what are you currently reading?
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Im reading Cujo by steven king
Just got up to where cujo bites the mom in the car
Its the best book ive have ever read! highly recomend it.
Just got up to where cujo bites the mom in the car
Its the best book ive have ever read! highly recomend it.
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Been a while, but I've been reading. Just not sharing.
Finished the Dark Materials trilogy. Moved on to read The Curious Incident Of the Dog In the Night-time by Mark Haddon. A very excellent book, and I highly recommend it. Then read Warriors: Power of Three: The Sight by Erin Hunter, which was also good.
Right now I'm reading Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer. Unfortunately, the only other book I have of the series is really kind of later in the series, so I'm going to be terribly confused when I get to it.
Finished the Dark Materials trilogy. Moved on to read The Curious Incident Of the Dog In the Night-time by Mark Haddon. A very excellent book, and I highly recommend it. Then read Warriors: Power of Three: The Sight by Erin Hunter, which was also good.
Right now I'm reading Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer. Unfortunately, the only other book I have of the series is really kind of later in the series, so I'm going to be terribly confused when I get to it.
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Hitler and Nazism.
For some reason, I love reading about Hitler (among many others in the art world).
For some reason, I love reading about Hitler (among many others in the art world).
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I'm reading Warriors- Outcast by Erin Hunter.
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Moving on to my Michael Crichton collection. Starting off with Jurassic Park. I've never seen the movie, which holds true for all of the other movies based on his books. I also just started reading it today, but I think I'm going to enjoy this one.
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I'm just about done with Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Glancing at the adds in the back I realized I've already read a lot of the 'classic' ghost/monster stores: Turn of the Screw, Dracula, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
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(in order of most reading/day)
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Mark Twain
The Eyes of the Dragon - Stephen King
'Salem's Lot - Stephen King
Of Mice and Men - John Steinback
I have to read like four Shakespeare plays for school, too...
oh and The Time Machine by H.G. Wells (I'd be reading War of the Worlds if I could find somewhere that had it in stock XD)
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer - Mark Twain
The Eyes of the Dragon - Stephen King
'Salem's Lot - Stephen King
Of Mice and Men - John Steinback
I have to read like four Shakespeare plays for school, too...
oh and The Time Machine by H.G. Wells (I'd be reading War of the Worlds if I could find somewhere that had it in stock XD)
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Right now I'm about three chapters away from being done with Mutiny on the Bounty. After that I think I might move on to Treasure Island and then to the sequel of The Wizard of Oz.
I should also add that in school my class is reading Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
I should also add that in school my class is reading Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.
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Right now i'm reading one of the books in the series The Ranger's Apprentice.
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians
Re-reading series
book 2/5: the sea of monsters
Re-reading series
book 2/5: the sea of monsters
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Legacy of Blood by Richard A Knaak. Its a story based on the world of Diablo II.
Knaak is an awesome author, I read all of his novels based on Dragonlance and they just rocked. Fantastic pick if you're into fantasy and all that.
Knaak is an awesome author, I read all of his novels based on Dragonlance and they just rocked. Fantastic pick if you're into fantasy and all that.
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Uncle John's Bathroom Reader 4-Ply
IDK, I'm just bored XD;
IDK, I'm just bored XD;
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Kate the epicly awesome ;D
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Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban :D
Harry Potter FTW ;0
Harry Potter FTW ;0
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Glad to see at least a little love for Stephen King.
The last books I read were Stephen King's Under the Dome, which is his newest book, and another of his books Dolores Claiborne.
Under the Dome was a great book. It's about a small farm town that is suddenly surrounded by an invisible dome. It's actually VERY different from the Simpsons Movie. I say that because some people are put off by the 'at-first-glance' similarities.
Dolores Claiborne wasn't too good. It's told from the point of an old woman giving her... side of the story, i guess you could call it, to the police. Too much like a Lifetime movie for my taste.
Currently rereading King's famous It. I'm about 300 pages in so far and found out that reading a book more than once isn't as amazing as I thought. Maybe I'll shelve it for a few years and try again.
The last books I read were Stephen King's Under the Dome, which is his newest book, and another of his books Dolores Claiborne.
Under the Dome was a great book. It's about a small farm town that is suddenly surrounded by an invisible dome. It's actually VERY different from the Simpsons Movie. I say that because some people are put off by the 'at-first-glance' similarities.
Dolores Claiborne wasn't too good. It's told from the point of an old woman giving her... side of the story, i guess you could call it, to the police. Too much like a Lifetime movie for my taste.
Currently rereading King's famous It. I'm about 300 pages in so far and found out that reading a book more than once isn't as amazing as I thought. Maybe I'll shelve it for a few years and try again.