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What are you reading?
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Just finished The Neverending Story by Michael Ende(which, by the way, I find the most amazing irony of all time 
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Anyway, what a ******* ride of a book, man! I knew it was a classic, I just never imagined that so much stuff could spill out of a dude's head... Fantastic work,
)Anyway, what a ******* ride of a book, man! I knew it was a classic, I just never imagined that so much stuff could spill out of a dude's head... Fantastic work,
I read The Five People You Meet in Heaven a month or so ago, great read. Then I read a few chapters of Sam Harris' "End of Faith", but got pretty bored of it after a few chapters.
I'm now almost finished reading Bret Hart's autobiography, "Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling"... A must-read for any previous or current wrestling fan, gives such an insight on what goes on backstage. Although at times I feel as if Bret's just trying too hard to make himself look like the good guy in every situation he's experienced. Either way, fantastic read.
I'm now almost finished reading Bret Hart's autobiography, "Hitman: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Wrestling"... A must-read for any previous or current wrestling fan, gives such an insight on what goes on backstage. Although at times I feel as if Bret's just trying too hard to make himself look like the good guy in every situation he's experienced. Either way, fantastic read.
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The artist formerly known as ronnifan9
Inquieta Compañía by Carlos Fuentes
Fncken luuuved it. Fuentes is regarded as one of if not the best storytellers that Mexico has given birth to, so I personally recommend his literature.
Fncken luuuved it. Fuentes is regarded as one of if not the best storytellers that Mexico has given birth to, so I personally recommend his literature.
hot_player7
Youth Team
I just been invited by my friend to join shelfari..Any body in that ebook store also?
ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
Just read Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs by Chuck Klosterman. Really good, I recommend it. I'm also half way through The Idiot by Dostoevsky. Ehhhh, it's not anywhere near as interesting as his other stuff I've read.
Next on my list is The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov. Those Russians can really write, I tell ya!
Next on my list is The Master and Margarita by Bulgakov. Those Russians can really write, I tell ya!
ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
Mandieta6;2698611 said:
It didn't really. I started reading about 10 days ago and got halfway through and then picked up another book. I see it on all of these lists of great novels, and I absolutely love Dostoevsky, but eventually I just started to think "when is this going to be about something I care about." I can only deal idle society chatter for so long. I have a feeling the second half will be a little better, but who knows.
Just finished The Last Templar by Raymond Khoury. Interesting storyline, keeps you hooked. My only problem with it was that whatever twist Khoury threw at us came way too early... It's like once you've read half the book, you already know who everyone is and what they've done and plan to the do and you just kind of read on to confirm what you expect.
And I'm currently downloading the TV miniseries that was created for it.
And I'm currently downloading the TV miniseries that was created for it.
ShiftyPowers
Make America Great Again
theo;2705192 said:currently reading The Brothers Karamazov by Dostoevsky, I really enjoy it.
Awesome book. I read it in 2 days because I had nothing else to do, and liked it so much.