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white oleander by janet fitch. i recommend that book whenever i can just b/c i loved it so damn much =)

the virgin suicides you can't go wrong with the virgin suicides. five sisters who all end up killing themselves

i was actually thinking about that today. i guess i buy books that i know i'll love and want to re-read later on. some are just impulse buys. some i buy b/c i couldn't find them in the library. with library books, its mostly impulses, or if i'm not sure if i'll even like the book. i've taken...

ah, the fountainhead. i bought it over the summer b/c it was on sale [$3 =D] but i can't seem to completely get into it.. i keep pausing. i still haven't gotten past Chapter 10.. one of these days.. one of these days

of course there is. so many artists/writers have had these troubles. i guess its a source of inspiration. i was trying to get over a bout with depression i had in the beginning of the summer, and i was thinking how misery is my muse

i guess it depends if people read to be entertained, or read more in depth

hmm yeh i was disappointed when the copys i saw didn't have said dictionary.. i checked =P

hm, i'm glad to hear that then =)

sorry, i just joined today

hmm i dont really know. maybe thats why im reading around 7 books right now. i just stop and come across another one for a while.. i guess it depends if i bought the book ahead of time and really wanted to read it

i started reading da vinci code and stopped when i heard that angels and demons is like.. a prelude or w/e the term is. i'd read angels and demons first

i always recommend White Olender by Janet Fitch whenever i can :)

i own so many of those.. i really had a phase. i remember being made fun of it before they became really popular. i haven't read any other them in years though... they probably have a book for college students.. i liked the teenager ones

it reminds me of a story my AP european history teacher told our class. every class has to read the excerpt from praises of folly by erasmus... and one guy said how he can't b/c its against his religion.. catholics have the index of forbidden books... he actually got away with it since my...

lol aye.. i love that smell too. i remember actually shoving the book in my face when i was younger to smell said smell =P

yeeep. i try to do the same.

we had to read a book from the school library 3 days out of the school week in my 10th grade english class.. my english teacher had a 30 or 35 page rule

i wish i would've kept inventory.. i know i've tried and failed.

haha yeh.. i remember thinking that in a farewell to arms. it basically evolved around sex. my boyfriend at the time asked me if they describe it after i told him that its basically about a couple who screws each other alot.. and im like.. "no, its just implyed" "modern" literature is...

yeeep. the church has really gotten into it. i think the new pope doesn't like harry potter either.