*Meaning book, magazine, newspaper, etc.

this post... lol

What book?

I just finished the play Scapino yesterday.

I went to the school library yesterday and they don't have crap. =(

Hunger: An Unnatural History by Sharman Apt Russell

It was really interesting. I feel smarter for having read it.

In my country we speak Spanish, i am reading "Crónicas de una muerte anunciada" written by Gabriel García Márquez

Sophie´s World from Jostein Gaarder.

Franny and Zooey..I should be done by the next century if I'm lucky.

Kissed by Shadows.

Huzzah for cheezy romance novels!

The Fourth Estate by Jeffrey Archer

I just finished uh, the year my life went down the loo. (lol my mom bought it for me when I was like 11 and it was funner to read this time because I was all "MARK WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?" :heart: )

I'm trying to get the other sevens books and I'll read that. :/, not having luck finding them though.

I'm reading The Bell Jar.

The Bell Jar.

i'm going to the book store tomorrow to buy that. :eek2:

right now i am reading the book 'getting over it' by anna maxted.
it isn't very good, but i'd like to finish it anyways.

the redneck bible of course the book that teachs u hw to fix anyhting wit duct tape

i'm going to the book store tomorrow to buy that. :eek2:

right now i am reading the book 'getting over it' by anna maxted.
it isn't very good, but i'd like to finish it anyways.
I think it's an excellent book, so far.

Right now im reading "the naming"

Distorting the Law: Politics, Media, and the Litigation Crisis by William Haltom and Michael McCann

Wow Tyler... do you, uhh.. Enjoy that?

i'm reading Eldest by Christopher Paolini. Then Man's Search For Meaning by Victor Frankle

Crime and Punishment.

has anybody here read the 6th book of harry potter....i know..im a loser.

I just bought the second inheritence book, eldest.

I'm so happy I could pee my pants.

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"Bridge to Terabithia"
By Katherine Patterson

&

"Behind the Attic Wall"
By Sylvia Cassedy


They make me cry so hard that I get a headache, but they're so beautiful

The Last Lion: Visions of Glory 1874-1932 by William Manchester

It's an amazing book. It's all about the life of Winston Churchill. I am going to read the next book after I read this.

has anybody here read the 6th book of harry potter....i know..im a loser.

I will tell you something, you are not the only one... :rolleyes:

Evil genius...very clever and touching.

In my American Lit. class I'm reading some of the poems from Walt Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" and Frederick Douglass's biography and "Narrative".

Newton's Cannon by Greg Keyes.

I need a book to read, I just finished "Fear & Loathing in Las Vagas" by Hunter S. Thompson. Fscking Awesome Book.

Evil genius...very clever and touching.Also an awesome book.

Poor Vampire Fellow =( I got really...really sad when he died. Like...REALLY sad.

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.

I just bought the second inheritence book, eldest.

I'm so happy I could pee my pants.

:flower2:
it was awesome

I'm currently reading Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series. I find it so interesting how people were able to live rich, interesting, fun lives without today's modern distractions (i.e. television, internet, phone, etc.). If anyone ever successfully builds a time machine within my lifetime, that (late 1800s-early 1900s) would be the era that I would want to go back to. :)

I'm currently reading Laura Ingalls Wilder's Little House series. I find it so interesting how people were able to live rich, interesting, fun lives without today's modern distractions (i.e. television, internet, phone, etc.). If anyone ever successfully builds a time machine within my lifetime, that (late 1800s-early 1900s) would be the era that I would want to go back to. :)
i read those when i was in the 5 & 6 grades, i remember that they were good, but i don't remember what they were about

i read those when i was in the 5 & 6 grades, i remember that they were good, but i don't remember what they were about
Yeah, that's the other thing, they're a really easy read. ;)
And they're about a family growing up in the American Midwest in the late 1800s.

And they're about a family growing up in the American Midwest in the late 1800s.
i knew that, i mean specifically, the individual books...

She's Come Undone by Wally Lamb.

Amazing book. <33

im reading memnoch the devil by anne rice.....amazing author!

I'm reading "The Odyssey" by Homer for my eng 114 class....
and "Totally Taylor" (the unofficial Taylor Hanson biography)....I found it in the attic when my dad was cleaning it out..so i decided to read it..

The Contortionist's Handbook by Craig Clevenger ( :inlove: )

&&

Brave New World by Aldous Huxley (for my Humanities class)

"The Orthodox Church" by Timothy Kallistos Ware

"The World's Debt to the Catholic Church" by James J. Walsh

"The Orthodox Eastern Church" by Adrian Fortescue

"On Grace and Free Will" by St. Augustine