Finished Call of Cthulhu ordered The Necronomicon today, should be interesting
Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
I'm reading The Vampire Armand at the moment... It's not really child friendly, but it's better than The Body Thief.
~The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice~
Hi there!
Here have a bunny,
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It's a very nice bunny and all it wants is a hug
I don’t care if you’re black, white, straight, bisexual, gay, lesbian, short, tall, fat, skinny, rich or poor. If you’re nice to me, I’ll be nice to you. Simple as that.
-Eminem
I love this book sooo much! I've been reading it on my breaks at work and in my spare time around the house and each page I just want to keep reading. Story has gone where I didn't think it would and I love it.
I also love how it's written differently than most books due to the fact the narrator has aspergers syndrome, which my nephew has. It's helping me understand it more which is great. =)
I think I'll be reading more of the authors work in future. ^_^
Lesbian Crushes & Bulimia: A Diary on how I acquired my eating disorder - Natasha Holme.
Its free on Kindle at the moment. The account of her descent into full on bulimia is mesmerising, I think many on RYL will be able to relate in some part.
I just downloaded this, it was $1.22 but thats nothing for a book. I'll let you know if I like it.
I just finished reading Sugar Rush by Julie Birchill, on the sequel, Sweet, now.
Take me away, I just want out from this self-imprisoned self-made Hell. Don't be surprsed, this is your mind coming to life by self-sacrifice. This tragedy of death will walk hand in hand with every thought of regret. Blame yourself for what you've become. The mind is a powerful thing set to self-destruct.
~I, Dementia - Whitechapel~
I sat down and decided the other day that I have far too many books in my house, and most of them i havent read. So I'm not buying any more books until I have read at least most of them, and then at the end of the year I'm going to by myself a kindle, and give some of my books to a charity shop (I'm going to keep my favourite books though :p )
I'm currently reading The Exorcist, its brilliant!
I'm a-readin' Freedom by Jonathan Franzen. It was recommended by a few friends so I finally caved and bought it.
I've just finished Fahrenheit-451 which was possibly one of the best books I've ever read so felt that any further book would face stiff competition. This one seems to be really quite good (and thankfully different) though.
Next on my list is probably either a Cormac McCarthy book (as I bought two for £5 yesterday!) or Dune by Frank Herbert, depending on how I feel after this.
