temporarylol
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haiyaaa, if ling ling practice 40 hour a day, why can't you?I'd say 29 just to be safe
haiyaaa, if ling ling practice 40 hour a day, why can't you?I'd say 29 just to be safe
you better get a move on in that casenot doing 25 hours a day though so i might flunk out![]()
AYEEE books are awesome. Love em.but reading books is a hobby of mine![]()
Damn extension english 2?? Can you share what you're writing about?i'm hopefully finishing up the first draft of both my major works this holidays, which i think i'm tracking towards + catching up on notes and doing some practice questions. just trying to keep the momentum going honestly. i'll properly start after christmas but i've managed to do some ee2 major work which is good
not doing 25 hours a day though so i might flunk out![]()
are you reading any currently? i'm currently reading the secret history by donna tarttAYEEE books are awesome. Love em.
OOH CLASSICS! I just finished Needful Things by Stephen King and now I'm reading the Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker [recommended by my ext teacher]. It's super duper heavy.. I'm surprised she recommended it, tbh! How are you liking the secret history?are you reading any currently? i'm currently reading the secret history by donna tartt![]()
stephen king is always a good choice, i haven't heard of silence of the girls but it looks really interesting looking it upOOH CLASSICS! I just finished Needful Things by Stephen King and now I'm reading the Silence of the Girls by Pat Barker [recommended by my ext teacher]. It's super duper heavy.. I'm surprised she recommended it, tbh! How are you liking the secret history?![]()
yeah sure!! i've wanted to do ext 2 since year 7, I've been so excited for it. i feel like i'm at like complete odds with the rest of the bos community!!Damn extension english 2?? Can you share what you're writing about?
Same!! I love a good whodunnit especially for reading before bed. I'm so happy it's one of your fav Christmas giftsstephen king is always a good choice, i haven't heard of silence of the girls but it looks really interesting looking it up
secret history is so fun, i love whodunnits and mystery, and it's really interesting how technically the 'whodunnit' isn't there (cos we 'know' who killed bunny from the very beginning). i went in not expecting much but it's very good, easily one of the best christmas gifts i've gotten
god on my list of what to not trust tiktok for, books is absolutely one of themSame!! I love a good whodunnit especially for reading before bed. I'm so happy it's one of your fav Christmas giftsD
I finished Silence of the Girls last night and had a good cry. Truly heartbreaking..
BTW, do you have any good recommendations? At the moment my friends are only giving me cringe romance recs by Colleen Hoover and Penelope DouglasBooktok things smh
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Same!! I love a good whodunnit especially for reading before bed. I'm so happy it's one of your fav Christmas giftsD
I finished Silence of the Girls last night and had a good cry. Truly heartbreaking..
BTW, do you have any good recommendations? At the moment my friends are only giving me cringe romance recs by Colleen Hoover and Penelope DouglasBooktok things smh
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Although I am not the biggest reader (in comparison to what you two seem to be.god on my list of what to not trust tiktok for, books is absolutely one of them![]()
. but i'll recommend my two favourite books ever - the midnight library by matt haig (+if you liked that, how to stop time was also very good, by the same author) and good omens by neil gaiman and terry pratchett. i like historical fiction, if you're into that you should check out fatherland by robert harris (alternate history detective novel on germany post-ww2 had they won), it's a detective thriller and starts off with a murder that branches out into a much bigger conspiracy, it was really good.
have you got any recommendations? i really want to read a ton before school starts, i miss reading a lot![]()
hot book tastebut i'll recommend my two favourite books ever - the midnight library by matt haig (+if you liked that, how to stop time was also very good, by the same author) and good omens by neil gaiman and terry pratchett.
i can deal with books being $20 or so (i used to only buy books from big w or target when i was younger, those were around $12-$16, but all the good books i want are much higher than that (one book i wanted was $35...hot book taste
but why are books so expensive![]()
i read the first book (the trials of morrigan crow i think???) a few years ago and i have it at home, i think i'll reread it again, i never went past the first book so let's see if that'll changeAlthough I am not the biggest reader (in comparison to what you two seem to be.
I do like the 'Nevermoor' series by Jessica Townsend, don't know if you've heard of it
thank you omg!!! if i do okay i might upload it to bos. yeah choosing subjects is stressful, i'm really enjoying it so far. the objective thing is definitely a worry but i do a lot of history and english which can have similar issues so i'm sort of used to itWow.. I would love to read it, it sounds fascinating!
And yes, I'm thinking of ext.2 but I'm not sure what to do because interpretation is subjective; one marker may like and the other mightn't. And there's so many options
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