Shoubadoo
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Currently reading the Tomorrow Series by John Marsden.
Yet again. Great novels they are.
Yet again. Great novels they are.
quite an extraordinary book too. I would've enjoyed mine better if it had not been in large print.chelsea girl said:the lovely bones by alice sebold.
quite good, and very easy which is nice after all the meaty, sprawling, epic novels i've been reading. a read-in-a-day kind of book, but not completely bereft of depth at all.
What uni class?scarybunny said:The Great Gatsby.
Mostly because I have to for uni, but it's good so I don't mind.
Should have it finished by the end of the week.
yeah I read that...thought it was a pretty forgettable book though (except for the bit about the icicles, strangely)chelsea girl said:the lovely bones by alice sebold.
quite good, and very easy which is nice after all the meaty, sprawling, epic novels i've been reading. a read-in-a-day kind of book, but not completely bereft of depth at all.
agreed on the great gatsby being one of the best books ever.Tulipa said:What uni class?
And that's one of my favourite books of all time.
I've just started Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis.
haha. My friend tried reading that book. Initially she didn't want to read it, but my teacher gave her the book as a part of wide reading and she didn't want to disappoint. Nevertheless, she had the book for over a term and only progressed as far as page 50. It was hilarious seeing the teacher's face when she gave it back to her saying that she could not read another page after 50.sajad07 said:Cloudstreet by Homo Winton
Yeah, definitly give it a try. I loved itDoctor Jolly said:I was thinking of starting to read Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen.. is it really good? I'm doing Gothic for Extension English so I think NA would be a good start for wide reading and it could also expand my vocab ;D
will do thenbleu said:Yeah, definitly give it a try. I loved it