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[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I just started Harlot's Ghost.

[[deleted user]]

I have just started reading Kafka on the Shore. Recommended by Jim, or I think it was Jim it was the deleted member. :)

[Margarida]

Jim wrote: "Margarida wrote: "Gabby81 wrote: "Margarida wrote: "I'm loving it too, Michele. I heard some comments about it being too slow and boring during some parts of the book but I didn't think so. It's am..."
I will, Jim. :) What are you currently reading?

[Jim]

Gail "cyborg" wrote: "I have just started reading Kafka on the Shore. Recommended by Jim, or I think it was Jim it was the deleted member. :)"

That was probably me.

Let me know how you like it.

[Margarida]

Gail "cyborg" wrote: "I have just started reading Kafka on the Shore. Recommended by Jim, or I think it was Jim it was the deleted member. :)"
Hey Gail. I've started Kafka on the Shore, as well. It seems pretty good so far. :)

[Jim]

Margarida wrote: "Jim wrote: "Margarida wrote: "Gabby81 wrote: "Margarida wrote: "I'm loving it too, Michele. I heard some comments about it being too slow and boring during some parts of the book but I didn't thin..."

The Girl who Kicked the Hornets Nest. It isn't interesting me as much as the first two. Maybe it will get better.

[Margarida]

I've read the Millenium series, too, and loved every book. I agree with you, though, the last isn't as interesting as the first two.

[Clara]

ms.petra wrote: "Rawail wrote: "three cups of tea , has anyone read it?"

wonderful, inspiring book!"

I got that book. I just didn't start yet.

[Clara]

I just finished and I am planning to read . Have any of you read The Kitchen House? I have heard good reviews about it. Please let me know.

[[deleted user]]

Margarida wrote: "Gail "cyborg" wrote: "I have just started reading Kafka on the Shore. Recommended by Jim, or I think it was Jim it was the deleted member. :)"
Hey Gail. I've started Kafka on the Shore,..."

I haven't gotten too far yet. I'll keep an eye out for your review.

[Jammies]

The Queen's Fool, which is a nice change of pace from The Living Dead 2.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

"From high school on, Chloe had doubtless been making love with her mouth to both ends of her friends. Her groove was a marrow of good grease, her eyes luminous only when libidinal."

[Kristi]

Clara wrote: "ms.petra wrote: "Rawail wrote: "three cups of tea , has anyone read it?"

wonderful, inspiring book!"

I got that book. I just didn't start yet."

Same here. Have it, just haven't gotten to it yet.

[Kristi]

Clara wrote: "I just finished and I am planning to read [bookcover:The Kitc..."

I read it. I really liked it overall. There were a few characters I really had some issues with though. I won't say anymore as I hate it when people spoil books by giving away a little too much.

[[deleted user]]

Lest anyone accuses me of being high-brow:

[janine]

slaughterhouse-five, found it for sixty cents at the thrift store.

[Natalie]

I'm going to the library later on to check out Orwell's Animal Farm . I'm in the middle of an "Author ABC Challenge" and Orwell is my "O" choice .

[Alex]

I really want to read Animal Farm :) when you finnish it you should tell me if it's good. I'm currently reading Catcher in the Rye, so far I'm likeing it.

[Margarida]

I've read Animal Farm. It's good, but not as good as 1984, in my opinion. :) That one is brilliant!

[[deleted user]]

Attention Fab Four snobs, Lennon lemmings, and those prone to pat, gee-whiz statements about The Beatles being “the greatest ever”: there's a dark storm headed your way out of Detroit.

Why the hell not the Stones on the cover? Talk later, shall we?

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

Because the Beatles are cuter, Clark. :)

[[deleted user]]

Careful, girl...

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

What, Clark? You think Keith Richards is cute? :)

[janine]

[Jackie "the Librarian"]

Oh, that is just wrong, Janine. Hee!

[Mary]

Never thought I'd say this but I am beginning to suspect that the Beatles are a bit overrated. Much of their early stuff is just...boring.

