Which LIST book did you just finish? Showing 3,001-3,050 of 7,922

[Lauren]

Just finished Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, and started A Passage to India.

[Tasha]

Maria wrote: "I just finished The Woman in White. It's now on my favorites list."

I just put this book on my tbr list :) Sounds like a great one!

[Maria]

Tasha wrote: "Maria wrote: "I just finished The Woman in White. It's now on my favorites list."

I just put this book on my tbr list :) Sounds like a great one!"


It is! I didn't want to put it down. I saw that you have The Thirteenth Tale on your tbr list too, but you should read The Woman in White fist. The book is actually mentioned in Thirteenth Tale.

[Tasha]

Thanks Maria, I will read TWiW first! In fact, I already downloaded it onto my stanza app to start reading right after I finish The Tenant of Wildfell Hall.

[Katrina]

Finished reading Bonjour Tristesse by Francoise Sagan. Short and sweetish, not so sweet towards the end but it starts that way.

[Lianne]

I finished reading Graham Greene's The Power and the Glory. It was a very interesting read =)

[K.D.]

I just finished Hunter S. Thompson's Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. I could not relate to it since I have yet to go to Las Vegas!

[Becky]

Invisible by Paul Auster. I recommend it if you can get through the discomfort of the protagonist's teen years.

[Kristen]

Just finished Of Mice and Men.

[Moira]

Agnes Grey, by Anne Bronte

[Chel]

I finished The Castle of Otranto, significant for being the first gothic novel, starting that genre. It was ok but a bit simplistic by today's standards and feels dated and primitive.

[Kristel]

I just finished The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy which was very good and Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys which was okay and a quick read.

[P.]

A Pale View of Hills by Kazuo Ishiguro

What a curiously relaxing read that was :)

[K.D.]

Brendan Behan's Borstal Boy. I enjoyed the old Irish songs!

[Joselito Honestly]

there's no tune in books, so they're more like poems than songs.

If you insist they're songs, sing them during the meet-up to demonstrate your claim.

[Emma]

Work got crazy for a long time, then I got laid off, so now I'm back to the list! Finally finished A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Sister Carrie.

Meet-up?

[Susan]

Took me a week to read The Island of Dr. Moreau, would have finished it sooner if I just had a day to myself to read. Don't have those often enough. At any rate the book was ok not my favorite of the list and I'm sure will not be my least favorite either. I believe that if I had been on that island like Prendick I would have lost a little of humanity in myself. I believe I would have gone completely insane to have to deal with the Laws and those who obeyed them. Those cries of the Puma would haunt my dreams at night where I couldn't rest.

[Hubert]

Wuthering Heights

[Becky]

The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson. Wonderful!

[Asa]

Finally finished Cao Xueqin's The story of the stone (all five volumes).

[AyferS]

I just finished Animal Farm. It was a really interesting reading. A good point of view for human nature or animal :)

[Sissy]

The Human Stain - just okay, nothing special.

[Mike]

I just finished "A Passage to India" by E.M. Forster.

[Kristi]

just finished Stephen King's Carrie. Don't know if it's on the list, but I read it and liked it. Interesting fiction interweaving with "facts"

[Yassemin]

No, Carrie isn't on the list.

[K.D.]

V. S. Naipaul's A Bend in the River. Nice!

[Yassemin]

Just finished Invisible Man, I didnt really overly like it, it was just okay for me, some bits better than others. Wouldn't reread.

[Yassemin]

Just finished Invisible Man, I didnt really overly like it, it was just okay for me, some bits better than others. Wouldn't reread.

[Charity]

Finished reading Aesop's Fables to my son.

[Celeste]

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. Just started The Great Gatsby

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I just finished June's selection of Through the Looking Glass, and What Alica Found There by Lewis Carroll and I did not enjoy it at all. I believe it was too quirky for my taste but I am reading i know why the Cage Birds Sings by Maya Angelou next.

[Becky]

The Devil and Miss Prym
by Paulo Coelho

[PaNdORa (gökçe)]

I finished neuromencer

[Charity]

Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons

[Erik]

Madame Bovary

2 day read. I like summer.

[Lauli]

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë. Liked it, though nowhere near as good as Emily's "Wuthering Heights". The theme was quite revolutionary (a woman leaving her husband in the mid 19th century) but the treatment of it was a bit moralistic and stereotyped. Enjoyed the story, though.

[K.D.]

Paul Auster's The Music of Chance. This is my 3rd Auster book and he is still to disappoint me!

[Ginny]

Everything is Illuminated- wow.

[Erik]

Les Miserables.

When I stop SOBBING MY EYES OUT I'll tell you what I thought.

(:

[Joselito Honestly]

The Tin Flute by Gabrielle Roy, The Tin Drum by Gunter Grass and Lucky Jim by Kingsley Amis. I finished my reviews for these three today.

[Steve]

Just finished The Big Sleep by Raymond Chandler yesterday. It looks like I'll be adding the rest of the Philip Marlowe novels to my never-ending to-be-read pile!

[K.D.]

The Nun by Denis Diderot. I liked it so much.

[PaNdORa (gökçe)]

K.D. wrote: "V. S. Naipaul's A Bend in the River. Nice!"

I am angry Naipaul

[PaNdORa (gökçe)]

paul auster Cather in the rye it is nice book It makes me feel good cuz it is funny

[Asa]

Finished Simone de Beauvoir's The Mandarins.

[K.D.]

Pandora wrote: "paul auster Cather in the rye it is nice book It makes me feel good cuz it is funny"

Paul Auster did not write Catcher in the Rye, Pandora. J. D. Salinger (may his soul rest in peace) did.

[K.D.]

Raymond Chandler's The Long Goodbye. Entertaining and easy read!

[K.D.]

Pandora wrote: "K.D. wrote: "V. S. Naipaul's A Bend in the River. Nice!"

I am angry Naipaul"

May we know why?

[Judith]

"Brighton Rock" - Graham Greene

Good and disturbing! Not like anything else I've read by Greene.

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