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26-07-2004 15:22 salaam
15,547 posts	I'm reading some book by Stephen King.

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26-07-2004 23:24 talula68082
7,980 posts	oh man i HATED The Scarlet Letter.. HATED it
26-07-2004 23:29 babaloo181
1,634 posts	join the club.. i have read 3 chapters and something interesting has yet to happen...
27-07-2004 02:48 CDNRoycer
1,617 posts	harry potter and the order of the pheonix, i was bored
27-07-2004 06:21 jawknee3
58 posts	Don't hold your breath. In the Scarlet Letter, nothing interesting EVER happens. You know the outcome like halfway through the book, its ridiculous
27-07-2004 06:28 The_MP_PM
62 posts	The Phaedo -Plato's Dialouges
27-07-2004 06:31 HotPieceOfIce
6,512 posts	Night by Elie Weisel (sp?) I've already read it but I'm reading it again so It'll be fresh for my University Seminar Course in the fall I sound like a book worm, but I only read when I have to!
27-07-2004 06:35 xdr1016
11,731 posts	The Catcher In The Rye for like the 20th time. I love J. D. Sallinger.
28-07-2004 15:24 Catatonic
7,164 posts	Pride And Prejudice by Jane Austin. Oh, Mr. Darcy!!
28-07-2004 16:38 TenkoKitsune
1,710 posts	i hate the pride and the predjudice. it was soooo boring. not exactly the type of book i like. right now im reading abarat by clive barker. it soooo rocks! very strange though...... thats y i like it.
28-07-2004 16:45 kornucopia85
348 posts	I'm reading Jeffrey Archer's 'A Prison Diary Volume III: Heaven' All 3 books are brilliant, I'd recommend it to anyone!
28-07-2004 16:47 Girby
4,119 posts	I'm starting to read The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring for the second time. The first time I read it, I would read a few chapters, then go weeks without opening the book... So it didn't really make sense because I would forget parts.
28-07-2004 16:47 icefyre
10,980 posts	Letters To A Young Poet by Rainer Maria Rilke translated by M.D. Herter Norton it's fascinating
28-07-2004 16:50 xstarryeyed
39 posts	"Bigfish" Daniel Wallace the movie was awesoem.. i hope the book is even better
28-07-2004 16:52 Hummingbird
24 posts	J.K.Rowling ~ The Goblet of Fire * offtopic : I'm re-reading to refresh my memory for when the film comes out..yknow so I can moan at how nothing like the book the film is!
28-07-2004 17:09 Girby
4,119 posts	* offtopic : I just finished re-reading all of the Harry Potter books a couple weeks ago
30-07-2004 14:46 pikkusaara
40 posts	I'm reading The Phoenix. Best Potter this far!! It's 4th time right now when i'm reading it...
01-08-2004 12:18 Plantagenet
12,864 posts	I'm reading a biography of King Charles I of England
01-08-2004 15:05 ankh360
49 posts	cold mountain, charles frazier. the da vinci code, marcus brown. of mice and men, John Steinbeck. leia x
01-08-2004 15:26 lillyella
808 posts	Im reading to kill a mockingbird by Harper Lee, basically because its gcse revision but its a really good book!
01-08-2004 16:36 CDNRoycer
1,617 posts	code to zero - ken follet
01-08-2004 17:17 carole
28,823 posts	The secret diary of Adrian Mole aged 13 3/4 Sue Townsend fun fun =)
01-08-2004 17:23 BNOBNTBSDC
692 posts	I'm reading TExas Rich by Fern Michaels...its alright and there are some hot and steamy sex scenes but the book is based in around the Pearl Harbour events so their whole love life kinda way was different so its interesting to read about what it was like for those kinda kids.
01-08-2004 17:25 soulgoneawol
294 posts	the testament, the glass managerie, and the jungle for school and then this really really great book called mall
04-08-2004 20:51 Amythest
5,464 posts	I'm reading Smashing Pumpkins-Tales Of A Scorched Earth it's quite good, you can obviously tell she really admires Billy Corgan, and she's a bit polite about a few things, but apart from that it is really detailed, although it trails at the end, but it's good!
05-08-2004 06:34 LPsoldier
662 posts	the laughing corpse-by laurell hammond.....its the second in a series about vamps, wer-creatures, zombies, ghouls, voodoo...it sounds really cheesy byt it isnt. it is really good.