It's basically commix, but I'm reading lynda barry's Ernie Pook's Comeek

I am reading Chronicle of a Death Foretold as well, as I am in your English class Ms. Forum Rabbi

YES! You are! Damn right I am Ms. Forum Rabbi.

wha? Life in hell commixs is what I'm reading now.

We Caught You Plotting Murder by Andrew Schwab

my new bass guitar world

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No, I did that when I had to study..Evelina I think it was.




Do you have that? Pfft..I think I'd have went for it if it had The Day Today and On the Hour segments in too. Every Ruddy Word my twat.

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Your friend sounds like a loser.





Sorry, I just have been reading over all your old posts instead of essaying.

I'm reading the chronicles of narnia again

Good call! Which one are you reading? Or are you working through them all?

You know they're making the a full-length film of the Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe? Details are here


They're going to film every story too, in a sort of ongoing Lord of the rngs/Harry Potter type scenario

This:


is slightly disconcerting though.

I'm working through them all i have them all in one book. I'm on The Silver Chair right now .

They're making a full length film?? ohhh man I'm excited. I know they made like a made for TV one when I was little. It kind of sucked. lol

thanks for that

*EDIT* ooo Brian Cox is doing the voice for Aslan
that should be good

Was that the BBC one? They filmed most of the series I believe. There was also some godawful 'The Lion, The Witch..' animated film as well.

I really liked the original live action one to be honest, it had a great charm to it. I think they could potentially do a great remake though with CGI and all that. And I say that as aperson who usually detests CGI.

it could have been the BBC one

I was about 9 when i saw it

and I saw a good one too

lol I'm not really much help here. They were both live action.

I'm now reading "The Golden Compass".

i aint reading anything at the moment..i need a good book

i`ve just read the book by haruki murakami "norwegin wood"

Schoolbooks

Right now im reading a book called "brian trust" its a part of the series "a body of evidence" really good

I've read a book called "body of evidence" lol

never heard of the series

Goerge Orwell-1984

Master and Margarita
Where the River Bends (for English)
Spin Magazine- 2004 A year in music
V Magazine- Franz Ferdinand

imagined london. it only makes me want to move to england more.

No...my father didn't order it, for some unknown reason, so it didn't appear in my stocking as planned. It'd still be great reading without TDT and OTH.



Yeah...he just came down to vomit chicken skins into my toilet, I think.

I loved the BBC adaptation of The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe when I was younger, but then I rewatched them a few years ago and realised they were hilarious. Lucy, particularly.

I'm currently reading Powder by Kevin Sampson (I think that's his name, anyway). It's a very readable account of a (fictional) band who are trying to, and do indeed, 'make it'.

Master and Margarita
ive read this book twice and i like it. do you?

Bean Trees....damn crazy English teacher...

Oh I love it; thought provoking, My old sig line "Margarita- Love and Destroy" by Franz Ferdinand is based on that book

was it by Christopher Golden?

I am halfway through The Secret Life of Salvador Dali...still trying to get uber extra credit points in Art History...but I keep on getting side tracked and now I am almost done with The Velveteen Principles and I have been reading Walden off and on for the past 2 years hehe but I just can't get into cabin life...so who knows if I will finish that.

i'm reading a book called 'This Lullaby'.

The Bean Trees and A Yellow Raft In Blue Water for english...ugh

well i'm reading the series of unfortunate events they are really good books i'm almost finish with them i'm on the 6th book. but i've also read a lot of other good books like chicken noddle soup teenage soul 1 2 and 3 but two was the best. harry potter those were ok. i seen the moive of the series of unfortunate events good moive you all should go see it.

I have a problem with that movie

1. Where the frick did they get a train?
2. They made it sound like it was a happy ending and that was it

This topic

I don't like to read actual books but I have to read them for AR...which is a crapalicious system where you ahve to read books for points and you have to pass a certain goal or else you fail er sumthin if none of you have heard of it........I read manga though.....which is japanese comic books.....I love them....they're so corny......

i thought the train thing in the series of unfortunate etc. movie was really lame. and they switched up the order of some of the things, ie. the wedding happened at the end of the first book.
but whatever.
jude law's voice was the basis of the movie's appeal, anyways.

i read some books of nick hornby, they are really great, funny and all. you have to read douglas adams. he's the best. i've never read anything that fast before. try it.
well, for all you swots i recommend franz kafka no really, he's great. i love the short stories.

Im reading watership Downs at the moment. yay rabbits! not.

im reading the posts on this forum at the mo

i just reread the ending of 'when i was five i killed myself' today. its so freakin brilliant

I've been wanting to get those

I read Artemis Fowl a few months ago (the first one). I liked that book. I'd like to see a movie version of it. I need to pick up the other 2 books.

*EDIT* oh....they are making a movie of it. haha

my favorite book is If You Come Softly by Jaquline Woodson. It's the only book that will ever make me cry every time I read it.

3. The ending was not the ending of the third book. It was the ending of the first
4. Klaus was taller than Violet in the movie.
5. Violet's ribbon is black in the movie, not yellow.

Frozen Rodeo

Im reading the new blender magazine, well Ive read the Conor article a few times at least!!!

i read `3 comrades` by Remarque. ive read it already ones but i need to repit it for my german class. i really enjoy it

Currently:
The Dream of Reason by Anthony Gottlieb
and
The Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley

THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV-FYODR DOSTOYEVSKY

it owns dudes and dudettes.

crime and punishment as well.

GO RUSSIAN LIT.!

these all sound like good reading... where can i find this stuff?

i think in the bookshop or in the library/ive done so

the curious incident of the dog in the night-time is a great book. reading it totally changed how i see everything. and i actually understand the concept of prime numbers now!! see what books can do!

I am about to start reading the book "Night". We start tomorrow.