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I really need to read more. :O

s0nido

turn up the engine
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I have about 10 unread/unfinished novels on my bookshelf right now, and the ones that I have read I haven't read more than once. Is it a coincidence that my vocabulary is dropping as my reading frequency decreases? I think not.

So tonight, instead of browsing the internet, playing games or reading that stupid FML site, I'll start reading a book on my bookshelf; one I've never read before. It'll help my vocabulary and probably give me good ideas for any stories I might decide to write in the future. I used to be an avid writer when I was a kid, since I was also an avid reader. Since I stopped reading, I also stopped writing. I wonder why.

Okay, tonight's novel is...A Story For Summer - Eva Ibbotson. Google it if you're interested in what it's about. I'll find out once I read it. Let's see if I can finish it before Friday. If it's really interesting, I'll probably finish it by tomorrow. XD
 

Miz en Scène

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All the books I'd recommend have some form of risque behaviour in them. Not because I'm a pervert or anything, but because writers always find the need to put these things in books which are already masterpieces (eg. 1984). But... whatever.

* 1984, George Orwell
* Catch-22, Joseph Heller
* If on a Winter's Night a Traveller, Italo Calvino
* The Time Traveller's Wife, Audrey Niffenegger
* Lord of the Flies, William Golding
* The Chronicles of Narnia, C.S. Lewis
* Frankenstein, Mary Shelley
* Foundation Series, Isaac Asimov
* Robot Series, Isaac Asimov
 
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