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Stewart said:
AquaBlue, can you not just type the name of the book like everyone else? All these graphics affect the loading time of the page. :mad:


Anyway, my latest purchases, because I can't stop myself buying:
  • Selected Short Stories, Rabindranath Tagore
  • We, Yevgeny Zamyatin

I agrre with Stewart on this and I know we have asked before for it to stop and it was laughed off. I think of this thread as a quick way to glance through and see what people are buying and the pictures are too big, take awhile to scroll through and I don't want all my images turned off. There are several threads on book covers were it would be more appropriate for someone to share covers they like, for example http://www.bookandreader.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9044&highlight=book+covers
 
Ronny said:
I agrre with Stewart on this and I know we have asked before for it to stop and it was laughed off. I think of this thread as a quick way to glance through and see what people are buying and the pictures are too big, take awhile to scroll through and I don't want all my images turned off. There are several threads on book covers were it would be more appropriate for someone to share covers they like, for example http://www.bookandreader.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9044&highlight=book+covers
Double Ditto.:cool:
 
beer good said:
Bought "Lolita" today. See you in the Nabokov threads, I guess.
To quote Steffee, YAY!

BTW Steffee I wanted to ask you how you like The New York Trilogy. I haven't gotten to start it yet.
 
pontalba said:
BTW Steffee I wanted to ask you how you like The New York Trilogy. I haven't gotten to start it yet.
It's great! Verra (as you say, lol) weird though. Very Nabokovian, actually. Puzzling! :D
 
Didn't purchase had theses bought for me

Wolves eat Dogs - Martin Cruz Smith
Rose - Martin Cruz Smith
Next(boxset) - Jasper Fforde
The Historian - Elizabeth Kostova
Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakami
Short History of Tractors in Ukranian - Marina Lewycka
Aberystwyth Mon Amour - Malcolm Pryce
 
pontalba said:
Well!! That pulls it up in the stack.....:cool:
Ooh yay! Have read more now, finished the first part, and wow! It's tremendously weird! Never thought I would need to reread anything other than our Nabokov's, but I will.
 
steffee said:
pontalba said:
BTW Steffee I wanted to ask you how you like The New York Trilogy. I haven't gotten to start it yet.
It's great! Verra (as you say, lol) weird though. Very Nabokovian, actually. Puzzling! :D
"The New York Trilogy" is one of my favourite books. I must have read it three times. I think I'm starting to understand what it's about. :D Sounds like I'll like Nabokov too then...
 
beer good said:
"The New York Trilogy" is one of my favourite books. I must have read it three times. I think I'm starting to understand what it's about. :D Sounds like I'll like Nabokov too then...
Oh, I'm glad it's not just me!

But how could anyone not like Nabokov? That would be the true puzzle. :confused: ;)
 
Just purchased Eats, Shoots & Leaves by Lynne Truss. I had to get it after I saw the limited edition grammar repair kit.:D
 
I ordered A Scot's Quair by Lewis Grassic Gibbon from ebay earlier..for just $3.51, including shipping. Soon I'll be able to read....The Rest of the Story!

(Lucky for you guys I'm not computer savvy enough to post a picture)
 
Just because I couldn't resist (and I love the look of the Penguin Modern Classics) I had to buy a set of ten James Bond books:

  • Live And Let Die, Ian Fleming
  • Diamonds Are Forever, Ian Fleming
  • You Only Live Twice, Ian Fleming
  • Thunderball, Ian Fleming
  • Dr. No, Ian Fleming
  • Moonraker, Ian Fleming
  • From Russia With Love, Ian Fleming
  • On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Ian Fleming
  • Goldfinger, Ian Fleming
  • Casino Royale, Ian Fleming
 
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