Pet Sematary- Stephen King.

Un día de cólera by Arturo Perez Reverte

"The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today" by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner.

This book is worth reading at least for the Beriah Sellers. He is amazing!

Have people stopped reading?

 

I devoured a few books recently:

Primo Levi - The Periodic Table

Paul Auster - Leviathan

Cormac McCarthy - The Road

 

Currently it's "Interpreter of Maladies" by Jhumpa Lahiri.

Primo Levi - The Periodic Table

 

I want to read that book!

Unfortunately I haven't found it here. :(

On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin.

Tess Gerritsen - "The Mephisto Club"

 

I really like her novels. They're great! I have read "The Bone Garden" and "Harvest" before, and I really loved both of them.

I want to read that book!

Unfortunately I haven't found it here. :(

 

The book is pretty good. It's more like a compilation of short stories. Can't you try getting it over amazon?

 

 

 

I just finished "Interpreter of Maladies" by Jhumpa Lahiri. It was unbelievably good and I recommend reading it. Will now try to get hold of her other books - which I believe are more famous.

 

Next book: "In Cold Blood" by Capote.

 

Btw, I don't have too much time to read. I simply travel 45min to work each day. :D

Pet Sematary- Stephen King.

 

me too! :wacko:

Other than The Origin of Species, I am reading "Vangede Billeder" by Dan Turell.

Pet Sematary- Stephen King.

 

i read that too, but stopped halfway, until now, but will continue this hols. i kinda spoiled the book for myself and got freaked out :lol:

 

it's one heck of a book.

It's good book :nice:

But I don't know why people say that it's scary :thinking:

^ the part where he started digging Gage out of the grave... :uhoh:

 

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i'm currently reading :

 

Cujo - Stephen King

Thinner by Stephen King.

Horns by Joe Hill

The House of Leaves by Mark Danielweski (sp?!?!?)

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The book is pretty good. It's more like a compilation of short stories. Can't you try getting it over amazon?

 

Yes! so I have heard... what intrigues me the most is how he relates elements with life sittuations. :) And oh well, maybe I could find it here, but just gotta search more intensively... it's obviously not so easy to find since it's not a "famous" book.

Inherit the Wind. I love this book! It's a court novel based on a true story about a man who taught Darwin's theory of Evolution in a Tennessee classroom even when the Butler Act made it illegal :wacky:

On the Origin of Species by Charles Darwin.

in the past 2 months:

 

Have a little Faith - Mavis Staples (non-fiction)

A novel about my wife - Emily Perkins (fiction)

Machete Season - Jean Hatzfeld (non-fiction)

We wish to inform you that tomorrow we will be killed with our families - Philip Gourevitch (non-fiction)

Sunday by the pool in Kigali - Gil Courtemanche (mixture of fiction and non-fiction_

Anna Karerina - Leo Tolstoy (fiction)

Dead Aid - Dambisa Moyo (non-fiction)

Notes from a small Island - Bill Bryson (travel lit)

Coma - Robin Cook

The Afghan- Frederick Forsyth

Der Prozess-Franz Kafka

Great Expectations - Dickens