^ I love Oscar Wilde, interesting fella :nice:

^ Me 2...but he can really be a pain in the ass with all those flowers.

(English's not my mother tongue so it's a small problem for me. Even in Croatian, I don't know all those flowers!)

"The World That Trade Created" for history class.

 

 

Ugh.

American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

 

I haven't seen the movie (I know, I'm probably the only one on earth!), so don't give anything away! :laugh3:

Planning on starting In Cold Blood by Truman Capote on my holidays!

I just read T.S. Eliot's Murder in the Cathedral and although it wasn't really pointless I thought the fact that I READ it was. I don't even know I did (probably because I got it for free...).

 

I'm always reading lots of book at once so I can't remember well...

Spook by Mary Roach.

Richard North Patterson

 

I'm finishing a book by Richard North Patterson called "Degree of Guilt". It's compelling and as usual a very good book as every Patterson's book. :)

I'll read "Angel In The Offside" now.

It's from a Croatian author...

books

 

Do you read it in English ? As for me, i do. I've finished my book from Richard North Patterson and i'm starting "The Innocent" from Harlan Coban. It will be my 21st book in English. I've hard Croatia is a very nice area and more and more tourists flock over there in the summer because the temperature is warm and it's not expensive for such a nice vacation. :)

 

The Life Of Srila Prabhupada - Satsvarupa Dasa Goswami

Do you read it in English ? As for me, i do. I've finished my book from Richard North Patterson and i'm starting "The Innocent" from Harlan Coban. It will be my 21st book in English. I've hard Croatia is a very nice area and more and more tourists flock over there in the summer because the temperature is warm and it's not expensive for such a nice vacation. :)

 

 

Yeah, Croatia's nice, I guess :)

 

Umm...I do read books on English (esp. during summer vacations) but this is from a Croatian author so...

 

Congrats on your 21st book /Wow :square:

Running with Scissors by Augusten Burroughs. Very good book!

Finished reading 'The Libertines - Bound Togerther' by Anthony Thornton about two hours ago and wow. Just so amazingly wellwritten and a really good portray of things fans already knew and did not know. The first book in a long time that I just felt I needed and wanted to read even though as a Libs-fan it broke my heart a number of times. But yeah, wellwritten and moving :heart:

Shadowland by Rhiannon Lassiter

 

It's the 3rd and final book in the "Rights of Passage" trilogy, and is a good read.

William Faulkner's house in 2004

 

I hope you'll like those two pictures taken in New Orleans in August 2004. It's a colourful house that is now a museum. :) The temperature was hot and humid, difficult to bear (80 % humidity). Nice city though.

^ nice pics are they connected with a book?

 

Running with Scissors by Augusten Burroughs. Very good book!

 

is that where the movie with same name comes from?

 

Reading The Illiad, in high school read the easy version now i'm reading the one in prose...umm...getting there lol.

I'm reading The Earthsea Trilogy by Ursula Le Guin and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte.

 

I bought six books a week or so ago though (one of which I finished reading: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - I'm such a kid sometimes) and I got two for Christmas so I'm stocked up for a while.

I'm reading The Earthsea Trilogy by Ursula Le Guin and Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte.

 

 

i just finished wuthering heights. i haven't really a comment on it yet besides it's very interesting. the only thing i hate is the family tree placed in front of the book along with the dates etc. it kinda ruined it for me but i can definitely see the appeal of the novel.

I started reading 'Chekhov: The Major Plays' a two days ago. It consists of 5 stories; Ivanov, The Sea Gull, Uncle Vanya, The Three Sisters and The Cherry Orchard. At the moment I'm reading Ivanov which is very enjoyable. :)

^ i read that, actually my high school were practically throwing classic books away, so i got alot of books for free--- i came home for three days staggering under my bag filled with books he he.

 

all i remember from my first read was there was a lot of guns being shot in every play...

i just finished wuthering heights. i haven't really a comment on it yet besides it's very interesting. the only thing i hate is the family tree placed in front of the book along with the dates etc. it kinda ruined it for me but i can definitely see the appeal of the novel.

 

I'm nearly finished. I like it so far, it's interesting, but not nearly as good as her sister's book, Jane Eyre. I liked the family tree... I found it a bit helpful sometimes.

I started reading 'Chekhov: The Major Plays' a two days ago. It consists of 5 stories; Ivanov' date=' The Sea Gull, Uncle Vanya, The Three Sisters and The Cherry Orchard. At the moment I'm reading Ivanov which is very enjoyable. :)[/quote']

 

i've read the cherry orchard, quite enjoyable. for a second there i wasn't even sure i read it but the name chekhov stood out. lol funny how that happens.

 

I'm nearly finished. I like it so far' date=' it's interesting, but not nearly as good as her sister's book, Jane Eyre. I liked the family tree... I found it a bit helpful sometimes.[/quote']

 

yeah it was definitely helpful, but because of the dates esp, i knew what was coming and knowing that the two (don't wanna use names and ruin it for others) weren't going to be together, made it v. frustrating in a way.

^ Yeah, that's true... You kind of knew there was no hope for them before it even began...

 

 

 

is that where the movie with same name comes from?

 

 

Yeah the movie is based on the book. :)

xpixierosexx vbmenu_register("postmenu_1941023", true); , OK i haven't heard about this movie.