Anyone planning to read KR's memoir, Life: Keith Richards?

[[deleted user]]

Mary wrote: "Never thought I'd say this but I am beginning to suspect that the Beatles are a bit overrated. Much of their early stuff is just...boring.
"

Will you marry me?

[Jonathan]

Mary wrote: "Anyone planning to read KR's memoir..."

I asked for it for Christmas--looks like a blast and got great reviews.

[Phil]

I choose Glenn Miller.

[[deleted user]]

Sixty-six pages in and it's just alright so far. The dead haven't reanimated yet, so hopefully it will pick up.

[[deleted user]]

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But at one time they weren't and now they're better... I don't know. I just started it.

[Karmen]

Tandia

read the power of one a long time ago and this is the follow-up to peekay's story but it focuses on the south africa as experienced by a mixed or black member ... so very harsh and hard to read ... and so recent yet

[Karmen]

[Stacia (the 2010 club)]

I'm doing one paranormal trashy romance and one epic fantasy about assassins, (both adult instead of YA) this time.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Pigs from A to Z.

[[deleted user]]

I am now reading The Thief. I stole it from Bunwat's bookself. I don't think she's noticed it's missing yet.

[Sally, la reina]

I'm almost done with The Jewel in the Crown. Next I'm going to read Watership Down, which my sister just gave to me today as a graduation present. She says it is a travesty for someone who wants to teach high school english to never have read.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Sally wrote: "I'm almost done with The Jewel in the Crown. Next I'm going to read Watership Down, which my sister just gave to me today as a graduation present. She says it is a travesty for someo..."

How was JITC?

I started Watership Down as a kid, I think I read most of it, but never finished. I loved it though. It was engrossing and horrifying and threw my young self into an emotional turmoil. It's on my to-read list.

[Sally, la reina]

I'm feeling a bit educated by and overwhelmed with JITC.

I feel sad for Harry/Hari and rather amazed by multitudes of the social ranking system in India.
I want to hear more about Daphne, honestly.

[Phil]

Sally wrote: "I'm almost done with The Jewel in the Crown. Next I'm going to read Watership Down, which my sister just gave to me today as a graduation present. She says it is a travesty for someo..."

My sister liked Watership Down so much that she read it ten or twelve times. After that, she memorized the first five pages. She was about ten years old.

Side note: I heard her repeating the opening so many times that it has stuck with me ever since.

"The primroses were over. Towards the edge of the wood, where the ground became open..."

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

That's cute.

[Carol]

Mary wrote: "Anyone planning to read KR's memoir, Life: Keith Richards? "

I just bought this at B&N for 40% off, I don't know when I'll get to it, though.

[Coquille]

Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: "I'm finishing up Consider the Lobster by David Foster Wallace, I'm in the middle of A Wild Sheep Chase by Murakami, and I've got The Carbon Diaries 2015 up next, which I'll probably ..."

Nice, Carbon Diaries is pretty good, though sort of propaganda. I read the sequel, too and it was possibly better. Just finished Neuromancer and am looking for a new book. Considering re-reading Winter's Tale for the third time 'cuz I just picked it up in hardcover, and it's winter (almost). I read whatever's on hand.

[Brittomart]

I'm doing this thing that I do where like, I really want to read a book, and I start reading it. Then I read about another book, then I start reading that one.

I'm reading Never Let Me Go, but I really really want to read The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen

[Phil]

I do that a lot.

[Cynthia]

Britt, I really enjoyed The Corrections. Somehow, I am not at all interested in reading the new Franzen.

[Melissa]

I can only read 1 book at a time. Right now I am reading Russian Winter: A Novel by Daphne Kalotay. It got good reviews - I will let you know!

[Jim]

Welcome to TC Melissa!

[Jammies]

Welcome, Melissa!

I'm currently reading Perdido Street Station, but not sure I'm going to finish it. It's more horror than steampunk, and more gross stuff than anything.

[Mary]

Cloud Atlas, I think. My reading has been quite random lately, I feel like I need to read some litrachure.