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Recent content by smarie8691

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    Nothing.

    Nothing.
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    Charles Dubow: Indiscretion

    Well I guess this book isn't for everyone. I just really enjoyed it and wanted to share it on here in case anyone heard of it or read it.
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    Charles Dubow: Indiscretion

    I placed it on hold in the library, ok? I bet, by the time I get it, you will be done and onto the next one. However, I will read it and while reading it, try to get a discussion going with you.
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    May 2013: Kathryn Stockett, The Help

    That is incredible to hear individuals stories on determination and going through triumph. It helps re-evaluate your own outlook on life.
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    May 2013: Kathryn Stockett, The Help

    Very true. I understand what you mean. I have noticed that even Blacks will stereotype other Blacks which makes it a very vicious cycle. Very interesting to hear the more immigrant side of the story as well.
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    What Jane Austen book should I start with?

    Thank you, I think I will try Pride and Prejudice instead.
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    Wilbur Smith: The Leopard hunts in Darkness

    I looked it up, it sounds interesting. Is it confusing?
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    BOTM: Theme Suggestions

    I second that!
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    Charles Dubow: Indiscretion

    I didn't mean to say I read it fast for anyone to assume I was showing off. I only meant that it was so good that I couldn't put it down. You are seriously going to put down every book I have read so far, aren't you? Well, since my books aren't up to par with you, what do YOU suggest I read...
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    Patricia McCormick: Sold

    I assuming you mean the one I am talking about, right? It is called Sold by Patricia McCormick. It was amazing. :)
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    May 2013: Kathryn Stockett, The Help

    Very similarily, that was how I viewed it! Like you said, it was a way of life. But hey, not everything is everyone's cup of tea. That is interesting about your own life connection with the book. I can see that making much more sense to you personally since you encountered it face to face. The...
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    What Jane Austen book should I start with?

    I started with Emma. Thanks.
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    What Jane Austen book should I start with?

    Definitely wasn't like Shakespeare. No I know it was. I meant in the aspect of comprehension, not the actual language. I didn't mean in the actually way it was written i.e. iambic pentameter, soliloquies, etc. I meant difficult to comprehend when first reading it since it isn't written the same...
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    What Jane Austen book should I start with?

    Started reading it, definitely wasn't.
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    Patricia McCormick: Sold

    I guess so, huh? Well, to each their own again (haha). I am open to any new books, but it seems that each character I end up reading about tends to be female. Maybe I relate more to them (haha). HOWEVER, this might be strange, but I enjoy reading books that are written by the opposite sex about...
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