this big book on norway

 

sounds challenging...

no it's just like everything you ever wanted to know about the place.

hence, it's big.

 

you totally made an ass out of me

thanks

The Devil in Massachusetts :snore:

the 'what are you currently reading' thread??? :huh:

^Iˇve seen the film "Angela's ashes"' date=' it was very sad and depressing :confused:[/quote']

 

and so is the book, although the writing is very funny at times, however tragic the content might be, i've already bought the dvd, but i always prefer reading the book before seeing the movie, hope it's as good as the book !

The movie is VERY VERY good vaseofviolets !!

Extremely moving.

I love the book as well.

But I think it's good to actually see the horrific living conditions for yourself, which Frank writes about and we can only use our imagination.

Martin Amis <> Yellow Dog

The Shining

 

refreshingly different to the film

^ The Shining is my all time favourite book :cool:

It's includes so much that the film misses out...

It's quite terrifying as far as books go!

 

Are you enjoying it?

Lucky by Alice Sebold

Elegance

Anthony Kiedis-Scar Tissue, its great

I'm reading John Grisham's 'A time to kill'

is it good?

dunno yet really.. I'm not too far in it yet. But most Grisham books are quite nice :)

'How to be Good'- Nick Hornby

 

have you read "high fidelity"? so good.

Paul Auster, The book of illusions

rum diary- Hunter S Thompson.

The Tempest, W.Shakespeare

:confused: urgh :confused:

The Drowning tree by Carol Goodman

dosztojevszkij-idiot

i just finished Theories of Reletivity.

Just finished the Third Life of Grange Copeland by Alice Walker.

Am now reading Kate Chopin's A Shameful Affair and Other Stories.

i'm going to start a book called Dancing Naked. i don't know any authors. too lazy. :dozey:

norwegian to english dictionary - einar haugen