The Hobbit, or There and Back Again by Tolkien

The October issue of Vogue.

I've just read Proust - Combray

what a boring book.

The October issue of Vogue.

FEBRUARY'S issue of Mojo!

weii!!!Love Irvine Welsh<3

I'm reading a sience book because I have a test next week in school.But beside that I'm reading Acid House by Irvine Welsh

Jara Gospoda by J. Kersnik
Visoška Kronika by I. Tavcar
Deseti Brat by J. Jurcic
Crime and Punishment by F. Dostoevsky
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time by M. Haddon
Oeuvres Compl`etes by J. Prévert
Trst v Zepu by M. Kravos

I need to read these by ... next week.

ive been reading "business studies in action" and i am about to start studying "republic to reich"...for school in 2 weeks... (L) hooooooray!

I havent been able to finish Atonement yet

The October issue of Marie Claire.

oh god i feel sorry for ya! go to dijaski.net seriously!
and if you want i can send you my notes of all these three books, we had to read them also last year.

ps:
actually i dont find deseti brat i suppose deleted the file...
but the other two i have.

cobain by rolling stone

the memory keeper's daughter by kim edwards

The Black Tower by P.D. James

Uh I kinda feel sorry for you but we all had to go through that.

I'm reading "Sexus" by Henry Miller.

Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom

I started reading The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath today.
I'm about six short chapters off the end, but I can't bring myself to read anymore at the moment.
It honestly makes me want to get up and commit suicide.

I've never been a huge fan of Plath's poetry, but this book is just so accurately morbid, it's brilliant.
I'd never reccommend to anyone that they read it though, because i feel absolutely horrific at the moment.

Twilight- Stephenie Meyer.

Edward's the ultimate predator, "a vampire [of course] who's golden eyes able to stun and dazzle any female, impossibly perfected beautiful face, velvety voice and even his smell draws you in.." you can't be human if you don't end up falling for him.

Plus he has pale skin and unkept bronze-coloured hair... which reminds me of someone
It's a brilliant book

Emma by Jane Austen

i've just read KATE CANN - in the deep end
and also the other two books with this story...


they were really shity but i was sick and in bed.

REALLY? I haven't read it yet, but I really want to. I didn't know the book was like that. Now I'm a bit afraid - I remember how I felt when I read Hesse's Steppenwolf :/

it's not outright morbid, but like i said it's very accurately morbid. like, the sadness is very real, not the kind of exhaggerated sadness you find in many books.

I just finished "Bono on Bono", an interview with Michka Assayas.

Just started 'New Moon'- Stephenie Meyer

PETRONIUS - SATYRICON

Just finished My Friend Leonard by James Frey.

Next for school is Night by Elie Weisel.

the five people you meet in heaven... again..for english

Exit Music: The Radiohead Story, by Mac Randall

Ahh, I feel uneducated, im not reading anything. :S

Although since reading The Great Gatsby for Literature, I never want to read a book again. :S

The boys who saved the world.

I need to read it for my english class but I cant remeber who wrote it but it is a really good book

gawsh I know exactly how you feel. That book I felt was a terrible turn-off. I wanted so badly to kill Daisy.. so thick and so naive (typical 'classic'). If you haven't yet seen the movie.. don't. Just don't.

At moment I'm completing my Stephenie Meyer craze with the third and final book 'Eclipse'. There's going to be a fourth apparently due out in the states in August

I'm reading the book The Kite Runner and the manga comics Katekyo Hitman REBORN!, Tokyo Babylon and One Piece.

Ahh! I just started reading 'Twilight' after all the hype, and I have to admit I like it a lot more than I hoped I would.

I'm quite interested to see what the movie adaptation's going to be like. Blatant suckfest, probably.

THe Nanny Diaries.

William Sutcliffe's Are you experienced? It's a really stupid book but at least it's not dull.

the witch of portobello by paulo coelho

Yeh it's true, I couldn't believe how many people I knew were absolutely maniacal for Edward and was smacked a fair few times when I mentioned the 'f' word being 'fictional' when questioning the Edward-hype.
I failed miserably in not attaching myself to him. Marvelous character he is.

Yeh I'm really concerned about the film version of twilight, I mean Robert Pattinson as Edward?! *shakes head disapprovingly* I honestly don't believe any human could play him.

i just finished reading Little Women. What a lovely book.

I'm reading the December issue of Glamour magazine. For all of you girls on the board-check out the American Glamour! You'll love it-it's so much different than Vogue. And the fashions aren't out there-you can actually wear these clothes. And they even added a more affordable section where no item is less than $100!

no book at the moment but magazines glamour,spin,ok,Q...

Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo

Not anymore, sadly. It seems whenever I start a new book, my English teacher gives out something the class has to read, this time Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett.

I'm reading Rudyard Kipling's 'Puck Of Pook's Hill' at the moment and it is amazing.

At the same time I'm attempting to finish George Orwell's 'Burmese Days', which is less than amazing. One of my favourite authors, but there's no denying that this is plain gash.

Neil Gaiman - "American Gods" (I've read it about a milion times. Aparently it wasn't enough, so I'm going to read it once again).

The sister knot by Terri Apter

Secreto de Estado, El Rey De Les Halles - Juliette Benzoni

(original title, Secret d'etat, Le Roi Des Halles)

Excelent book

i still need to finish Memoirs of a Geisha, then i'll start reading PS : I Love You.

Svensk punk 1977-81 Varför tror du vi låter som vi låter? by Benke Carlsson

In english: Swedish punk 1977-81 Why do you think we sound like we do? by Benke Carlsson

As the title says it's about swedish punk.I love it and I haven't read it in a long time.So I thought I could read it because I have nothing else to do

there's a movie called like that, isn't there?

oh, I've got the book from Nicholas Sparks on which "The Notebook" was based

The Road by Cormac McCarthy.

Man's Search for Meaning by Victor E. Frankl