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July 21
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Bryan
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In the Shadow of the Mountain: Level 5 (Paperback)
by Helen Naylor
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Bryan said:
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June 30
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Bryan
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Say Goodnight, Gracie (Paperback)
by Julie Reece Deaver
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read in June, 2008
Bryan said:
""There are friends we can't imagine living without" is the beginning setence of the story. It's somewhat right with the story. Two friends in the story are Morgan and Jimmy. They have grown together since they're born. They've been friends ...more
"There are friends we can't imagine living without" is the beginning setence of the story. It's somewhat right with the story. Two friends in the story are Morgan and Jimmy. They have grown together since they're born. They've been friends forever. They do everything together from school to go into the city. They encorage each other when they have problems. They even argue like children everytime they meet. But the story turn to another way. What will she feel and do when he's gone. How can she face with loneliness without him. Do they actually love each other? The story can answet those question for ya if you read it. ...less
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June 09
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Bryan
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The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-First Century (Hardcover)
by Thomas L. Friedman
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June 08
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Bryan
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Lord of the Flies (Paperback)
by William Golding
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Bryan
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Digital Fortress (Paperback)
by Dan Brown
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Bryan
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The Da Vinci Code (Paperback)
by Dan Brown
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June 07
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Bryan
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The Call of the Wild and Selected Stories (100th Anniversary)
by Jack London
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read in June, 2008
Bryan said:
"It's not a book for a non-english speaker to understand clearly but the context of those stories in this book which written by Mr.LonDon are perfect for whom who love the nature, adventuring, or romance. The book’s including “The call of the wild...more
It's not a book for a non-english speaker to understand clearly but the context of those stories in this book which written by Mr.LonDon are perfect for whom who love the nature, adventuring, or romance. The book’s including “The call of the wild”- a song of brave and truth, “Diable- a Dog”- a picture of hate, “The odyssey of the North” – a love and romance story, “To build a fire”, “to the man on trail”, and “Love of life”. Each story bring each own beautiful meaning to the readers. There first two stories are the most interesting.
“The Call of the wild” : is a beautiful song about a dog, named Buck. Jack London seemed to be very successful in this story. He told the story of Buck as an angel of Buck’s friend. He described the mood of Buck in many situations such as angry, hungry, happy, silent, fierce and faithful. The story’s also telling Buck’s adventure. He was sold and bought by many people. The toil of trace and trail of Buck was described to the deepest details. The story also is a picture of great Alaska. In my opinion, he’s very successful at this point.
“Diable – a Dog” is the opposite story to “the Call of the wild”. The story is full of hate between two “evils”, one is a dog and one is its owner. Each other has a strong desire to kill each other. The owner raised the dog and taught it to hate him in spite of teach him the relationship. In this short story, one surprising point that rarely readers recognize. It’s the name of two main characters. The name of the owner is Bâtard in French and it means bastard in English. The Dog’s name is Diable and it means “devil” in English.
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June 02
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Bryan made a comment on Will's profile:
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