Books you are reading
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" Acide sulfurique" by Amelie Nothomb. Finished it in a few hours (as with most Nothomb books).
I quite enjoyed it. If that's the right word to describe it, considering the theme.
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I love reading (auto-)biographies. Right now I am in the middle of "Scar Tissue" by Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers), pretty crazy stuff.
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Down and Out in Paris and London
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" Acide sulfurique" by Amelie Nothomb. Finished it in a few hours (as with most Nothomb books).I quite enjoyed it. If that's the right word to describe it, considering the theme.
"Vint un moment o
" Acide sulfurique" by Amelie Nothomb. Finished it in a few hours (as with most Nothomb books).
I quite enjoyed it. If that's the right word to describe it, considering the theme.
"Vint un moment o
what did you think of the book ? (i know you said you enjoyed it but i want more details lol ) i loved it since it's nothomb and i love her style but it kinda disapointed me though... the subject was interesting but i think she could have gone a lil bit further... my favourites are still the more or less auto-biographic ones though 
My favorites are still Hygi
I know everyone has read this book in school, and many don't like it, but i LOVE "To Kill A Mocking Bird"
I know everyone has read this book in school, and many don't like it, but i LOVE "To Kill A Mocking Bird"
that book's a classic it's really good but also very sad at times 
^ Im so glad u agree. Alot of people don't like it.
^^ I loved it (read it in 6th grade) but I didn't love analyzing it to death for 4 months :|
The Fighting Agents by W.E.B. Griffin
Just started... Introducing Neuro-Linguistic Programming: Psychological Skills for Understanding and Influencing People
Also got World's Best Coin Tricks and already amazed my daughter by making a coin go through my head....lol
^^ I loved it (read it in 6th grade) but I didn't love analyzing it to death for 4 months :|
i just brought the revision guide i also exploited a loophole in the exam rules and annotated it to death 
Invisible Monsters by Chuck Palahniuk
So far less traumatising than Haunted :|
I'm reading Hawking's The Theory of Everything: The Origin and Fate of the Universe, just so I can debunk it myself
To anyone that likes history.. particularly WWII..
read WARLORDS by Berthon & Potts
Excellent stuff...
I just started reading the Night Watch by Sarah Waters, so far it
Wheel Of Time Part 5: The Fires Of Heaven
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold