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so what book/books are you reading right now, and how do you like it ??? so it doesen't have to be a good book! 😉

i'm reading;
the stand by stephen king and

chobits 1 BY CLAMP and

Metadon Makt(mà¸te mellom narkotikabrukere og nork metadonpolitikk) BY Evy Frantzen

The last book is a norweigan book, in english i guess it would be called; methadon power(a meeting between the drugadicts and norweigan methadonpolitics) it's very well written.

i have to say thta i love all 3 books, the last is for my Criminal politics class, i'm glad it's a good read 😉

the stand i remember from when i was like14, i remember seeing the mini seris on tv, and i loved it(it's not that good today though) and lats week i saw it at a book sale.. and it was the alst copy.. just lying there calling for me 😉 it's great so far!
 
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Conspiracy....for the 10th time.

I just finished 'Seven Crows' the newest Buffy/Angel crossover.

I own 'the book of fours' too. for quite awhile now.
 
i am reading Gilda radners autobigraphy, i already read it like 20 times but im reading it again, it is the saddest book
 
Just finished "Stupid White Men" by Michael Moore. Pretty thought-provoking stuff about "democracy" in the US.

Lost Angel - did you mean "The Andromeda Strain" by Michael Crichton? Sounds like a pretty decent book for a literature class.
 
Originally posted by *Lost Angel*
THIS STUPID BOOK CALLED 'THE ADROMEDA STRAIN' grrr I hate my lit teacher!!!!
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Dude - The Andromeda Strain rocks!! Sorry you're not enjoying it. I just finished reading The Da Vinci Code, which was awesome. It contained a lot of historical and religious conspiracy-type stuff that I'd heard before, but also a lot of ideas that were brand new to me, even after reading books like Umberto Eco's Foucault's Pendulum, Philip K. Dick's VALIS and Robert Anton Wilson's Illumanatus Trilogy. And Dan Brown can tie together disparate plot elements and crazy ideas in a cohesive and intelligible manner like no one else on earth!

Just started reading Neil Stephenson's Quicksilver, sequel to Cryptonomicon which I really enjoyed.
 
I just started reading Shadow Game written by Christine Feehan. She is my current favorite author. I just started reading the book today and am barely into it so I can't say if I like it or not, but so far it seems like its going to be good.

The Da Vinci Code is on my list of things to read. A bunch of people are trying to get me to read it but I just haven't gotten around to reading it.
 
Originally posted by Daydreamer

The Da Vinci Code is on my list of things to read. A bunch of people are trying to get me to read it but I just haven't gotten around to reading it.
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The Da Vinci Code is a decent book. It's fast-paced and fascinating, but not as clever as it thinks it is.

I just finished reading The Life of Pi by Yann Martel. It's an absolutely astonishing book, everyone should read it. I read it because it won the Booker Prize (prestigious literary prize in the UK) last year, which it completely deserved. It's profound without being pretentious, immensely moving and uplifting, funny, scary and a truly stunning act of inventive storytelling.
 
sorry the ANdromeda Strain LOL
I dont like it its borring............I mean Im not into tose tipe of books, I dont despise it it's just that im chalanged reading that book....I mean I dont understand half of it and were only to the part where they see the thingy grow snd change color. LOL
 
The Last Precinct - Patricia Cornwell. I'm refreshing myself as the latest Kay Scarpetta installment 'Blowfly' comes out very soon! 😀😀

After that I shall be reading 'The Order of the Phoenix' I know I'm 32 and reading Harry Potter books, but hey they're a good read! 😉

The I shall re-read the 'Wit'ch series by James Clemens.

I won't read anything 'heavy' as books are my form of escape from the real world so I like to get completely lost in the characters and plot. 😉
 
I'm reading Bodily Harm by Margaret Atwood and rereading The Bell Jar by Slyvia Plath at the moment, both of which have kept me interested which is a change, I usually start so many books then forget about them and by the time I start to read them again ive completely lost the plot. hehe that statement could mean so much more that just losing the characters etc of the book. I'm also reading 'Bridsong' for my synoptic paper in A Level English, so far it hasn't really got to any good parts but I've read a few snippets of them and they are very graphic and heart wretching, they really make you think how war really doesnt solve as many problems as it creates.
 
Cordy,
Nothing wrong with Harry Potter - and I'm quite a bit older than you, so I should know😉🙂
 
I've just finished reading Bitten by Kelley Armstrong and I'm half way through Stolen, which is the sequel. There really good. I enjoyed Bitten so much that I read it in two days. It's a horror, romance theme about werewolves. I can't wait for the third book to come out!!
 
I just picked up this book at a thrift store last week called, "A Book of a Thousand Things". It is an old book and has some really great outdated **** in it!
 
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