Uglies by Scott Westerfeld...does it get better beyond the fourth chapter...? I'm not sure if I want to keep going. :/

 

I tried to read this series once, I don't really remember much but I remember thinking it sucked and quitting. :|

Eleanor Roosevelt: A Life of Discovery by Russell Freedman.

 

It's for summer reading.:|

Indu Sundaresan: The Twentieth Wife

I tried to read this series once, I don't really remember much but I remember thinking it sucked and quitting. :|

 

I've been so excited about reading this series. It sounded really good. But it's not.

Im re reading all the Harry Potter books :) was so in the mood after watching the last movie!

 

Same! (:

This. :awesome:

^Oh, I loved that book. :awesome:

Joseph Heller - Catch 22

1984 for the hundreth time :wacky:

The Death of Ivan Ilych by Leo Tolstoy

first book i read from that author, was an easy read, in fact read the 12 chapters in a day.

I expected a different ending, but the whole process was quite vivid.

Starting with Ana Karenina again by Leo Tolstoy.

that man wrote action so slow, makes one be near to heart attack when seeing a book have 8 parts of around 35 chapters each, and then discover chapters aren't so long.

I'm reading Os Maias by Eça de Queirós. It's a required reading at my school.

I'm reading Os Maias by Eça de Queirós. It's a required reading at my school.

it's been compulsory in Portugal for a while right?

i remember i heard about it when i was there back in 2007.

Is it good?

I am reading this thread replies and in other tab its facts of reality.

it's been compulsory in Portugal for a while right?

i remember i heard about it when i was there back in 2007.

 

Oh yeah! Since my parents were in school! :| It's huge and boring! :bomb:

 

 

I'm reading One Day by David Nicholls

it's been compulsory in Portugal for a while right?

i remember i heard about it when i was there back in 2007.

Is it good?

 

I haven't formed an opinion, yet. I'm only on the third chapter.

It is a little tricky to read because it was written in the nineteenth century, there is a lot of words that I don't know is meaning :confused:

I haven't formed an opinion, yet. I'm only on the third chapter.

It is a little tricky to read because it was written in the nineteenth century, there is a lot of words that I don't know is meaning :confused:

 

Yeah, I got to the 12th chapter and gave up (I still read more than most my classmates), it was killing me, I read a resume online and got a good grade anyway :lol:

I just finished 'The Picture of Dorian Gray'. Although a seven year old could read it, it is still perfectly charming.

Yeah, I got to the 12th chapter and gave up (I still read more than most my classmates), it was killing me, I read a resume online and got a good grade anyway :lol:

 

I will try to read as much as I can! Even if i don't read the whole book, I'm sure i will read much more than the most of my classmates! :scholar:

Today I started Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto, it's a really absorbing book, I read more than 60 pages in a few pauses during lessons at school...

 

And I started Wurthering Heights in English a few days ago, I'm not a native so I don't know when I'll finish it, nor I have already read it in Italian or have seen the film :D

Helter Skelter - Vincent Bugliosi

Child 44 - Tom Rob Smith

Of Mice and Men- John Steinbeck

A Beautiful Mind-Sylvia Nasar

Neil Gaiman - American Gods