EPTcurrently im reading the grapes of wrath by steinbeck for school!
i dont attend first hour english very often though cuz i oversleep a lot!
im also reading atlas shrugged by ayn rand out of my own interest!
fitzgerald and the great gatsby own!
big literature thread!
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iGgs
Russian Federation772 Posts
currently im reading the grapes of wrath by steinbeck for school! i dont attend first hour english very often though cuz i oversleep a lot! im also reading atlas shrugged by ayn rand out of my own interest! fitzgerald and the great gatsby own! | ||
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Zzang
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Beyonder
Netherlands15103 Posts
A child called it and sequals Night -_- | ||
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LumberJack
United States3355 Posts
The Giver Illusions: Tales of a Reluctant Messiah Demain Siddhartha | ||
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Deleted User 3420
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on the other hand i thought siddhartha was way overrated | ||
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Queequeg
Germany263 Posts
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Amnesty
United States2054 Posts
Lost horizon Cannery row (short story, life like characters) Forgotten realms books | ||
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Veigh
Netherlands300 Posts
damn that book had a huge impact on my thoughts And also on my opinion on certain new laws in Holland Like making it punishable not always having an ID with you. It really makes my fears about a control-situation come true | ||
Liquid`Jinro
Sweden33719 Posts
Speed of dark (by Elizabeth Moon, really good book!) The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy Almost any Terry Pratchet book, those are really nice to read from time to time (good omens rocked :O!). When I was between 9-12 (in my dark, ancient history a whooping 2 years ago) I read Lotr 7 times per book, as well as reading silmarillion/the hobbit 4 times each -_- Just loved them, can't bring myself to read it on english now though- I just know exactly what's going to happen t.t | ||
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Moth
Sweden468 Posts
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Liquid`Drone
Norway28796 Posts
however mostly in norwegian so it doesn't help you guys! ^_^ I can't contribute with any good english books not mentioned in this thread though, so I won't. im going to buy DBC Pierres little god vernon soon though. | ||
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Anal_Ripper
Russian Federation1233 Posts
when I was a kid I really liked Mark Twain's books about Tom Sawyer and Hucklberry Finn. I reread them in english a couple of years ago and still liked it a lot. My other favourites are Martin Eden, the Cowperwood trilogy (Financier, Titan, Stoic) I like all of Theodor Dreiser books btw, and David Copperfield by Charles Dickens and of course many art russian books | ||
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Veg
Canada2945 Posts
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DJEtterStyle
United States2766 Posts
1984 (Orwell) Great Gatsby (Fitzgerald) Steal This Book (Hoffman) The Prince (Machiavelli) Some author names may be mispelled. =P | ||
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actioN
Denmark229 Posts
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LaptopLegacy
Netherlands602 Posts
 Anybody who fears for 1984 becoming reality is just out of his mind. I'm currently reading Dr. Zchivago by Boris Pasternak, it's a great book about the live of a doctor during the Russian Revolution. | ||
Waxangel
United States33603 Posts
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LumberJack
United States3355 Posts
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The0ne
United States89 Posts
I loved 1984, the situation is really unrealistic, but it's just to emphasize Orwell's point about control, etc. I haven't read Brave New World, that's by Aldous Huxley right? Grapes of Wrath was so readable! | ||
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KorvspaD
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