[Jammie_x]

(Original post by allthatjazzy)
a clockwork orange - anthony burgess

love this book!

[steveproxy]

Currently started reading from today - DC comics Year by Year (up to 2010)

[Arran44]

Fated by Benedict Jacka.

[A7d8i6l]

The rule of law by Tom Bingham


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[sammyrifkin]

Boxer, Beetle - Ned Bauman

[.Scout.]

Just finished rereading Norwegian Wood by Murakami. I forgot how sad the ending is. Has anyone else read it? Such a fantastic book.

About to start Generation X by Douglas Coupland.

[shamwow]

Has anyone here read Blindsight by Peter Watts? It would be interesting to hear other opinions on it.

Personally I loved the book.

[FuzzySheep]

Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte. Finding it quite addictive so far, and I absolutely adore Jane, already one of my favourite characters. I've already learnt some valuable lessons from the novel too.

[Teofilo]

The Heart is a Lonely Hunter - Tennessee Williams.

Good so far.

[Ronove]

(Original post by .Scout.)
Just finished rereading Norwegian Wood by Murakami. I forgot how sad the ending is. Has anyone else read it? Such a fantastic book.

About to start Generation X by Douglas Coupland.

I'm trying to read Norwegian Wood in Danish right now. Going a little slower than it would were I reading it in English, obviously. I hope it's as good as Kafka on the Shore. I found the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle a bit crap in comparison if I'm honest.

Edit: Just remembered I've also read Dance, Dance, Dance and had to check whether it was that that I found disappointing. I can't quite remember how impressed with that one I was. Pretty sure Kafka on the Shore tops them all though.

[Kuroudo]

The Whitechapel Horrors by Edward B. Hanna

[x[Aa$iyah]x]

Skagboys by Irvine Welsh

and

Fifty Shades of Grey - E.L.James

both are good so far, but I'm trying to figure out the language in skag boys because its written differntly

[.Scout.]

(Original post by Teofilo)
The Heart is a Lonely Hunter - Tennessee Williams.

Good so far.

By Carson McCullers, no?

[Teofilo]

(Original post by .Scout.)
By Carson McCullers, no?

****, you are correct. My sincere apologies to Ms McCullers.

On a separate but related note I just finished reading Moise and the World of Reason. It pains me to have to say it, given how much I love his plays, but it was pretty ****.

[meenu89]

Shayne Parkinson- Mud and Gold.

[cl_steele]

Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee - Dee Brown

[Pensivedore]

City of Bones by Cassandra Clare. I'm almost finished with it, but I want to punch everyone in this book and the book itself, and probably the author too.

[lcsurfer]

Insurgent by Veronica Roth .... Amazing!

If you liked hunger games give her a read she writes a lot better!

[AntisthenesDogger]

Antigone third of the Theban plays.

[The Puppet Master]

The perks of being a wallflower, can't believe I've only just found this book...