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What Are You Reading?

Discussion in 'Entertainment and Technology' started by girlsnotgrey, Apr 16, 2014.

  1. souverian

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    mandatory summer reading is possibly the one thing that makes me want to read a book least

    and I like reading
     
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    I finished Jurassic Park the other day and will start The Lost World tomorrow. Very curious to see what that's like because the story is guaranteed to be very different from the movie.
     
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    Well I'm currently reading your comments


    they're nice
     
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    Agreed! I read a bunch of Hemingway in a row with Old Man last, and I thought it was just terrible. For being so short it seemed amazingly long and never-ending.

    *End mini-rant*

    Currently reading: Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee.
     
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    I love those two books. I have a bit of soft spot for Michael Crichton even though he isn't the world's greatest author.

    Right now I'm working (very slowly) on The Hunt For Red October by Tom Clancy.
     
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    I'm reading Full Tilt my favorite book
     
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    Some time ago I found this amazing author named Frances Hardinge and since then I have read any of her books I could get my hand on!
    So right now I am re-reading Twilight Robbery by Frances Hardinge :grin:
     
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    Paper Towns by John Green. Gotta re-read before I go see the movie. :slight_smile:
     
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    Title: Great Expectations
    Author: Charles Dickens

    I just started the book, but the plot is well-formed and the characters seem diverse.
     
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    "Orlando" by Virgina Wolf ( a must read if you're interested in gender and sexuality) and "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare.
     
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    Started reading In the Heart of the Heart of the Country by William H. Gass, after having finished reading Antonio Skarmeta's The Days of the Rainbow.
     
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    Bad Monkey by Carl Hiassen. It's about a cop turned food inspector who's trying to prove that this scam artist was murdered so he can get his badge back.
     
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    Repression and Dissociation by a bunch of ppl who did studies and published papers
    (psych major, is it obvious?)
     
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    The buried giant by Kazuo Ishiguro
    I've just started reding it but Ishiguro is one of my fav authors.
     
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    im Reading The Wheel of time
    not a book for people that dislike a lot of reading
     
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    "German for Dummies" xP
    Awesome language, but so hard =0
     
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    I like reading but at my own pace (i.e. very slowly like 1 book every 6 months)....I'm taking a university English course right now and we're expected to read 4 books in a span of 4 months and needless to say, I have started these books but eventually end up using sparknotes because I cannot catch up. The last book I actually finished was Kafka on the Shore and I read that one for fun in the spring. I also have 3 books, 2 are non-fiction (one about AIDS and the other about Christianity) and 1 is a fictional book in a foreign language that I'm trying to learn, that I have started but have not finished reading lying on my bookshelf in wait. I'm also constantly adding new books on goodreads and pinterest boards even though I still have a ton of books that I have not finished reading. I'm planning on keeping the books I bought for this English course and complete reading them once I graduate university and I've forgotten all the spoilers I saw in sparknotes.
     
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    I'm in the middle of reading Battle Royale and Brave New World. Both good!
     
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    11/22/63 by Stephen King. I seriously love all books by this guy lol