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i just finshed huck finn and now i am reading nine stories by JD Salinger
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The Jungle by Upton Sinclair
Has anyone read this? It's about the meat packing industry in the early 20th century and the injustices of capitalism. It's pretty tragic and disturbing. Oh and earlier this year we read Beowulf. It was ridiculous how obsessed our teacher was about Beowulf; we did like six presentations about it. Which for me included singing a song about Beowulf to the tune of a Phil Collins song. ____________________________________________________________ If it turns out that there is a God, I don't think that he's evil. But the worst that you can say about him is that basically he's an underachiever. |
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I HATE FUCKING BEOWULF!!!!!!!!!AHHHHHHH I wanna rip my hair out just thinking about it! Stutter-step to those slammin' gooves. |
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there's a book called grendel. it's the story of beowulf but told from the grendel's point of view. it's pretty neat. it's by john gardener, i think.
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I really need to get a good book to read. Does anyone read fantasy books here? I'd like to read a good one, but I find most of them tedious and poorly written... Or part of some epic collection of 10 books that i don't want to get involved in.
--------------- "...we went to watch the sunset but it never sank as deep as my heart did at closing..." |
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bill bryson - notes from a small island. lovely book
starting crime and punishment by Dosdoyevsky now. anyone read it? ------------------------- excuse me, does this rag smell of chloroform to you...? |
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Yup, tough read, but enjoyable nonetheless
................................................ Dark, you can't come soon enough, for me.... www.last.fm/user/toddstar/ |
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Bill Bryson? He's brilliant. I never laugh so hard reading.
--------------- "...we went to watch the sunset but it never sank as deep as my heart did at closing..." |
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I must read The Life of Pi for English, we'll see how that goes.
Has anybody read it? ____________ Nothing but blue skies. |
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Yes, it's brilliant.
__________________________ I saved Latin, what did you ever do? |
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yeah i just read it for LA
its pretty good which i'm suprised about because my teacher usually likes bad books. It's a little repetitive, but i also have a short attention span when it comes to reading so it might just be me. |
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hahaha i know! but i've just kind of made him into a joke. i really don't think that reading literature that old is that important and we certainly didn't need to spend as long as we did reading that. but it did prompt me to name my car 'Beowulf'. but not everyone thinks cars need to be named so it's debatable whether that counts as a positive or not. ____________________________________________________________ If it turns out that there is a God, I don't think that he's evil. But the worst that you can say about him is that basically he's an underachiever. |
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...books?
oh wait, i think i've heard of these! _________________________________________________ They Say, The Snow On The Roof Is Too Heavy. They Say His Head Will Cave In, His Brains Are In Terrible Danger!... Too Much Hair! |
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Life of Pi is the best book I've read.
--------------- "...we went to watch the sunset but it never sank as deep as my heart did at closing..." |
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Hunger by Knut Hamsun
read it!!!! Oslo is where its at. --------------------------- grom‧well /ˈgrɒmwəl/ –noun any of various often hairy plants of the genus Lithospermum, of the borage family, usually bearing white or yellowish flowers and smooth, white, stony nutlets. |
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