Nineteen Minutes by Jodi Picoult

The Passion of New Eve- Angela Carter

 

Post-feminist Sci-Fi from the late 70's. Oh la.

The Time Traveler's Wife. I forgot who it's by. :sad:

Sale boulot ( Dirty Work ) by Larry Brown.

E. M. Forster - A Room With A View

well, after going through the few book related threads existing here, and in order to not open another thread....

anyone can advice me a good science-fiction book-saga (novel) that will include astral travels or something similar?

 

thanks in advance.

^Sorry, I can't remember to ever having read a book with time-travelling in it.

 

The Corrections- Jonathan Franzen

Forged By Fire - Sharon Draper

 

It's not very good.

well, after going through the few book related threads existing here, and in order to not open another thread....

anyone can advice me a good science-fiction book-saga (novel) that will include astral travels or something similar?

 

thanks in advance.

 

The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy? :wink3:

it include the astral travels clearly?

thanks for the advice -sorry i don't know/remember your name now :embarrassed: -

The Hell of It All by Charlie Brooker

 

 

Basically a collection of his rants, sorry writings, from the Guardian (both general & tv reviews)

Os Maias - Eça de Queiroz, I have to read it for school, it has 718 pages and it's SO BORING!!!! :dead:

I just finished reading "The catcher in the rye". Great book.

I just finished reading "The catcher in the rye". Great book.

 

I started reading that but :confused: Hurrr

 

it include the astral travels clearly?

thanks for the advice -sorry i don't know/remember your name now :embarrassed: -

 

William :nice:

 

Err...mainly no.

Bram Stoker - Dracula

 

Came back from a nice night out with some friends and didn't feel like sleeping, so started reading. Guess 3am is the best time to enjoy Dracula. lol

Ulysses- James Joyce

Duma Key by Stephen King.

Ulysses- James Joyce

 

:shocked2::shocked2::shocked2:

Duma Key by Stephen King.

 

I like this :)

Les Misérables...again. Enjolras/Patria=OTP, yes?

 

 

 

 

So yeah. Amazing book and highly recommended. You won't regret it.

Mythology by Edith Hamilton.

The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak. Again. For an English assignment.

 

I'm not a huge fan of it, but it seems like other people could really like it.

Les Misérables...again. Enjolras/Patria=OTP, yes?

 

 

 

 

So yeah. Amazing book and highly recommended. You won't regret it.

 

it's too long... I never got to finish it. I remember the inspector guy died at some part. :thinking:

 

Bram Stoker - Dracula

 

Came back from a nice night out with some friends and didn't feel like sleeping, so started reading. Guess 3am is the best time to enjoy Dracula. lol

 

Amazing book, maybe you can explain me something when you finish it?

Les Misérables...again. Enjolras/Patria=OTP, yes?

 

 

 

 

So yeah. Amazing book and highly recommended. You won't regret it.

 

haha. seriously? been reading this book for... ehm... 4 (!) years. Already after the first 200 pages I started to skip stuff coz I couldn't understand his theories on Waterloo. Then I read another 200 pages and he gets off the story again and starts to grumble about different aspect of politics, AGAIN. Horrible!

However, I admit, the story itself is great! ;)

 

Passenger;4367177[/b]]Bram Stoker - Dracula

 

Came back from a nice night out with some friends and didn't feel like sleeping, so started reading. Guess 3am is the best time to enjoy Dracula. lol

 

Amazing book, maybe you can explain me something when you finish it?

 

Just shoot your question! I already finished it a while ago coz it prooved to be a real page-turner.

Midnight by Dean Koontz.