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^^^ yes that book is so boring, ech
Oh well, finished Tsukuru Tazaki and it was really good, a bit slow at first and could have been thicker for my taste, I love long epic stuff
And finally got ahold of The Temple of the Golden Pavilion by Yukio Mishima. So glad to get more of his stuff they are not easy to get here.
Oh well, finished Tsukuru Tazaki and it was really good, a bit slow at first and could have been thicker for my taste, I love long epic stuff
And finally got ahold of The Temple of the Golden Pavilion by Yukio Mishima. So glad to get more of his stuff they are not easy to get here.
Oh well, finished Tsukuru Tazaki and it was really good, a bit slow at first and could have been thicker for my taste, I love long epic stuff
I'm planning to pick this up soon. It's in a "three paperbacks for ?10" offer on Amazon UK at the moment.
Planning to read 1Q84 (1+2) later this month. I've a long weekend in a couple weeks so that would be the perfect time - it's much too heavy to take back and forth to uni on the train unfortunately.
^^^ yes that book is so boring, ech
Oh well, finished Tsukuru Tazaki and it was really good, a bit slow at first and could have been thicker for my taste, I love long epic stuff
And finally got ahold of The Temple of the Golden Pavilion by Yukio Mishima. So glad to get more of his stuff they are not easy to get here.
Yeah now I have to write a whole TEST ON IT.
kmn
I love Of Mice and Men!!
Apart from the fact that it's deeply depressing, it's alright I guess
Watchingthetreetops
*~Rude intolerance here~*
Wraeththu, by Storm Constantine.
It's just lovely.
It's just lovely.
I remember reading this about ten years ago and at the time it blew me away - Constantine's work, alongside Chuck Palahniuk's, are the books that got me reading again after an awkward 2-3 year lull between feeling too old for children's books but having yet to establish an interest in YA/adult novels. I've been wanting to re-read it for a couple of years now but I'll have to re-buy it (probably digitally) as I've somehow lost the omnibus. I used to take it to school in my bag everyday.
ItsMilkypink
In love with Gerard Way
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Suzanne Collins
It's amazing.
It's amazing.
I really want to read Its Kind of a Funny Story!
i procrastinated on those books last year in my english class.
Pride & Prejudice is not bad!! I liked the movie
I'm planning to pick this up soon. It's in a "three paperbacks for ?10" offer on Amazon UK at the moment.
Planning to read 1Q84 (1+2) later this month. I've a long weekend in a couple weeks so that would be the perfect time - it's much too heavy to take back and forth to uni on the train unfortunately.
Nice
Hope you will enjoy the trilogy, I love it a lot.And I feel you, some books I had for film studies weighed a ton each and when you needed to bring 'em.. nope.
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Yeah, we had to watch some movie adaption about it as well, ugh. I can't remember if we had a test or just minor homework. But that and The Old Man and the Sea are so boring.
punctuallyAbsent
please don't message me about my collectibles
I just finished reading The Way of Kings by Brandon Sanderson for just about the thirtieth time. It's my most favorite book ever ;u;
Read Jan Suzukawa's Kaminishi yesterday. Also started reading The Coffee Break Screenwriter by Pilar Alessandra for class a couple nights ago, as one of my lecturers recommended it.
Two publishers I love are having sales on books I was already looking at! Andrea Speed's Infected series included, so I picked up the four books (#0.5, #6-8) I was missing for ?13 to complete the series.
Two publishers I love are having sales on books I was already looking at! Andrea Speed's Infected series included, so I picked up the four books (#0.5, #6-8) I was missing for ?13 to complete the series.
RainCrossing
Senior Member
Reading Lemony Snicket's 'A series of unfortunate events'
