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Besides "forcing" us to read a poetry book, my english teacher also requires that we read an American novel. It can be about anything, be it fantasy, science fiction, history fiction, whatever. Could anyone please recommend for me some good books? It would be easier if you can sort the books you...

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Are they American poetry books, or world poetry?

I have got to read a poetry book for my English class. Would you please recommend some good ones?

Tragedy is my favourite. Example: Hamlet. More example: The Stranger.

That's the advantage of being a kid. ;)

Theory of Knowledge for the IB Diploma by Richard van de Lagemaat Theory of Knowledge by Keith Lehrer Theory of Knowledge by Nicholas Alchin The Theory of Knowledge: Classic and Contemporary Readings by Louis P. Pojman General Theory of Knowledge (Library of Exact Philosophy) by Moritz...

My, my dad's, and my mom's, books can amount more than 20,000 books. We have an enormous library room with tall bookshelves containing many many books. It takes us a lot of time to collect them all. My father started collecting books in this library a long time before he married my mom! :)

Mathematical Mysteries by Calvin C. Clawson (CCC!) Mathematical Sorcery also by CCC The Scientists by John Gribbin

I read it for English. It was ok. Many schools banned it for its "inappropriate" contents though. For example, the word "nigger" was used in the novel.

Almost always one at a time. I hardly get into any emergency cases when I have to read many books at once--although it happens sometimes when I have various reading assignments from several classes. :)

5+ everyday (9+ on weekends) to read books and other sorts of writing online. :)

It's a very good book. I remember reading it in one sitting straight when I was 9. :)

That's the BEST philosophy novel I've ever read so far! I'd strongly recommend it. I'm pretty sure that I will want to learn Norwegian in university in order to just be able to read the novel again (in its original language, of course!).

I have the same thing lol! I read most books in just one sitting because of the syndrome! Kind of...crazily addicted but...oh well reading is fun! :)

I'm almost done with my Chemistry textbook. I've read 700 pages out of 1000 so far. Since I'm busy reading, I haven't posted a lot recently. I don't think I will have time to post much again until I finish the whole textbook. It's really fascinating. Anyone who loves Chemistry should read it...

I read AF when I was 7. It's a good read.

Relativity : The Special and the General Theory by Albert Einstein.

That is the most eccentric and stupid part of the series. I don't know the real cause of doing that--besides creating a mysterious facade. Also, his mentioning of Beatrice irritates me. There are chances that the author is mentally ill...But I'm not sure about that.

To learn and to become a bookworm. I would say reading is learning. The more you read the more you acquire knowledge. This is my sole purpose of reading plenty of books.