mhh. that's explaining your name. :)

Exactly :smiley:

 

:uneasy:

steppenwolf is a one hit wonder as well

lol i don`t get the americans when they think or say or laugh at ( or whatever) ppl who like to study and read and call them nerds.

 

hehehe

Erich Maria Remarque || All Quiet on the Western Front

lots of self help books :lol:

City of stars by Mary Hoffman

Virginia Andrews - Flowers in the attic.

 

Really good, kinda incestuous but a great read. Can't put it down.

to kill a mocking bird-harper lee

Eight Cousins - Louisa May Alcott

i just finished a book called america. i can't remember the author though.

Walter Gretzky Autobiography (it's actually pretty good! :P )

A textbook for my ecotourism and park tourism class, " Tourism in National Parks and Protected Areas" which was written by the prof.

Trying to read Sons and Lovers, but keep getting bored so re-reading The Secret History by Donna Tarrt instead. Which is ace.

"La casa de Bernarda Alba" by Federico García Lorca. ;)

 

but it´s a sad story :cry: and i had to role Adela again :confused: :( :lol:

i prefer role as Bernarda. :P

Drácula, by Bram Stocker

how to talk to a liberal - ann coulter

Girl With A Pearl Earring. A really good book

Petals in the Wind - Virginia Andrews

Just finished reading a proof copy of Mary Hoffman's City of Flowers, and its ace. Couldn't out it down. Have just started Lucas by Kevin Brooks.

i finished reading a book from thomas mann.it was the buddenbrook house :) really good.but the best book ever is the crime and punishment by dosztojevsky

Man, Fédor Dosztojevski is great. I love russian literature and Crime and punishement is the best book I've ever read :)

i finish "la casa de bernarda alba" now i´m with "a christmas carol" :)

Charles Dickens?? I think I've seen different movies from that book like a million of times :D Good luck Ariadna

Budapest by Chico Buarque de Holanda. :cool:

 

he's the man