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Its a Wonderful novel.. which describes all kinds of emotion between a father and son.. Must Read!


The last book I read which I'd recommend is Water for Elephant, I loved the writing style! I've also heard a lot about The Night Circus, but I'll get around to it in 76 years or so, when I'm done with Wuthering Heights.


Live on the edge and start reading it! I'm like, on page 12 and it only took a whole day of convincing myself.
...what?





I will start

I am looking forward to my new book. From the reviews I have read, it seems like it should be pretty funny.

The last book I read which I'd recommend is Water for Elephant, I loved the writ..."
give it a good chance! it feels like trudging sometimes but it's worth it.

just finished Life of Pi and it was excellent.

just ..."
I accidentally read Atonement twice, I didn't realize until I was over half way through, and really disliked it both times.







Lisset wrote: "I'm currently reading 13 reasons why, Pushing the limits and The boy who sneaks in my bedroom window. <3"
OMG THE FIRST BOOK YOU ARE READING IS SO GOOD.
OMG THE FIRST BOOK YOU ARE READING IS SO GOOD.




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I look forward to reading this book as soon as I possibly can! Cannot wait to get to Barnes and Noble ASAP

The last book I read which I'd recommend is Water for Elephant, I loved the writ..."
Oh my goodness, The Night Circus is absolutely EXCELLENT. I rarely get the chance to read anything so wonderful.



The House of Night series is very good, but there are ten books in it now, and the series is still not finished.
It gets to be quite sickening.

haha, oh no! that doesn't bode very well. :S

both were very good End books for their trilogies.
Currently reading The Lost by Vicki Petterson.
Good book so far but Im a apparently reading book 2 of a series, so Ill have to go back & read book 1 if this one proves worthy.

Benedict Cumberbatch has become synonymous with Sherlock Holmes.
Shooting to fame with his Sherlock role he broke into Hollywood with his roles in The Hobbit and Star Trek.
From a struggling stage actor to an award-winning film and television star, Benedict’s striking looks, commanding stage presence, and warm personality have taken the world by storm.
But who is the man behind the roles?
What struggles and successes have created the man who graces the screen today?
How has a self-confessed ‘hyperactive nightmare’ and ‘tearaway’ of a boy turned into one of the busiest actors of his generation? How has he gone from Shakespeare in the park to multiplexes round the world? What’s his real story? And what’s he going to do next?
In the first major biography of the star Neil Simpson goes back to the actor’s routes to find out.
He finds an unconventional family full of drama and fun. He finds schools where Benedict sat alongside princes - and almost ended up playing princesses in drama class. He finds a man who was determined to pay his dues, learn his craft and bide his time as he found his feet in the cut-throat world of theatre and television. And he traces every step Benedict took on the long, hard road to Hollywood.
This is the real Benedict - unvarnished and close-up.

So far it has been really good. The first book, Out of the Silent Planet, was rather good as well.



I have been thinking about reading "The Wolves of Mercy Falls" series by Maggie Stiefvater.. Anyone who read and will recommend it?


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