On June 13 2011 13:40 Gogleion wrote:
I know it's a horrible book, and I know it's a girl book. But it's actually nice to have something I can read with my girlfriend.
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My gf also introduced me to Picoult, I end up enjoy some of them. BUT Songs of the Humpback Whale is horrible!

Gogleion

United States534 Posts

June 13 2011 05:14 GMT

#542

On June 13 2011 13:51 godemperor wrote:

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My gf also introduced me to Picoult, I end up enjoy some of them. BUT Songs of the Humpback Whale is horrible!

It's pretty bad quality, but it's at least a story and I haven't read much in a while so it's nice sometimes. Hopefully we'll finish this one soon and be able to move on to a better one. Which ones did you like?

GrimZeRo

United States113 Posts

June 13 2011 05:16 GMT

#543

I'm about half way through it and I can't put it down!

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Likeaboss452

United States28 Posts

June 13 2011 05:37 GMT

#544

http://dc353.4shared.com/img/RAEkM3j2/Adler_Mortimer_-_How_To_Read_A.pdf

http://dc178.4shared.com/img/rrT6edUU/BeingHuman.pdf

godemperor

Belgium2043 Posts

June 13 2011 05:40 GMT

#545

On June 13 2011 14:14 Gogleion wrote:

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I enjoyed Nineteen Minutes and My Sister's Keeper, they are pretty obvious choices. I am not ashamed to admit i got way more teary than my gf at the end of My Sister's Keeper.

Ideas

United States8168 Posts

June 13 2011 05:42 GMT

#546

On June 13 2011 13:45 jon arbuckle wrote:

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Vonnegut is a lot of things but he is definitely not a nihilist. Cat's Cradle is a remonstrance of meaninglessness, not an endorsement.

Top five Vonnegut books:
1: Cat's Cradle
2: Mother Night
3: Slaughterhouse-Five
4: Galapagos
5: God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater

Breakfast of Champions misses out for being good only the first time through and lacking the satire of American-ness it is purported to have that God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater ably plies.

i didnt say it endorsed it, just that it dealt with it lol

Probe1

United States17920 Posts

June 13 2011 05:56 GMT

#547

I'm rereading the dark templar saga waiting for heart of the swarm :D :D

Asrathiel

Australia377 Posts

June 23 2011 03:02 GMT

#548

Ooh I love 'what are you reading' threads :D

I'm re-reading LotR, also partway through the second volume of Feynman's lectures but I need a long stretch of peace and quiet to be able to concentrate on those!

Clicker

United States1012 Posts

June 23 2011 06:01 GMT

#549

I've been reading through Vince Flynn's series around the fictional character Mitch Rapp. I actually found one of the books in a cardboard box in an alley ready to be thrown away 4-5 years ago, read it and loved it.

I've never read anything else in this particular genre, but I love these books. I was suggested to try some Tom Clancy but i couldn't really get into too much.

Bunn

Estonia934 Posts

June 23 2011 06:06 GMT

#550

Zone 22 by Tig Hague

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I'm halfway throught it, and so far it's very compelling.

graph1k

United States97 Posts

June 23 2011 06:19 GMT

#551

Finished The Changeling by Oe, it was interesting, I feel like I need time to digest before I even form opinions, it was that kind of book.

Now going to reread my collection of books by my favorite author. Starting with this one:
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Need to find some new books to read, off to Powell's again to browse around. (Powell's is the best bookstore ever BTW.

vaccum

France26 Posts

June 23 2011 07:29 GMT

#552

atm, The Game by Neil Strauss

AirbladeOrange

United States2574 Posts

June 23 2011 07:38 GMT

#553

I never read this book before so I figured I should give it a chance.

D10

Brazil3409 Posts

June 23 2011 07:41 GMT

#554

A SONG OF FIRE AND ICE YEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

CosmosXAM

United States121 Posts

June 23 2011 07:48 GMT

#555

Just finished reading:

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Currently Reading:

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Reading Next:

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Edit: I Like Science :D

Razakel

Ireland466 Posts

June 23 2011 07:51 GMT

#556

From my longstanding interest in ancient Egypt. Also really liked the game Pharaoh (and its expansion) + Children of the Nile. If you're really interested in ancient Egypt, its history, religion, day to day life of its people and major figures this is a book for you.

I'm going into 3rd year of my arts course in September and I'm still clueless about what I want to do my thesis on. I had a lot of interest in Foucault's work last year and I'm brushing up to see if it will give me any ideas. This stuff can be pretty challenging to grasp but I love it.

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I've been wanting to read this for a while but just couldn't find the time during the year. Heard its amazing but that remains to be seen.

P.S: Awesome thread!

cYaN

Norway3322 Posts

June 23 2011 08:00 GMT

#557

Last read:

Very interesting book on organized crime worldwide.

Reading now:

I'm about halfway through this, a VERY tough read imo. Just very interesting and incredibly detailed.

Next:
Some kinda easily read fiction^^ Need an easy one.

snozberry

United States126 Posts

June 23 2011 08:01 GMT

#558

last read:

For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway

reading:

The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon

Next:

I'm not sure

Drake

Germany6146 Posts

June 23 2011 08:03 GMT

#559

On January 12 2011 06:05 lxfmadman wrote:
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