re-reading Anne of Green Gables by L.M Montgomery

 

and have just found out they published previously unseen Anne stuff in Canada in the autumn. hope amazon uk imports or a uk publisher picks it up soon

 

Have never read Anne of Green Gables. Thought maybe I missed my window and was too old now! ;) Do you think someone completely new to the series, and reading them as an adult would enjoy them?

Преступление и наказание (crime and punishment) by Fiódor Dostoievski

A study in scarlet, the first sherlock holmes novel, so good so far!

Преступление и наказание (crime and punishment) by Fiódor Dostoievski

 

That is one of my favorite books. Do you like it so far?

^that.

Преступление и наказание (crime and punishment) by Fiódor Dostoievski

 

:lol: Do u speak russian? I think its good book but very boring. Also its very similar to "American Tragedy" by Theodore Draizer, which boring me ever more. Too much tragical stories:\

just finished Saramago's Cain... lmfao I love this guy now I'm going to start with Rayuela

the adventures of blue avenger by norma howe...its actually a pretty good book :)

Sunny Side Down:Tales of Mere Existance by Lev Yilmaz.

Finished Anne Frank's Dary, and going to a library copy of Sophie's World' after my brother's former philosophy teacher stole his back.

Nikola Tesla biography. He was damnly genius! The Scientist is about him.

The Music of the Primes, it's about the Reimann Hypothesis/the search for the pattern in the distribution of prime numbers, really amazing so far, it reads like a novel, and very informative.

 

Sunny Side Down:Tales of Mere Existance by Lev Yilmaz.

 

LOVE THAT GUY!!

No One Wants You by Celine Roberts

Sherlock Holmes!!

Angels and Demons

Sherlock Holmes!!

he he, me too :)

The Witch of Portobello, by Paulo Coelho

(in Serbian)

Concluding Unscientific Postscript to Philosophical Fragments - Kierkegaard

Ghost Song by Sarah Rayne

Dear John by Nicholas Sparks

Sherlock Holmes!!

 

:cheesy: Which story? I've read all of them.

sloppy firsts - megan mccafferty

"The Castle" Franz Kafka

ugly novel

'No Logo' Naomi Klein for the ole University course, great read though.

started reading 'the shack' for a class I'm taking. Until now I've been generally opposed to it, if only because of the superficial hype of it, but so far I'm indifferent.