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message 51: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Jump on the bandwagon


message 52: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I've started reading Songs Of The Humpback Whale by Jodi Picoult.


message 53: by Kim (new)

Kim Currently reading Star Wars: Dark Lord: The Rise Of Darth Vader, the direct sequel to Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith (spoiler: Anakin is still a whiny emo as a Sith Lord), and also reading Walking The Amazon: 860 Days, The Impossible Task, The Incredible Journey.


message 54: by Samantha (new)

Samantha  (samreads12) I am currently reading Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky.


message 55: by Kim (new)

Kim I'm now reading another MMO related book, For The Win. It's pretty good so far.


message 56: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I've finished reading Songs Of The Humpback Whale last night and it was awful. Today I've started reading All We Know of Heaven by Jacquelyn Mitchard.


message 57: by Franky (new)

Franky Sam wrote: "I am currently reading Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky."

One of my favorite books. I'll have to go back and reread this, maybe in the summer when I have time.
Hope you like it.


message 58: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Kim wrote: "I'm now reading another MMO related book, For The Win. It's pretty good so far."

As good as Ready Player One?


message 59: by Kim (new)

Kim Knowledge Lost wrote: "As good as Ready Player One?"

I'd say yes but they're very different styles. Ready Player One is more about the game, For The Win is more about the mechanics of gold-farming as well as cheap labour and a lot of economics.


message 60: by Michael, Mod Prometheus (new)

Michael (knowledgelost) | 1255 comments Mod
Kim wrote: "I'd say yes but they're very different styles. Ready Player One is more about the game, For The Win is more about the mechanics of gold-farming as well as cheap labour and a lot of economics."

Sounds like Reamde, but not so big


message 61: by Kim (new)

Kim I kept getting the two confused at first from reading the blurbs.


message 62: by Janice (new)

Janice (janaz28) I am currently reading The Great Gatsby! I must say that I enjoy it a lot!


message 63: by Marlene (new)

Marlene (marlene1001) | 289 comments Hey, Janice! You seem to have the same habbit as me (namely: checjing on Goodreads as soon as you get home) :D ;)

I'm still at Light in August, but at least I finished almost all the books I wanted to read in february.


message 64: by Sonali (new)

Sonali V Re-read Ted Hugh's Alcestis, finished it yesterday.


message 65: by Kim (new)

Kim I finished For The Win. Might get started on A Crown Imperiled.


message 66: by Melki (new)

Melki | 205 comments For someone who said he wasn't going to read much this year, you're doing an awful LOT of reading.


message 67: by Kim (new)

Kim Melki wrote: "For someone who said he wasn't going to read much this year, you're doing an awful LOT of reading."

Shhh :P


message 68: by Aoibhínn (new)

Aoibhínn (aoibhinn) I've just began reading 11/22/63 by Stephen King today.


message 69: by Kim (new)

Kim Have started on the non-fiction drug/crime/prison bookumentary Marching Powder: A True Story of Friendship, Cocaine, and South America's Strangest Jail and the next in my Star Wars books, Death Star.


message 70: by Janice (new)

Janice (janaz28) Reading Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell right now. It is catching and I like the style of writing. Also reading Zwischen den Fronten.


message 71: by Annapurna (new)

Annapurna Barry (_annapurna) | 3 comments I'm halfway through Philip K Dick's Time out of Joint, and starting Christopher Isherwood's A Single Man.


message 72: by Nicole (last edited Mar 01, 2012 10:27AM) (new)


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