^ I like it :<

I was actually looking for some good books to read at work when I have nothing to do.. I wanted something like Harry Potter. If I get bored while reading I might fall asleep, and sleeping at work isn't good lol

afg-warrior

Afghanistan328 Posts

April 13 2010 23:15 GMT

#24

and

this one is a bit too ummm how shall i say this...pro government republican for me but i still enjoyed it and liked the battle parts

jpak

United States5045 Posts

April 13 2010 23:17 GMT

#25

1984 by George Orwell. Cannot believe I didn't read this earlier.

The SCARIEST AND MOST HORRIFYING BOOK I have ever read. Bar none.

Try

United States1293 Posts

April 13 2010 23:21 GMT

#26

On April 14 2010 08:17 jpak wrote:
1984 by George Orwell. Cannot believe I didn't read this earlier.

The SCARIEST AND MOST HORRIFYING BOOK I have ever read. Bar none.

lol, you haven't read many books then. 1984, BNW, We (by Yvegeny Zamyatin) and all the other "zomg dystopia" books get dry and repetitive after awhile.

Holgerius

Sweden16951 Posts

April 13 2010 23:26 GMT

#27

Am currently going through Shakespeare's stuff. I have read Twelfth Night, A Midsummer Nights Dream, Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, The Merchant of Venice, Macbeth and Othello so far and I am reading King Lear at the moment. Don't know where I'll proceed from there, but there's still a lot more to be read by the master.

Manit0u

Poland17249 Posts

April 13 2010 23:28 GMT

#28

Re-reading (need it for my work at univ):

Reading for pleasure:

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And yes, I really do read all this books at once...

Osmoses

Sweden5302 Posts

April 13 2010 23:31 GMT

#29

On April 14 2010 08:17 jpak wrote:
1984 by George Orwell. Cannot believe I didn't read this earlier.

The SCARIEST AND MOST HORRIFYING BOOK I have ever read. Bar none.

Try Kafka's The Trial.

Right now I'm reading the third installment of the Millenium trilogy,

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Edit: on the subject of Stephen King, The Stand is the best book evar...

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ILIVEFORAIUR

United States173 Posts

April 13 2010 23:59 GMT

#30

every page blows minds

ILIVEFORAIUR

United States173 Posts

April 14 2010 00:01 GMT

#31

What I need to be reading...

maareek

United States2042 Posts

April 14 2010 00:10 GMT

#32

I have a nasty habit of reading things in parallel (typically, one thing to read in spurts [bathroom, trip] and another for chapters/whatever division) so I'm working on The Complete Sherlock Holmes (compilation of all ofSir Arthur Conan Doyle's work) and Stephen King's Skeleton Crew (collection of short stories). Quick note: "Survivor Type" in Skeleton Crew freaked me out for awhile. Rarely does a story bother me, but that one creeped me out hard. I didn't pick up the book for a couple weeks after reading that story ... which gave me time to read Under the Dome.

boesthius

United States11637 Posts

April 14 2010 00:16 GMT

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Ilikestarcraft

Korea (South)17726 Posts

April 14 2010 00:21 GMT

#34

^ hehe i remember reading that after lemonwalrus made the thread recommending it

ulszz

Jamaica1787 Posts

April 14 2010 00:22 GMT

#35

wow op reads pop culture

Chuiu

3470 Posts

April 14 2010 00:24 GMT

#36

Just finished.

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Starting tonight/tomorrow.

jgju

United States454 Posts

April 14 2010 00:26 GMT

#37

just finished:
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reading now:
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Southern Gothic hell yeah :D

minus_human

4784 Posts

April 14 2010 00:27 GMT

#38

George RR Martin is so amazing, anyone who didn't read his books is missing out on so very fucking much

boesthius

United States11637 Posts

April 14 2010 00:27 GMT

#39

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maxor

England59 Posts

April 14 2010 01:32 GMT

#40

Im rereading my Jack Vance collection again lol (for the 1000th time) i just love all his work the dying earth books are just a master piece but i just finished;

Planet of adventure
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