The first man-Camus

Since I last posted, I've read The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult and Cold Moon by Jeffery Deaver.

I'm reading the book Vengeance, the one that Munich is based on.

i read othello for school, but just finished twilight..forgot the author. but it's a pretty damn good book!

im reading something for school called cue for treason

 

and this other book catch 22

 

but i rarely get to finish books anymore. i keep taking them out, but i never finish them. :dozey:

Still reading Watership Down by R.Adams........

Scaredy Cat by Mark Billingham...I love my crime books! :thinking:

Robin Cook - Marker

benjamin von stuckrd-barre - livealbum

Harry Potter-Order of Phoneix for the 132547 times lol=))

emma - jane austen; for school. i don't mind doing it for school either, i've bought out an entire set of classic novels which i plan to read at the end of this year after my final year exams...

www.nj.com:

 

CHERE: Of all this year's award-winners, Jagr is MVP

 

 

Sunday, April 16, 2006

 

Where would the Rangers be this season without Jaromir Jagr? Probably where they've been in each of the past seven seasons -- out of the playoffs. The NHL's regular season comes to a close this week and Jagr deserves the Hart Memorial Trophy, which is awarded to the league's Most Valuable Player.

 

Joe Thornton mounted the best challenge, particularly in the final weeks of the season when he carried the San Jose Sharks into the playoffs, but the Hart belongs to Jagr. In addition to his impressive stats, his renewed passion for the game allowed the Rangers to believe they could turn it around this season. :)

Harry potter 1

(for the millionth time)

Just re-read Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Have just picked up Theo's Odyssey by Catherine Clement to re-read.

Just re-read Brave New World by Aldous Huxley. Have just picked up Theo's Odyssey by Catherine Clement to re-read.

 

Still reading Theo's odyssey but just got a proof copy Of Princess Diaries: Seventh Heaven so started reading that as well

Herrmann Hesse-Seppenwolf

 

we read it in school...but I read it voluntarily now....

Quite a few things at once. I'm almost done with Truman Capote's 'In Cold Blood', while starting TC Boyle's 'World's End', which is for my english class (I'm doing a study in satire, Vonnegut's next).

heat ...lol

What's so amazing about Grace? by Philip Yancey. Quite hard to get settled into, but it's looking better!

Now I'm reading 'Dublin People'... I don't remember the author name now, something like Maeve....

 

I've read 'Captain Alatriste' by Arturo Perez- Reverte.

I just finished reading 'The Chocolate War' by Robert Cormier, it was a pretty interesting book actually, I liked it

 

next book to be read is 'Of mice and men' by John Steinbeck..I hope I'll like it

Almost finished re-reading Theo's Odyssey, but in the meantime have read The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Euginides

Herrmann Hesse-Seppenwolf

 

we read it in school...but I read it voluntarily now....

 

Yayyyy, that book inspired me...

Btw, I am reading now the chapter 19 of my book Chemistry the central science. About termodinamics.

Kim Stanley Robinson- The Years of Rice and Salt .

 

I love it