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Well I'm reading The Clockwise Man a chapter a day.

Currently I'm reading Miguel de Unamuno's Niebla (Mist).

Quite catchy and interesting so far.

Currently I'm reading Miguel de Unamuno's Niebla (Mist).

Quite catchy and interesting so far.

 

Great! I bought it too but haven't read it yet!

The Crucible

 

-for English class, it's absolute shit, don't read it. -1/10

Hamburger: A Global History

Last book was Billy connolly's route 66.

I'm reading Fai bei sogni by Massimo Gramellini.

well written so far, easy to read but the subject will be hurtful.

Read Tess Gerritsen's Girl Missing this evening doing a bar shift when the bar was dead.

 

Ok book for a £1 special from the supermarket's Jan sales. Probably not worth more than that.

 

Off into the charity shop bag it goes.

Time allocation limits my choices right now, but I'm glad to see everyone's found time to read good books though.

I was fingering through a splendid picture book on Quebec, 1850-1950, reminiscent of the northern tier states - quite nice!

Moby Dick or The Whale.

Truly a masterpiece, though a bit tragic. A wikipedia entry on Jacques Cousteau has my interest at the moment, thinking about whales and something truer to their nature.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Cousteau

still reading The Crucible, it's only about 120 pages but it's so damn boring

Antonio Machado's Juan de Mairena.

Quite interesting.

Re reading I Am the Messenger. Love that book. :heart:

Enna Burning. 2nd book in the Books of Bayern series.

Jonathan Nasaw's 27 Bones.

local author Itsy Pozuelo's Vida entre tinieblas (life in darkness).

Started going through Scott Pilgrim again :heart:

Les Miserables

Jorge Bucay - Loving Oneself With Open Eyes

Other than reading two biographies about Isaac Peral and his invention's memoir I'm reading "The map of the sky" (El mapa del cielo) by Félix J. Palma.

I've read the poetry book "No one in the mirror" (No hay nadie en el espejo) by Simón Hernández Aguado.

Phil Daniels' autobiography

still reading The Crucible, it's only about 120 pages but it's so damn boring

 

Urgh, we read that in GCSE English. Along with Great Expectations :sick: At least they also had us read Of Mice And Men, which was great.

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Urgh, we read that in GCSE English. Along with Great Expectations :sick: At least they also had us read Of Mice And Men, which was great.

 

Yeah, we've read Of Mice and Men too and I quite like that, but I truly hate The Crucible. I have my English lit exams next week :(