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It was in "East of Eden". I have read the dedication, but I never got as far as to actually reading the book. My first book by John Steinbeck, was also "Of Mice and Men", and I simply loved it. I'm reading "The Grapes of Wrath" at the moment, and after that one, I think I'll go for "East of...

Jostein Gaarder. :D

I'm studying too, but no government has paid my bills, my parents are though. :)

Hey, thanks.:D I hadn't heard about that site. Sounds cool. :)

Madame Bovary written by Gustave Flaubert. :D

Nowhere. :mad: Need to study. :eek:

I'm not telling what the last line is. :p It wouldn't have the same effect on you, as it would if you read the book yourself. Besides, I didn't read it in english, so there is no way I am going into any translations.:eek: It's of less than 100 pages, you would be able to get through it, in a...

Oh, that one I've read. :D What did you think of it?

Welcome Phedre, I see from your profile that you love animals. I don't. :p

OH, I hate the whole location thing on the profile, should also be one "box" asking for natonality, because if I wrote where I live, it wouldn't exactly tell where I'm from and blahblahblah...blahhhhhhh, which would only lead to misunderstandings and stuff, and people going around thinking I'm...

I knew you would ask! :D Nah, it was my first. I have read a few pages of "Love in the Time of Cholera" though, does that count? :o I guess not. To tell you the truth, I didn't get what the "message" or purpose of this book was, untill I came to the last few lines, which I found to be...

Descartes, huh?

"No One Writes to the Colonel" written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. The Colonel's final word was of a dimension of its own.

Vanilla Coke. Not my fault no one else liked it. :mad: No need to stop selling it!!! :mad: And it used to be a special type of fish, I miss it, they've stopped producing it too. :mad: I don't like this thread, brings up sad memories. :(

Why don't you read all the books Nicholas Sparks has written? :)

I hate numbers. :eek:

Hi sanyuja, welcome to this forum. :) My native country is your "neighbour country". :D

"The Grapes of Wrath" by John Steinbeck.

I just finished reading this book, and found it to be great. It made me think. However, I was wondering; had the entire world gone blind? Or was it just a country? If so, why didn't the other countries react?

Hey U! Welcome here. :D