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What book are you reading now?

Reply 8680

emclaire

The War of the Worlds - H.G. Wells.
Then I've got a million more waiting to be read.

Reply 8681

geoandjam

Right Now,

On the Road - Jack Kerouac
Hogfather - Terry Pratchett (not his best...)

and The Lord of the Rings (generally always in and out of this :L)

Reply 8682

mmckn

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Original post by Ears

To Kill A Mokingbird - GCSE Lit :P

I'm not allowed to study that for English Lit because i'm not in a high enough class. :frown:

I heard it's terrible though?

Reply 8683

Louzilla

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The perks of being a wall flower - Stephen Chbosky
My friend nagged me until I finally bought it

Reply 8684

amongsttheweeds

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Original post by mmckn

Soldiers Son is really good, the main character reminds me of Fitz a lot. Also The Tawny Man Trilogy is all about Fitz after the Red Ships and develops his connection with the Fool, I would says it's as good if not better than the assassins. I haven't read The Liveship Traders but have heard good things. I am such a nerd :cool:

Was thinking of reading Assassin's Apprentice but not so sure. :s-smilie:

Reply 8685

Moriarty*

Original post by geoandjam

Right Now,

On the Road - Jack Kerouac

This book is like a bible for me. I adore Kerouac and everything that he has written.

And to come to the point
Trainspotting-Irvine Welsh

Reply 8686

Ears

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Original post by mmckn

I'm not allowed to study that for English Lit because i'm not in a high enough class. :frown:

I heard it's terrible though?

Yes, that happens in our school, the lower classes are doing Of Mice And Men. I think it's really good, her narration is brilliant (although I don't understand many of the words she uses)

I like it :smile:

Reply 8687

mmckn

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Original post by addylad

Was thinking of reading Assassin's Apprentice but not so sure. :s-smilie:

I would recommend it, one of my favourite fantasy books. Hobb really makes you empathise with the characters :biggrin:

Reply 8688

mmckn

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Original post by Ears

Yes, that happens in our school, the lower classes are doing Of Mice And Men. I think it's really good, her narration is brilliant (although I don't understand many of the words she uses)

I like it :smile:

Hmm I think I might read it outside of class...

Reply 8689

JKGB

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'The Earth Hums in B Flat' by Mari Strachan.

Reply 8690

JLKeating

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Keeping Faith by Jodi Picoult. Just finished Hush Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick and it was fab!

Reply 8691

toast565

Original post by mmckn

Hmm I think I might read it outside of class...

Do, it's worth it.

I've just finished The Picture Of Dorian Gray, which I loved for the most part. Oscar Wilde's style and vocabulary are so sexy.

Now I'm onto Lolita - Vladimir Nabokov. So far so good..

Reply 8692

iNaeemah

"Freedom" by Jonathan Franzen!
It's awesome.

Reply 8693

anoif_

Just started Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguro. Very much enjoying it so far! :smile:

Reply 8694

Platinum Mech

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Original post by big-boss-91

The Hobbit, yesterday i bought the Lord of the Rings trilogy for when i finish reading the hobbit :smile:

I finished reading that recently, quite enjoyed it. :yep:

No idea when I'll start reading LOTR, though - I have too many other unread books to get through.

BTW, thanks to whoever thumbed-up my last post. :top: