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HermioneWeasley

HermioneWeasley

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what are the books that you want to read? here is my very long list:

-pride and prejudice
-something wicked this way comes
-emma-jane austen
-jane eyre
-aremis fowl
-in the time of the butterflies
-anne of green gables
-katherine called birdy
-moby dick
-the book of merlin
-the old man and the sea
-les miserables
-queen margot
-20 years after
-war of the worlds
-le more d'arthur
-lord of the flies
-the witches
-great expectations
-the scarlet leter
-the tales of desperaus
-a tale of 2 cities
-the dark queen
-black beauty
-i capture the castle
-skeleton key
-vanity fair
-persuasion



someo f these i've just heard of, and some of these i may read in a couple of years when i'm oldr. what books are on your to read list?

someimtes it's fun to read books on reading lists and sea how many youv'e read. someo fthese books were found on reading lists, although when i look at reading lits i'm already reading, have read, or about to read most of the books on there.
 
here's more:

1984
paradise lost
philippa gregory books
wheel of time series
the belagridad
the portrait of dorian gray
if on a night a traveler
pigs in heaven
witch child
chrestomanci series
da vinci code
angels and demons
 
the galactic alighnment
eragon
eldest
the name of the rose
keys ot the kingdom
river god
the virgin's lover
the tory game
destoryer godess(?)
femme fatale
 
My constantly changing list:

Alas, Babylon Pat Frank
The Beach Alex Garland
The Brothers Karamazov Fyodor Dostoevsky
Cryptonomicon Neal Stephenson
Dracula Bram Stoker
Earth Abides George R. Stewart
Fight Club Chuck Palahniuk
Ghostwritten David Mitchell
Gone With the Wind Margaret Mitchell
The Historian Elizabeth Kostova
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Douglas Adams
The Illuminatus Trilogy Robert Shea
Interview with the Vampire Anne Rice
Lolita Vladimir Nabokov
Mercy Among the Children David Adams Richards
The Remains of the Day Kazuo Ishiguro
Sarum Edward Rutherford
The Sea John Banville
Shogun James Clavell
Sight Unseen Robert Goddard
Tales of the South Pacific James Michener
The Three Musketeers Alexandre Dumas
The Way the Crow Flies Ann-Marie McDonald
World Without End Ken Follett
 
hey hermione....you scare me.:p

there was a thread of the top five books on your reading list somewhere. look for it.

but, if its more than five you want, heres mine.

The Fountainhead
Tropic of Cancer
The Losers' Club
A Confederacy of Dunces
The Wanting Seed
Battle Royale
The Three Musketeers
Wild Animus
Hairstyles of the Damned
Cat's Cradle

.....and many mooooooore!:)
 
My TBR list currently contains 191 titles (I have numbered the list to make it a bit easier to keep track of the length of the list). And that's rather modest compared to some of the lists that other people have on this forum :D
 
Quite the list MonkeyCatcher.:eek:


I keep mine pretty simple compared to that.

*The Grapes of Wrath(finishing this up currently as I took an extended break)
*Atlantis Found(Just bought it, it beckons me daily)
*A Farewell to Arms
*Germinal(I need to re-read this one, hopefully by summer)
 
MonkeyCatcher said:
And that's rather modest compared to some of the lists that other people have on this forum :D
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I've got hundreds (if not thousands). I've got a ton at home, some at my moms and over a hundred that I just can't afford to buy. I've been swapping books online to obtain some of them, but it's a long road...
 
My to be read list a Word document several pages long. I'll put a couple of them here though..

The Life of Pi: Yann Martel
Montana 1948: Larry Watson
Lucky You: Carl Hiassen
Lord of the Flies: William Golding
The Kite Runner: Khaled Hosseini
Fahrenheit 451: Ray Bradbury
Death’s Acre: William Bass
In Search of April Raintree: Beatrice Mosionier
The Constant Gardener: John Le Carre
City of Falling Angels: John Berendt
Freakonomics: Steven D. Levitt
A Thousand and One Night: Haddawy Hussein
Sundown Towns: James W. Loewen
Bound for Canaan - The Underground Railroad and the War for the Soul of
America : Fergus Bordewich
The Communion: Whitley Strieber
WE: Yevgeny Zamyatin
The Crucible: Arthur Miller
Rasputins Daughter: Robert Alexander
The Making of the Atomic Bomb: Richard Rhodes
The Spirit Catches you and You Fall down: Anne Fadiman
The Professor and the Madman: Simon Winchester

That is just part of my list. Though once I actually get into the store there are usually other things I will find while I'm there. :D
 
wow, thousands? i haen't numbered mine, but i have some more titles i forgot to add, so mine is probably, like,, 200! there are just so many good books!

two of you mentioned the 3 musketeers. i've read the three musketters and it's grat, rad it soon! i also suggest the count of monte cristo by the same author, it's a wonderful book!

i know one of you mentioned the hitchhiker's guide, i've read the first 3 books in that series, afterwards it gets kinda boring..

i'd have to say i agree with some other books you guys have and i should add them to my list!
 
I haven't tried to make a list. I feel that if I do, I'd have to follow it. I never know what I might feel like reading. So I try to keep it more a mystery when I go searching through my piles of books.

But I've seen some interesting ones posted that I might check out.
 
i didn't try to make a list, but there are just so many books i wwant to read that if i dont' keep them in a list i won't remember them, and if i didn't read them i;d probably miss out on a lot!
 
HermioneWeasley said:
i didn't try to make a list, but there are just so many books i wwant to read that if i dont' keep them in a list i won't remember them, and if i didn't read them i;d probably miss out on a lot!
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Something Wicked This Way Comes would be a good one to read. It's by Ray Bradbury right? I also wouldn't mind trying Eldest. That's a series right??
 
Sword of Shannara - Terry Brooks
A Game of Thrones - George R.R. Martin
Dragonbone Chair - Tad Williams
HP and the Half Blood Prince - J. K. Rowling
Streams of Silver - R. A. Salvatore
Demon Awakens - R. A. Salvatore
Interview with the Vampire - Anne Rice
 
There are over 600 titles on my TBR list, so I won't even attempt to post them here. But I will post those books I actually have in my possession, waiting on my nightstand/bookcase to be read.
The historian : a novel -Elizabeth Kostova (currently reading)
Extremely loud & incredibly close - Jonathan Safran Foer
How to study : use your personal learning style to help you succeed when it counts - Gail Wood
Horror : the 100 best books - edited by Steve Jones and Kim Newman
Granny D : walking across America in my ninetieth year - Doris Haddock with Dennis Burke
Secrets of lost empires : reconstructing the glories of ages past - Michael Barnes ... [et al.]
The cider house rules - John Irving
The tipping point : how little things can make a big difference - Malcolm Gladwell
Black hole - Charles Burns
Blink : the power of thinking without thinking - Malcolm Gladwell

I may not read them in this exact order, though, this is just the order in which they are due back at the library.
 
I have a few on my TBR list that I want to read soon...the others are in the future reads;)

Weekend Warriors by Fern Michaels
Payback by Fern Michaels
The Way the Crow FLies by Ann-Marie MacDonald
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova

This is the order I hope to follow for now...the last 2 will prolly take me awhile as they are HUGE books...lol
 
I've never had a list, my attention spam isn't that great so I just read whatever subject I'm into at the moment. considering I like many many things it changes constantly lol:p
 
ok, more:

interview with the vampire
the claudi journals
Rasputins Daughter
Other books by Alexandre Dumas

and others that i keep forgetting! urgh!
 
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