremely interesting.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
The follow up is a bit of a let down though.
Pongo
New Member
Today I just finished Paper Town by John Green. It wasn't as good as his previous two books. I also recently finished The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera for the second time, and it remains one of my favorite books.
I'm also currently in the midst of On the Road by Jack Kerouac (for fun), and will soon be starting The Bluest Eye for an English class.
I mights also start The Great Gatsby here pretty soon, too.
I'm also currently in the midst of On the Road by Jack Kerouac (for fun), and will soon be starting The Bluest Eye for an English class.
I mights also start The Great Gatsby here pretty soon, too.