[charzzy]

man and boy by tony parsons -

yup

[<3goesDOKIDOKI]

Rebecca, written by Daphne Du Maurier.

i thought the story was pretty slow and dragged =X
i forced myself to get through the book

[ginger]

i thought the story was pretty slow and dragged =X
i forced myself to get through the book

Rebecca is one of my favorite films but I haven't had the chance to read it yet.

I'm reading "Perfume" right now--really, really good.

-ginger

[blessy_04]

The wedding by nICHOLAS sPARKS...

[Kristen Kim]

I'm currently reading Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

[preciouspromises]

I'm currently reading Angels and Demons by Dan Brown

I have read that book also after I have read his controversial book "The Vinci Code".
right now i am reading The Zahir of Poalo Coelhe, and side reading another book of Leil Lowndes, title How to talk to anyone.
"If you are wise, your wisdom will reward you; if you are a mocker, you alone will suffer" Proverbs 9:12
Keep reading everyone!

[eliza bennet]

i thought the story was pretty slow and dragged =X
i forced myself to get through the book

To each her/his own Daphne is a fave writer and the other stuff I read of her and think very highly of Rebecca. I'm halfway into the novel now and really caught up with it, thinking about it even at work, there is something sinister (in a good way) at Daphne's prose which pulls me in like a magnet.

I have read all of Dan Brown's books and I can safely say that if you have read Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons then you have read them all. Same formula in all of them. It is nice at the initial book but after three of the same it can get tiresome since he doesn't have a particular prose.

Patrick Süskind's Perfume I too can recommend in good conscience.

[tracycutie]

I'm starting Persuasion by Jane Austen tonight, just finished Emma and I totally enjoyed it.

[purple turtlE]

To Kill a Mockingbird --Harper Lee

overhalfway, i'm liking it muchos <3

[brian032]

John Adams by David McCullough

[reallyAmused]

No-No Boy by John Okada

-It's about the effect of the post-WWII period on Japanese Americans, pretty interesting

[Fashionista*]

just finished The Handmaid's Tale - Margaret Atwood
it was really interesting!

currently started on Oryx and Crake - Margaret Atwood

[iAM_Vindicated]

The Kitchen God's Wife by Amy Tan
i'm on the 6th chapter and its really fun

i also loved the joy luck club!

[emceej]

p.s. i love you by cecilia ahern.
i liked the movie but i liked the depth of the plot on the book better.

[7:45am]

The Little Friend - Donna Tartt

her earlier book The Secret History was just amazing. one of the best books i've ever read.

[STEPHOO--]

Gossip Girl - Cecily von Ziegesar

[*nie_nie*]

I just finished "Can You Keep A Secret" by Sophie Kinsella.

[caramele-peech]

i need a suggestion for a book to use in my grade 9 english assignment.
i'l be comparing it to 'Animal Farm' and it needs to have a theme of power in it. i was thinking of doing The Diary of Anne Frank but when i heard that one of my friends was doing The Devil Wears Prada, i'm having second thoughts.. i want something more 'modern' but then again maybe Anne Franks the way to go since its about Hitler etc..

argh.

[Yangie12]

^ Hm, the Animal Farm? Has it to be related to Hitler and World Wars? If so, you can better choose Anne Frank. Because Animal Farm explains the causes of the WW, so I think it's a better to read AF. Why did your friend choose Devil Wears Prada? o.O That's a weird choice if you ask me..

The Winter Rose - Jennifer Donnelly
Dueling princes - Tyne O'Connell.

Hm. Those two books are really the opposite of each other.
DP is a really funny, girls book while TWR is all serious and stuff ^^

[tali]

I am halfway through Tuesdays With Morrie. It's a bit too melodramatic for me.