LOTR-Two Towers :heart:

Neverwhere - Neil Gaiman

Freedom by Jonathan Franzen. Can't put it down.

Never Let Me Go by the Japanese author whose name I cannot remember or spell. He wrote The Remains of The Day as well, though i have never read that

Never Let Me Go by the Japanese author whose name I cannot remember or spell. He wrote The Remains of The Day as well, though i have never read that

 

Kazuo Ishiguro! ;)

Kazuo Ishiguro! ;)

 

YES! Thank you! =D

A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare

The Girl That Played With Fire, I read the half first book a while ago and couldn't get into it but when I went back to finish it I couldn't put it down so have bought the other two.

The White Tiger - Aravind Adiga

Freedom by Jonathan Franzen. Can't put it down.

 

Me too! But you told me this on Twitter, and I'm like 3/4 of the way through now and I think you said you finished it :P

Franny and Zooey - J.D. Salinger

John Irving - The Hotel New Hampshire

Passenger - The Above Post

 

Although I am also in the process of reading Scorpia Rising by Anthony Horowitz.

East of Eden -John Steinbeck

so as i started a second degree this week called spanish language and literature, i have to read 7 books this semester for two different subjects: medieval literature and golden century literature (those last 3 are 'optional').

 

milagros de nuestra señora by gonzalo de berceo (read it yesterday)

libro de buen amor by arcipreste de hita (reading it)

cantar de mio cid by unknown

romancero viejo by unknown

poesías castellanas completas by garcilaso de la vega

lazarillo de tormes by unknown

la vida es sueño by pedro calderón de la barca

 

all chronological, is interesting, to notice the evolution of the grammar.

 

i'm looking forward to finish those and join the reading club if possible to read some more modern texts.

I've just finished reading 'Slave' by Mende Nazer on my lunch breaks at work. It's a very sad, but fantastically inspirational (true!) story. =]

I really need some reccomendations for some books to read, I have nothing at the moment:cry:.

^ A John Irving novel? 'Hotel New Hampshire'...or 'A Prayer For Owen Meany'?

Or a book by T.C. Boyle? Or anything by Chekhov!!!

Paula - Isabel Allende

^ A John Irving novel? 'Hotel New Hampshire'...or 'A Prayer For Owen Meany'?

Or a book by T.C. Boyle? Or anything by Chekhov!!!

 

Chekhov?! 'Three Sisters' were mandatory in my high school and I almost died of boredom reading it. So no, not really anything by him.

 

I'm reading ' The Sound and the Fury' at the moment (William Faulkner).

Their Eyes were watching God by Zora Neale Hurston.

"All Quiet On The Western Front" by Erich Maria Remaque

and Stephen King's "Under The Dome".

Charles Dickens "Martin Chuzzlewit"

Elsewhere - Gabrielle Zevin

Really good. I love books like this.

Second attempt at Catcher in the Rye.