[del32]

Ian McEwan's Atonement. Hoping to see the movie this weekend, I wonder if its as good as the novel

[<3goesDOKIDOKI]

i need some book recommendations please!
i'm running out of books to read and im on break for a whole month.

i'm not interested in teen fiction tho, any good books for adults? haha
i just read twilight and i was sorely disappointed.
i felt like i was reading a fanfic...

[Aziraphale]

i need some book recommendations please!
i'm running out of books to read and im on break for a whole month.

i'm not interested in teen fiction tho, any good books for adults? haha
i just read twilight and i was sorely disappointed.
i felt like i was reading a fanfic...

Well, I'm not sure what you have or haven't read. Have you tried Neil Gaiman's stuff? If you're not into graphic novels (his Sandman series), I suggest American Gods, Good Omens (with Terry Pratchett) and Neverwhere.

I also like Arturo P�rez-Reverte's works - he does mystery and intrigue very well. Try The Dumas Club, The Flanders Panel and The Seville Communion.

Milan Kundera is also worth reading: The Unbearable Lightness of Being, Immortality.

[<3goesDOKIDOKI]

^hey thanks for the recommendations. im looking up gaiman's work now to see which i'd wanna read first and i think im going to read "neverwhere". btw, is your username from his book good omens? ^^

[Aziraphale]

^hey thanks for the recommendations. im looking up gaiman's work now to see which i'd wanna read first and i think im going to read "neverwhere". btw, is your username from his book good omens? ^^

LOL, yes it is. I adore Stardust as well, and Coraline. I hope you enjoy Neverwhere!

Couple more recommendations:

Kazuo Ishiguro - A Pale View of the Hills, An Artist of the Floating World. I feel these two don't always get a lot of attention since people are more familiar with Ishiguro's Remains of the Day, but they're both excellent.

Umberto Eco - Il Nome della Rosa (The Name of the Rose). A little tedious in the beginning, but a very rewarding read if you manage to persevere.

[xxctxx]

"Daniel Isn't Talking" by Marti Leimbach...

some parts of this book really me but anyhow...nearly finished anyway...!

[SSONG.]

._. I have to read The Odyssey for english class...

[Aurelius]

In class, "Waiting for Godot"

By myself, I'm reading The Count of Monte Cristo

(:

[j1youngxj3]

i just bought:
PS, I Love You by Ceclia Ahern
Uglies by Scott Westerfeld...all three of four books were in a package together..so tempted to buy but no money..>_<;;
Third Girl by Agatha Christie <--mystery book..it sounded interesting so i picked it up

currently reading:

At First Sight by Nicholas Sparks...kinda slow..but really really good now..can't wait to finish it!

[obezag8]

I just finished reading the Lovely Bones which I though was amazing!! Also Memoirs of Cleopatra was really good

[Elee]

I just finished reading the Lovely Bones which I though was amazing!! Also Memoirs of Cleopatra was really good

OMG !!!
AHHHH !
its amazing !
im not done yet, but once i finish typing up this post and when im done eating(just came home from school), im going to finish it. heck, im a highschool student, but i really COULD NOT put the book down. i stayed up until 4:30 am last night(or morning..) until my brain gave up and i fell asleep with the book. haha. i had an hour of sleep.

but this book is so original. i don't stumble upon these books often...
but I LOVE THIS BOOK =)
im in love with the plot...
especially now, im going through alot with my family, and its a good , good read.
My teacher saw me sneaking to read it today in class, first, she yelled at me, then saw the title, haha, and she said "thats a really great book."

she forgot to yell at me again.( she usually does )

i highly recommend:
The Lovely Bones.
By: Alice Sebold

next, im planning on reading the Twilight Series

[★ rain-a-sky ★]

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by Mark Haddon. It's really interesting and pretty different from the other books I've read. I really like the cover design haha

[what the HUH]

about to start Brave New World for Lit-hopefully its good

[fatcupoftea]

Walden - Henry David Thoreau...HUMANITIES!

[ANJEE<3]

28 Stories of Aids in Africa

it was for my health science class


i recommend it to all, it's truely inspiring

[AddiCOFFEE]

Starting on Twilight the book.
~I hope it is as good as people said.

[prismatic_star]

L'�tranger by Albert Camus..

[meeyu]

hey well i was just wondering do u guys noe any goood books to recommend to read
its almost winter break and i need a good FICTION book to read at least 350 pages -____-
well yah please HELP if u noe any

[melkimx]

if you liked the curious dog nighttime book (sorry don't know the full name even though i own it), you might try stuart: a life backwards (sorry can't remember the author). it's nonfiction, a biography of a homeless dude, but otherwise it's a similar type of style and same setting (present-day britain). i enjoyed both books, but i like the latter more.

currently halfway through the spirit catches you and you fall down by anne fadiman. it's one of those books every college student reads at some point, but i never got to it myself until now. my family are vaguely interested in hmong culture because basically none of us had ever heard of hmong people until maybe like two years ago, so i think i'm going to tell them about it.

[snowytearz]

Eldest by Christopher Paolini.
It's a really thick book. Some of the chapters were boring.