Readingggg~

[Meat Puppet]

I read a book, and then I try to read another when I’m finished that one. I’m pretty casual about it, though.
The last book I bought would be Needful Things by Stephen King. It was at one of those weird book fairs that was raising money for straw hats or something.

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[Rengori]

Nevermind, I forgot I got a Nirvana biography a long time ago because I needed something not boring for a book report.

[Azure Chrysanthemum]

The last book(s) I received were the Dragonlance Annotated Chronicles and Dating for Dummies (which I apparently need, I can't imagine why ). The last book I bought with my own money was, I believe the 8th volume of the manga Genshiken.

[Cz]

I don't read very much anymore. It's been a while since I really engaged with a book, and so I'm not as keen to pick up new titles. The last thing I read was Isaac Asimov's Foundation series a couple of weeks ago, and I didn't really warm to that either. I do intend to pick up a couple of biographies in the week, but I don't think I'll be reading any more fiction in the near future, besides the new Harry Potter book.

[Resha]

The last three books I bought were Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), Dubliners (James Joyce) & Tess of D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy). The week before THAT, I bought Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf), David Copperfield (Charles Dickens), The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) and Don Quixote (Cervantes).

I spend an awful lot of my money on books. I just -- cannot -- go into a bookstore and not buy something. It makes me feel sick coming out empty-handed. I actually feel sick.

[Rye]

The last three books I bought were Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), Dubliners (James Joyce) & Tess of D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy). The week before THAT, I bought Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf), David Copperfield (Charles Dickens), The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) and Don Quixote (Cervantes).

I spend an awful lot of my money on books. I just -- cannot -- go into a bookstore and not buy something. It makes me feel sick coming out empty-handed. I actually feel sick.

God, me too. When I found 100 dollars a few weeks ago, I spent it almost completely on a ton of books. xD

[Iceglow]

The last three books I bought were Jane Eyre (Charlotte Bronte), Dubliners (James Joyce) & Tess of D'Urbervilles (Thomas Hardy). The week before THAT, I bought Mrs. Dalloway (Virginia Woolf), David Copperfield (Charles Dickens), The Count of Monte Cristo (Alexandre Dumas) and Don Quixote (Cervantes).

I spend an awful lot of my money on books. I just -- cannot -- go into a bookstore and not buy something. It makes me feel sick coming out empty-handed. I actually feel sick.

Now Dubliners is a terrible book I had to study it for A-level english it sucked so much I had trouble writing my essays not because it was particulary hard to write them but it was boring as hell almost nothing happens in any of the short stories in there. I think it's entirely overrated (as is most James Joyce unfortunately) and since we could have done our course on Frank Herberts Dune or Bram Stokers Dracula I was entirely gutted that we had to do that book.

Next books I intend on buying are:

Harry Potter and the deathly hallows ~ JK Rowling
A feast for the crows ~ George R R Martin (a song of fire and ice book 4)
Of Fire and night ~ Kevin J Anderson (Saga of the seven suns book 5)

those are the ones I HAVE to buy there'll be others that just catch my eye.

[Tavrobel]

The Essential Calvin and Hobbes.

Suffice it to say, it eclipses all of the books thus far mentioned in this thread combined.

I also purchased The Children of Húrin recently, and as far as reading goes, pretty often.

[Old Manus]

I usually only read the paper, but the last book I read was The Alphabet of Manliness (not that I need instructions on manliness ).

[Fonzie]

Don't expect me to be logged on for a couple days after July 21st. :mog:

[Rocket Edge]

Now Dubliners is a terrible book I had to study it for A-level english it sucked so much I had trouble writing my essays not because it was particulary hard to write them but it was boring as hell almost nothing happens in any of the short stories in there. I think it's entirely overrated (as is most James Joyce unfortunately)

James Joyce's literature is almost too hard to get. Although I actually found Dubliners to be quite good, and I liked some of his stuff in school.

[rubah]

I haven't bought a book in a while. I guess it might be the last series of unfortunate events book.

I've gotten quite a few books off of bookmooch.com though, the latest one was a UK harry potter and the prisoner of azkaban paperback.

Right now I'm reading that, the second Dark Tower book, and Thud! by terry pratchett. Also a book by Christopher Pike.

I like to start books and not necessarily finish them xD.

Oh yeah, I'm in the middle of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance too!.

Don't expect me to be logged on for a couple days after July 21st.

Is it going to take you that long to recooperate? it couldn't possibly take that long to read!

[Rye]

I would be more concerned about logging on BEFORE the 21st, because I'm scared of surprise spoilers on the intertubes. :[

[rubah]

that kind of spoilers they arrest you for, rye because it means that you just thwarted scholastic and bloombury and those big publishing houses don't like that.

[Marluxiaswife]

I read my stories, and read me and my friends role play ones too

I like reading Manga, Pretear and Sailor Moon