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What Book Are You Reading Now? Mk II

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Miracle Day

Curryly Reedin 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' disll keep me goin 4 a wile.

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Daydreamer18

Original post by helen-a-ravenclaw

What were the plot holes? I'd be interested to hear them if you don't mind. Maybe put them under a spoiler for people who haven't read the book et?

I do get what you mean about the ending. It did feel a bit rushed, and it could have been made better by being a bit longer. But it's still a great book. Did you know they're going to make a movie based on it?

I'm not quite sure how specific I can be as it was a good few weeks back that I finished, but I'll try my best!

Spoiler

Obviously the whole idea is that the main character was confused, but these were events she'd written down, said by 'normal' characters, that kept on contradicting themselves.

Didn't really feel as if anyone had proof read the book, to be honest. A number of reviews I've read point out big plot holes too, so I'm sure I'm not imagining it!

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Deshi

I'm reading Still Missing by Chevy Stevens, half way though the book and it's pretty heartbreaking tbh.

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KingGoonIan

Just finished reading "A week in December" - By Sebastian Faulks

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rock.and.rose

The Executioner by Chris Carter.

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LETSJaM

Superfreakonomics - Levitt & Dubner.

<3 x

Reply 2126

^^^HHH^^^

Just finished The Reader by Bernhard Schlink. Will start Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates tomorrow.

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helen-a-ravenclaw

Geektastic: Stories from the Nerd Herd - By Various different people.

It's so good! <3

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The Lyceum

Patrick Rothfus "Wise Man's Fear". Its good.

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Pensivedore

Divergent by Vernoica Roth :love:

if I didn't have priorities, I would spend all day reading this book. So amazing.

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Emberson

The Woman in White, by Wilkie Collins. Surprised at how much I got into it from the beginning.

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Paul McCartney

Finished Plato's Apology yesterday, and I've just started Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness :h:

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Daydreamer18

Currently reading Catching Fire.

Original post by Pensivedore

Divergent by Vernoica Roth :love:

if I didn't have priorities, I would spend all day reading this book. So amazing.

I'm considering reading this. I take it you'd recommend it :biggrin:

Reply 2133

FudgeMonkeys

Just finished A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I was really disappointed :frown:

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Yoghurt

Started reading Sanctus by SImon Toyne as part as the Book Club we've got going at work.

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Aeonstorm

Communist Manifesto by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels - damn fascinating to look at the original philosophical idea and how it has been altered by people like Lenin and Mao

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miser

Original post by FudgeMonkeys

Just finished A Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I was really disappointed :frown:

I was too when I read it. It's such a famous book that it turned out that I'd heard all its jokes already. Would've been endlessly entertaining if I hadn't heard of it before though I'm sure.

Huysmans-A' rebours

-The Sun Also Rises by Ernest Hemingway
- The Dead of the Night (the Tomorrow series) by John Marsden.

Original post by Daydreamer18

Currently reading Catching Fire.

I'm considering reading this. I take it you'd recommend it :biggrin:

Yes, definitely! I've finished it now and I can't wait for the sequel (May 1st :biggrin:

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senator88

Original post by Pensivedore

Divergent by Vernoica Roth :love:

if I didn't have priorities, I would spend all day reading this book. So amazing.

I have wanted to read this for absolutely ages...is it really as good as everyone says? Because if it is then absolutely no revision will get done! :tongue: