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There's a lot of good Norwegian writers, but I don't know how many books are translated into other languages. I tried searching for some on Amazon.com, but the outcome was bleak. Anyway, for the ones knowing Norwegian, Swedish or Danish I'll mention some authors and books, since the...

Thank you for all the great ideas. I will give them to the rest of the council. They will surely appreciate them. About the chocolate, though, abe. I don't know about teenagers from the rest of the world, but at the very bottom of Norway, they behave like monkeys. The books will look highly...

I'm in a library council, and I am trying to make the students more interested in litterature. The ideas I have so far: A suggestion box Having a poster with the book of the month Print a chapter and give them to the students. When they are in class they are bored anyway, and when they...

For you who have actually read this book; John Gray gives us a lot of advice - advice that is actually giving some sense - about how to understand the opposite sex. My question is, is this book starting to get old? Are the advice he gives outdated? Do the things he tell you to do...

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Audiobooks aren't cheating at all. It's just a simpler way for the nerd on the go. I spend a lot of my time on the bus, because I live 4 hours away from home and I travel home to my parents a lot, so Audiobooks are ideal. I didn't know enjoying litterature was a contest.

I would have to say Karl Marx. I've started it twice, but never finished it. I've cheated, though, read the ending, but it doesn't make sense. Marx makes the rules, and Marx says "YOU HAVE TO READ THE WHOLE DARN BOOK, WOMAN". Marx is the man.

\m/!! Currently trying to find a platform for Linux so I can play Monkey Island on my linux box. If I don't find it soon, I will be forced to adapt to Windows again.

Life of Pi by Yann Martel.