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hm that reminds me of when i'd get reactions from strangers over a band shirt/patch i'd be wearing. no one i see daily really comments on my books since they dont really.. read. only for school i suppose. i had conversations about stephen king when i was reading Carrie a few weeks ago. Fight...

i am reading Fight Club right now. at first i'd get annoyed since C.P doesn't clarify what location/thing he's describing until a chapter later or something sometimes.

my librarys fairly new; they have those beeper things too.. the type that they have in clothes stores. my school library has them as well

i was in walmart today and bought two stephen king books. i really liked Carrie so i thought i'd buy some more. The gunslinger Different Seasons i bought the Green Mile a few weeks ago.. i'm excited to read it

i didn't dismiss it b/c it takes thinking. genre books are just easier to read and generally funnier. i actually prefer movies that require thinking and i consider them entertainment.

i agree and disagree with you. literature kind of spoiled me. i couldn't bear to finish The Nanny Diaries b/c it simply didn't have any substance. it was entertaining and all, but it got old fast. i do love genre fiction though. its more for entertainment i suppose.

hahaha its the same for me

i certainly did. it made me feel as if i was reading a kiddy book

it's the same for me. i hate starting a new book though. most of the time i hate being introduced to new characters/settings.

hm, i can't really say that i do. my thoughts to linger often though. i guess i've just learned to pause reading or re-focus

right now i'm reading Carrie by Stephen King. it kind of sucks that i already know the plot/whats going to happen, but its a good read nonetheless - and quick.

i finished reading High Fidelity yesterday. i watched the movie twice before reading the book, but i actually still liked the book. it probably would've been better if i didn't know what would happen ahead of time right now i'm reading Carrie by Stephen King. i bought a copy of The Green...

i started reading Carrie by Stephen King last night and i'm about 80-90 pages in.. i actually really like it, even though i pretty much know the plot/ending. [thank you pop culture] i also bought The Green Mile yesterday in walmart.. only $4, and i like the plot

these are the ones i can think off of the top of my head 1. catcher in the rye 2. to kill a mockingbird 3. the jungle 4. a farewell to arms 5. the great gatsby 6. the perks of being a wallflower 7. virgin suicides 8. all my sons (well, its a play..) 9. girl, interrupted 10. who...

75-100? wow.. the public library in my old town didn't like me. well, i didn't like them either. :p to fucking loud and gossipy and they'd take out the popular books out for themselves/familes. they weren't to good at their job either. once they put a book my sister checked in away, and they...

i never got past the first or second one. i dont even remember anymore. i guess it was too depressing for me.

hahaha.. that penquins adorable

i borrow books. well, i started to again. the public library is a good 30 min drive one way, but its new and nice and well stocked in my opinion. my school library's already. i was surprised actually on friday b/c i did find a lot of good books. i just dont take full advantage of it since i have...

i gravitate towards shorter books lately just b/c of time. but for the longest time i loved long books b/c i used to get really attached to the story. i dont really like buying short books for that reason, they seem almost like a waste of money. ironically i bought a copy of The Fountainhead for...

i guess in a sense i'm constantly talking to myself in my mind. i write in all of these journals, both offline and online.. recently i was writing on a piece of paper in class out of boredom, and i started off saying something "well, time to talk to myself again"