Mon May 31, 2004 6:15 am
I'm reading Triss by Brian Jacques. I'm going to re-read all the Redwall books in chronological order.
I can't wait until Rakkety Tam comes out.
I can't wait until Rakkety Tam comes out.
Mon May 31, 2004 6:26 am
Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by Tom Robbins
Oh Tom Robbins, how I love you. Nothing funny.
Oh Tom Robbins, how I love you. Nothing funny.
Mon May 31, 2004 6:26 am
I'm reading The Silmarillion by J. R. R. Tolkien. Great book.
Mon May 31, 2004 6:31 am
coming2atvnearu wrote:Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by Tom Robbins
Oh Tom Robbins, how I love you. Nothing funny.
Nothing funny? You just like talent?
**cough**MoulinRougeallusion**cough**
Mon May 31, 2004 8:25 am
I really need to get going and finish (or at least make it halfway) through Dune (Frank Herbert).
Mon May 31, 2004 8:31 am
World War III by Ian Slater.
Mon May 31, 2004 8:59 am
Lord of the Flies. Dont ask me by who lol.
Mon May 31, 2004 8:59 am
The Sound of Waves by Yukio Mishima. Before you ask, this is required school reading, although it's really not that bad. :? Hopefully I'll be able to read for pleasure as soon as school gets out.
Mon May 31, 2004 9:05 am
I'm currently reading Shade's Children by Garth Nix. I just started reading it yesterday.
Mon May 31, 2004 9:31 am
Sapphire Faerie wrote:coming2atvnearu wrote:Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by Tom Robbins
Oh Tom Robbins, how I love you. Nothing funny.
Nothing funny? You just like talent?
**cough**MoulinRougeallusion**cough**
**cough**youtotallycaughtme.iwaswatchingitontvtodaybeforeiposted.
igroveltoyoursuperiourmouinrougeknowledge**cough**
Jimedit : Dont stretch pages. It confuses the Wildebeasts.
Mon May 31, 2004 9:42 am
I'm splitting my time between Moneyball by Billy Beane (baseball book!!) and the Da Vinci Code. Both are really good books about vastly different subjects.
Mon May 31, 2004 9:54 am
coming2atvnearu wrote:Sapphire Faerie wrote:coming2atvnearu wrote:Even Cowgirls Get The Blues by Tom Robbins
Oh Tom Robbins, how I love you. Nothing funny.
Nothing funny? You just like talent?
**cough**MoulinRougeallusion**cough**
**cough**youtotallycaughtme.iwaswatchingitontvtodaybeforeiposted.
igroveltoyoursuperiourmouinrougeknowledge**cough**
**cough**youstretchedthepage**cough**
Never try to get away with Moulin Rouge allusions when I'm around... I know like every word of that film.
Mon May 31, 2004 10:42 am
I'm reading Murder in the Viscarage by Agatha Christie. My sister got a bunch of her books for a buck, so I've decided to be lazy and just read the day away... 
Mon May 31, 2004 11:15 am
EndorianShire wrote:I'm reading Moby smurf written by Herman Melville. Its a good book, but slow going.
I don't know what to think about that book, it has exciting battle scenes, in between horribly boring dialouge and descriptions. X-x
Anyway, I'm currently reading a book on Advanced JavaScript, if that counts.
Mon May 31, 2004 11:18 am
Ooh, everyone's reading such good books. 
Sapphire Faerie, The Vampire Lestat is an excellent book. I'm a big Anne Rice fan. Wait until you get into the later books when she starts mixing the different characters from the different series. Excellent.
...Alex, I have the Silmarillion, but I haven't read it yet. Tolkien tends to get a little long-winded, in my opinion. After reading The Hobbit and the three Lord of the Rings books plus all the appendices and such, I needed a little break. I haven't found the change to pick it back up yet. After you finish it, please let me know what you thought.
SpiraLethe, Dune was a very good book. Are you planning on reading any of the other books in the series? It can get very indepth. I definately liked the book a lot better than the movie (which I have yet to make it all the way through).
Destiny, are you reading Lord of the Flies by choice or for school? I had to read it for school. Definately not something I would have picked if I had a choice, but very interesting. Piggy always weirded me out. There was just something about him. When I think of that book, I remember most clearly the part where it describes the rotting head on the stick, covered in flies. I don't know how far you are, but I know that doesn't spoil anything. I can't remember how it ends, though. Would you mind sending me a short PM after you finish, just letting me know quickly how it ended? I'd really appreciate it.
Sapphire Faerie, The Vampire Lestat is an excellent book. I'm a big Anne Rice fan. Wait until you get into the later books when she starts mixing the different characters from the different series. Excellent.
...Alex, I have the Silmarillion, but I haven't read it yet. Tolkien tends to get a little long-winded, in my opinion. After reading The Hobbit and the three Lord of the Rings books plus all the appendices and such, I needed a little break. I haven't found the change to pick it back up yet. After you finish it, please let me know what you thought.
SpiraLethe, Dune was a very good book. Are you planning on reading any of the other books in the series? It can get very indepth. I definately liked the book a lot better than the movie (which I have yet to make it all the way through).
Destiny, are you reading Lord of the Flies by choice or for school? I had to read it for school. Definately not something I would have picked if I had a choice, but very interesting. Piggy always weirded me out. There was just something about him. When I think of that book, I remember most clearly the part where it describes the rotting head on the stick, covered in flies. I don't know how far you are, but I know that doesn't spoil anything. I can't remember how it ends, though. Would you mind sending me a short PM after you finish, just letting me know quickly how it ended? I'd really appreciate it.