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Wow, it's beautiful there. Great pictures direstraits. Thank you for sharing. :)

Hey MiniBix! Welcome here. :D Have you read Khemiri's novel "Ett öga rött"? Just curious. :)

I've heard of "Norwegian Wood". I was just wondering, why did he title it "Norwegian Wood"? Do you think you can answer that without giving away much of the story, since I might read it. I don't understand why Norwegian wood would play such an important role in a book.:rolleyes:

This reminds me of "El Patito Feo". :D I tried learning Spanish at my own, after having learned it 3 years at college. But I kind of gave up, think I'll start again, especially after having read all the great advices at "learning German"-thread. :)

"The Da Vinci Code". And I'm not saying "Jane Eyre" is a bad book or anything, but I have tried reading it twice and both times I didn't make it to the end. So I think I'll have to start over again some day... again. namedjour, you didn't like "Great Expectations"??? I didn't like it much...

Hehe, good one, hay! ;)

Cathy C, that's great news! :D I'm happy for you. Congratualtions! :)

Which one is the first one? I might give it a try. :D

I have also read "Veronia Decides to Die". In fact that's the only book I've read by Coelho, and I didn't like it much.

Happy Birthday cajunmama! :D

I bought two books today: "Fortunata and Jacinta" by Benito Perez Galdos "The Princess of Cleves" by Madame De Lafayette Got 'em cheap! :D I nearly bought a Swedish book. :o After reading an article about it, I was sold. I don't want to wait for it to come out in Norwegian, that...

I ONLY got 95 books. *cry* I read when I am actually supposed to be studying, which is a very very very bad thing.

You're welcome. :D

I am having philosophy at uni this semester, and I must confess, I really hate Immanuel Kant, it's difficult to really get him. He drives me nuts. I don't like Galilei either. Hume is a lot of fun though, I am not sure if I think that because of what I've read about him, or because the Professor...

I looked it up, and apparently Dag means day on Norse (the language the vikings spoke).

Dag means day here. It's also used as a name on boys.

I agree Infinity, the ending surprised me, I didn't expect anything like that, and it was very touching. I'm glad he stopped it there.

Welcome Ceili! :)

Yes, I do. :) Haven't meet him though, my sister has, so she got a signed copy of "Sophie's World". I tried reading "Maya" last summer, but never got far, think I'll give it a try again next summer. ;) Let me know what you think of "The Solitaire Mystery", when you come to read it. :)

Welcome Isis. :D