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  1. browneyedgirl

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    I'm reading Taking the Leap by Pema Chodron
     
    #41 browneyedgirl, Apr 18, 2014
  2. Wolf123

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    nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!1(!)(!)(!)

    ---------- Post added 19th Apr 2014 at 12:17 AM ----------
    I must admit I actually enjoyed that book! Kind of makes you see how civilization would be without a structure and having kids rule the world.

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    The first one caught my attention!!! Any good?
     
    #42 Wolf123, Apr 19, 2014
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    Right now I'm in the middle of 'Swann's Way' and also got into a collection of Yeats poems, which had been sitting around a few weeks after checking it out from the library, the other day.
     
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    At the moment I'm reading Austerlitz by W.G. Sebald.
     
    #44 Mirko, Apr 19, 2014
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    Integration of metabolism. Gah. I shouldn't be here but I'm tired of revision.
     
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    I'm about to finish reading The Shining by Stephen King.
     
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    Cat's cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.
     
    #47 Opheliac, Apr 20, 2014
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    Im re-reading "Its kind of a funny story" by Ned Vizzini. Its a book about suicide and growing up. Its "kind of sad" that he killed him some months after writing this.
     
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    A Study in Scarlet (sherlock holmes) by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Re-reading it because i really liked sherlock as a kid and then this year we found out about the tv series and I got nostalgic

    Tunnels by Roderick Gordon and Brian Williams, Re-reading it because I found out there was a fifth book and bought it recently so I wanna re-read the whole series, and I'm literally dying of happiness right now because when I was looking for the title in english I found out there is a sixth book and I really really love this series, fun story: the 4th book hadn't been published back on the time when I was reading the series and I wanted to read it so badly I shearched for the editorial that published it and contacted them to get it
     
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    Right now I'm reading Stefan Zweig's, Confusion.
     
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    Probaby does not count as novels but the Scott Pilgrim books, I am currently reading, awaiting for book 5 and book 6 to be released this summer.

    But the last book I read was Burn This Book Basically stories about what journalists and writers have been through in their travels around the world with governments and such. Loved it.
     
    #51 JohnB, Apr 27, 2014
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    Currently reading ASoIaF n. 3 (a storm of swords). It's taking me a long time but it's awesome.
     
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    A friend of a friend recommended "Gone Girl" by Gillian Flynn, So I've just started that. I'm about 70% of the way through "The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl" by Belle De Jour.
    Plus I've just brought "Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" by Rachel Cohn and "Its kind of a funny story" by Ned Vizzini.
     
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    The Serpent of Venice, by Christopher Moore - just love him and particularly liked Fool, which this is a sequel to.
     
    #54 Stacy in MA, Apr 30, 2014
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    Rasmus e il Vagabondo, by Astrid Lindgren - to practice my Italian, yeah, it's for kids, but I'm having loads of fun.
    Uni stuff:
    Fundamentos de metrologia e estatística científica e industrial, by Armando Albertazzi Gonçalves,and Convection Heat Transfer, by Adrian Bejan
     
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  16. TheStudent

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    "Fahrenheit 451" by Ray Bradbury and "Geology: The Key Ideas" by David Rothery
     
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    Dreams of Gods & Monsters by Laini Taylor!

    We seriously need to unite all book nerds on EC!
     
    #57 prettybit4, May 3, 2014
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    I'm reading Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevsky and it's even better than I expected!
     
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    Finishing up One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey
    and starting on Boy's Life by Robert McCammon
     
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    1984 By Orwell
    Very good so far, I am fascinated by this world (in a bad way...? Haha).
    Next I'll read the alchimist by Paulo Coelho. They say it's good.
     
    #60 fruitlapassion, May 6, 2014
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