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ah yes, i've seen it in stores before. shame it was over $20

i really liked this book, even though i'm almost 17. it seemed kind of unrealistic at some points though.

oh dear. how i loathe v-day [and yes, even when i have a loved one]

i could understand what novella was explaining on the first page... but i wouldn't consider it art either. altho i must say, its a nice looking urinal

oh i read this book. it wasn't what i expected even though i didn't hear much about it to begin with. i found it rather interesting

hm, i need to get around to reading more of her books

anti-flag :: 20 years of Hell

hm, in elementry school there would be this thing where you'd read books under specfic genres, but you were able to go beyond. [this was a summer thing] i guess it was kind of a competition as to who read the most over the summer.

hah, i almost started reading another book yesterday... i had to stop myself =P

i'm curious too. but as someone mentioned before, perhaps she felt as if she couldn't "top" it.

i agree. i couldn't finish it, let alone get past a few chapters

oh man.. i read so many books at one time. i'm trying to stop but its taking a while to finish them all up. i have about 4 books just paused while i take turns reading about 3-4 other books. one of them is nonfiction and composed of short stories so that works... another two are short story...

oh hemingway. i still got Old Man and the Sea waiting for me. i read A Farewell to Arms in english class last year. i suppose its a good place to start

i suppose his other books are on my "to read" list, but i never get around to it

i read Neverwhere as an extra English bookreport in 9th grade over christmas break. i was surprised to like it alot. i actually want to reread it since i dont remember that much anymore =P

over 300 =P

hm i'd say start w/ the new realeases and the popular books. i never ask librarians such questions, but i've had many comment on the books i was taking out.

1. Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien ? oh man, i can't wait to see this.. 9. The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams i actually just returned that book today. didn't get past 4 chapters. meh, i just couldn't get into it. just my opinions

killer angels by Michael Shaara. i didn't like it b/c of the extent of war tactics =P i just got lost, and i had to read it before i learned about the civil war in detail

my sister vented about that book sooo much when she had to read it a few years ago. i'll probably end up reading it just to see what she was venting about