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Apr 16, 2011 01:18PM

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Yep, still up for it. :)

Hi, Butterbe. If you could wait until I'm finished buddying with Regine for The Graveyard Book, I'd be glad to join you or The Book Thief.

Baka sa 26 pa kami matatapos. Feel free to look for other buddies if that's too far off. :)


You go ahead. I don't mind. :)


Bea, I am up for THE IDIOT. Please tell me when.
I am putting the other two books in the back burner, though I have copies of those because they are non-1001.
How about DON QUIXOTE? It has been voted in The Guardian as the MOST MEANINGFUL BOOK OF ALL TIMES.

Beatrice, you're 15. I am so impressed with your book choice.
KD I can do Don Quixote. AND I ACTUALLY KNOW WHERE MY COPY OF THE BOOKS IS.

And I know this group has read Emma already, but is anyone else willing to read it in the next month or so?

@Ate Regine: Thank you! I actually have a friend who reads more impressive books than me. :)


Hi, Kristel. Just got a copy of this book from our elephant book swap two Sundays ago. First of may, maybe?

@Ate Regine: Thank you! I ..."
When I was 15 I mostly read Harry Potter and Stephen King.
But, I still love Harry Potter.

Haha, na-intriga ka talaga sa Inception comparison ko. Just look at the table of contents and you'll know what I mean. :) Our discussion starts Thursday. Hope you could join us soon.

Aldrin, if you're referring to our book swap last April 10, I think the book you stole from me was Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita. :)
Yes, pretty much intrigued because I loved Inception. :)

It's one of my new favourites. Monique have you read it yet? It's excellent!

It's one of my new favourites. Monique have you read it yet? It's excellent!"
I wanted to read it because of your review, Regine, and I almost had a copy when Aldrin stole it from me. Tsk. *shakes head*

Regine, let's start DON QUIXOTE after you're done with DANGEROUS LIAISONS. Diane, get a copy now. NBS should have it.
Bea, The Idiot on July 1st is fine with me. Please remind your kuya ha?
Butterbescotch: Any decision on when are we going to read "The Book Thief"
Reminder: Hemingway will start on May 1st! *excited*

Hmm. Let's see. I have Kafka with Tintin tentatively set on the last week of April. I'm hoping I could catch some of your Cloud Atlas discussion, though I've only started on my own reading of Norwegian Wood. Let's try Bulgakov middle of May, if that's okay with you? Do you have a copy already? :)

Haha, look who's talking, Baker King. :P How many books have you read this week? I'm sure you have the titles all lined up, what with school being out for the summer. :D


KWESI: Of course, I have 1,400 books in my tbr. I have all those (except 11 books that I am hunting for)
MONIQUE: Yes, Kwesi and I are trying to meet our target of 200-250 books this year. Gusto naming lumevel kay Nicholas Sparks who reads 200 books a year.
KWESI: I will be buying Blu Rays tomorrow for my annual Holy Week viewing pleasures haha. Any suggestions?
Nga pala, I got Sadako and the Paper Cranes yesterday for only P25! I am still looking for the Twenty-One Balloons!

I'm finished Speak earlier than the date Rollie and I set for our buddy read so I think I can squeeze in another buddy read before the month ends.

Aldrin, 1st of May is perfect. I'm hoping to knock out reading two books in the Holy Week to make me a bit comfortable in my 50 book challenge and then I'll be ready to tackle Patrick O'Brian.

Monique: Yes! But it might be filled with a lot of spoilers. Especially me, I just rant on and on without much consideration.
Lynai: I love that movie! I don't have a copy of the book though.
KD: I have a feeling that I'll be checking your TBR list after this post.






Anyways, got to go. Seven last words na :]
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