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Recently finished If on a winter's night a traveler, which was really weird but quite good. Started reading Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep now, which I'm bloody loving.
Still reading Les Miserables too, but that's on the back burner for a while. |
House Rules-Jodi Picoult
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I am reading The Cupcake Cafe - Jenny Colgan.
Really enjoying it. There's nothing challenging about it whatsoever, but it's just a 'nice' book to read and sometimes that is very very necessary! |
one flew over the cuckoo's nest - ken kesey :D
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A Game of Thrones: Book One of Songs of Fire and Ice
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Finally getting around to reading The Hunger Games, I'm on the last book at the moment :)
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I loved this book too. Nice and easy going. :yeah: |
I can finally post something here that wouldn't be a Uni book...... Obernewtyn by Isobelle Carmody. =] It is amazing.
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I finished The Gargoyle by Andrew Davidson a few days ago and I would definitely reccomend it. The author is awesome. Of course there are graphic descriptions but if you can deal with that, totally worth reading. After that, I'm not sure I can ever find a book that will appease me.
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Reading Notes from a Small Island by Bill Bryson. It's interesting and funny, especially since a lot of the references are fairly outdated since it was written almost 20 years ago. Enjoying it.
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Started reading "Cut" by Cathy Glass today. First one of hers that I've read :)
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Finished The Girl Who Played With Fire, but I don't have the last book yet, so I started Sabriel by Garth Nix instead :)
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Recently finished Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? And bloody loved it. Favourite book I've read recently.
Now reading A Clockwork Orange - it's the kind of book I regret watching the film of before I saw the film, as all I can hear when I read the book is Malcolm McDowell's voice! But I like it - I understand Burgess' complaints when the book turned into film, as it visualises a lot of the subtle but smart violence. |
Mummy Told Me Not to Tell - Cathy Glass.
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Fortunes Rock- Anita Shreve
Sea Glass- Anita Shreve Light on Snow- Anita Shreve Both were beautifully written. I choose books that calm and occupy my mind without adding to the horrendous dreams and thoughts I struggle with. They might not be to everyones taste, but I find them just brilliant. |
I just read one called The Cut of Love, deals with self harm and psychosis, divorce and death.
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I'm reading Slaughterhouse Five
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