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angellous_evangellous
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I'm currently reading Greek tragedy.
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What book(s) are you reading now?
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Stellify
StarChild
That book was the bane of my 14-year-old existence lol. I'm an avid reader, and I love almost every book I come across, but...just couldn't get through that one. Maybe I was too young.
The story line was good, though.
Unlike Confederacy of Dunces. Ugh. Bane of my 13-year-old existence :cover:
Buttercup
Veteran Member
Amazon.com: Six Wives of Henry VIII: Alison Weir: Books
I love to read historical accounts from anywhere but the United States.
I love to read historical accounts from anywhere but the United States.
That book was the bane of my 14-year-old existence lol. I'm an avid reader, and I love almost every book I come across, but...just couldn't get through that one. Maybe I was too young.
The story line was good, though.
Unlike Confederacy of Dunces. Ugh. Bane of my 13-year-old existence :cover:
Maybe it is an age thing. Like I said, I haven't touched Dickens since my early teens, but my first attempt at reconciliation in my twenties seems to be going splendidly.
Then again, I should try Moby Dick to fully test this theory. I've never gotten past the first chapter, and lord knows I've tried many many times.
Stellify
StarChild
Maybe it is an age thing. Like I said, I haven't touched Dickens since my early teens, but my first attempt at reconciliation in my twenties seems to be going splendidly.
Then again, I should try Moby Dick to fully test this theory. I've never gotten past the first chapter, and lord knows I've tried many many times.
Ah, I read Moby Dick when I was twenty. I rather enjoyed it, although it was a little much to read in a week (class requirements).
I liked it better than some of the other books in that class, anyways....(Mansfield Park was too girly, and Go Down, Moses was just...Faulkner.)
Although Crime and Punishment was AMAZING!!!
I still have Great Expectations somewhere, though. I'll have to give it another try
Alceste
Vagabond
Those are good! My 3 favourite Pratchett books (so far) are The Abominable Regiment, Small Gods, and the Wee Free Men.
Alceste
Vagabond
It's pretty good. I like his take on witches. It isn't a discworld novel though - I believe it's a standalone, but there may be a couple similar or related novels.
iloveislam
Muslim
Today I finished reading the book entitled A Brief Illustrated Guide To Understanding Islam.
iloveislam
Muslim
J Bryson
Well-Known Member
Tiffany Aching was featured in The Art Of Discworld, and the Mac Nac Feegle were a pivotal part of Carpe Juglulum, though.
Storm
ThrUU the Looking Glass
Yesterday I read A Little Book On Forgiveness by Rev. Dr. Marilyn Sewell, my church's senior minister. Next on the list is Here If You Need Me by Rev. Kate Braestrop, recommended by my other minister when I told him about my calling. After that, The Hidden Spirituality Of Men by Matthew Fox, who gave a brilliant and moving talk at the church last week.
I have a stack again! :woohoo:
I have a stack again! :woohoo:
