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Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell. Liking it so far.
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Oh are ya Alainna it's hard ain't it, I'm reading Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.

Oh just wondering Alainna did you find it at first hard to get into?
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I've only read the first two pages late last night after reading the whole of This Lullaby in one day. I can't really judge yet but it's ok.
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Manga. :oops:
I just picked up the new Loveless and Fruits Basket yesterday, so I reread the previous volumes to catch myself up and now I'm reading the new ones.

I'm also in the process of reading Monique and the Mango Rains for school, but I absolutely can't stand it. :evil:

Plus, I just finished Stardust and The Princess Bride. I'm looking for Inkspell, but my library doesn't seem to have it and I don't want to buy it. *cheapskate* I think I might re-read The Vampire Lestat. (Again.)

(Oooh, Fishy. I hope you love Tithe, it's one of my favorite books.)
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Uh... I know I'm a terrible person but I cannot finish Abhosren, by GArth Nix! I loved the last two and plowed through them easily but I can't bet past it. And I'm near the end! I just need to sit down and get it over with but every time I try to do that I end up closing the book a few seconds later. Help!

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Alainna wrote:Nineteen Eighty-Four by George Orwell. Liking it so far.

Hey, me too! It's so great. I mean, I know technically it sucks for the character, but it's such a great read. :lol:

Meep, what's wrong with manga? Why oh why doest thou blush? :?
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Currently reading: The Post Birthday World by Lionel Shriver. The beginning was alright, but there's something trudging when the parallel universe splits off.

Should be reading: Moby Dick :blegh:
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Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe. I'm re-reading it for a school assignment. I like it. Stowe is a good author.

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Abundance, by Sena Jeter Naslund.

*salivates* Marie Antoinette- yummy. Very yummy. Not especially digging the first person- you've got to get used to it- but it is quite good.
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Warriors: The Sight and Specials. Yay, two books at once!

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I am waiting to read Eclipse by Stephanie Meyer. The thirl book of her trilogy. Story of Edward (a vampire) and Bella his love and the complications between them.
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Just finished Lucky, by Alice Seabold, and now I'm reading Wideacre, by Philippa Gregory.

The former was just as amazing as her novel, The Lovely Bones, and the latter is... okay. I like this woman's style, but I'm not too sure about this story. The Other Boelyn Girl was better.
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The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle

Only I'm reading the translated Dutch version hehe De Kracht van het Nu
Very much interesting :)
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Just picking up The Sun Also Rises by Hemingway.




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Amelia Atwater Rhodes books, they fit in my back pockets.
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