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I finished the watcher by James Howe last night. :insert long yaaaaaaaaaaaawn: still working on Rebecca. :yawn:
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I have just finished reading 'The Seeress of Kell' by David Eddings which is part of a series of books called the Mallorean. The series is amazing and really inspiring! There is another series before called the Belgariad which is also completly fantastic!

I recommend this book to anyone who is interested in a fantastic fantasy read!
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My Papy gave me a load of his old sci-fi books that he was going to throw out, so I'm ploughing my way through 'em. At the moment it's Legacy of Heorot By Niven, Pournelle and Barnes
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In the middle of "A Crack in the Line" by some guy I can't remember...xD
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Maybe A Miracle by Brian Strausse, I believe. I heard about it in Writer's Digest, but so far, I'm not impressed.
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The Stories of Frank O'Connor -- Frank O'Connor


I don't why I've enver heard of this fellow. He's a deft writer with just a keen a wit, and an Irsih sense of humour. ^_^
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Currently reading "The New York Trilogy" by Paul Auster and "The Best Awful: A Novel", but I just found out that "Eclipse" (Twilight series) is coming out in August...and I've put everything on hold to freak out about that.

That dude needs some therapy very badly. I'm a bit worried that one day I'm going to turn on the news (or head over to MSNBC.com, geek that I am) and see the headline "Author and Character: Together Forever off the Brooklyn Bridge"
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Kite Runner. Ew.
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Dono: Ah, that was good, come on. ^_~


Reading Bone Mountain by someone whose name has momentarily eluded me - about the fall of Tibet to the Communist Chinese. My dad wanted me to read it but I'm not sure it much appeals to me. I was never good with Buddhist patience and center. ^_^

Bushido, maybe, but I'm not sure that Japanese philosophy applies to Tibet...




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The Thief by Megan Whelan Turner


It's a book to go back to on whim, for amusement. ^_^
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Claudette's copy of Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton. Imp, have you read any of the subsequent books to Theif? Mmm, Frank O'Connor is good stuff.
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I loved Kite Runner, though the end didn't live up to my expectations.

Right now... A Tale of Two Cities, and Bastard Out of Carolina. Enjoying both so far.
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I'm reading Red Badge of Courage in my Literature class..I read it in high school so it's nothing new. Though I must admit, it is much more interesting this time around.

Stephen Crane was a smart man. I'm not a huge fan of the book, but it is really crafty- all the allusions are perfectly placed, and the tone is eye opening. I didn't notice the first time around. My professor helped point it all out. The message of the book is brilliant.

I'm also reading a book called Field Notes From a Catastrophe. It's by Elizabeth Kolbert and discusses Global Warming. It's so good. She gives so many examples of all the scientific proof- it's scary. I've known about more of her examples for a while now, but it's still shocking every time I hear about it.

And I'm reading the first book in the His Dark Materials series, The Golden Compass, in my free time. I've heard a lot of great things about the series but never got around to reading it, so I'm trying to make time now
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A book about propaganda... XD
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Puskin's The Gypsies and Other Tales.

I tried to read it just a little last night, but I couldn't put it down! The poem about the count was my favorite. :D

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