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Darkally Member	posted August 27, 2003 06:51 AM Stephen King's The Drawing of the Three
vacalicious Member	posted August 27, 2003 10:03 AM for our High School Senior AP English class, I have to read... The Wind in the Willows It's a freakin children's book. It has pictures! I should not be reading any book that when you turn the page there's a picture of a rat and a mole in a row boat! Maybe I'm missing something here. Is it some sort of an allegory? Is this like Animal Farm? Someone help me out here, I can't take this book for much longer. __________________ AIM Screen name: Vacalicious9 343 Tims encounting, always want more, 'cept no 7th ed ones! Oh yeah, and I already know how much my typing/spelling blows.
l)ark-Side- Member	posted August 27, 2003 12:40 PM Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury This book is so wierd. It started off ith a fireman who liked to burn books....then it just got wierder... __________________ Welcome to the \|)ark-Side-.
magic_crazy Member	posted August 27, 2003 01:36 PM I'm kind of reading two books at once, one for school and another for enjoyment. Certifiably Insane by Arthur W. Bahr Softly Walks the Beast by Thomas O'D. Hunter __________________ <3 Kelli
Goaswerfraiejen Member	posted August 27, 2003 05:11 PM vacalicious: That's ok, I'd read the books for my AP English course at LEAST two years before. I didn't really catch anything new when I had to re-read them. But Heart Of Darkness was pretty awesome nonetheless. __________________ Evil-doers! Cower in fright for I am the one, the only...um. Psst! Mat! What was that name again? Michel, Justin, Jaime, Alex: We Are the Whale Watchers "Glistening Mound of Flesh = not Bacon?" Hail to M+A3 RIP-Ari. Goas,turk,kluks,myk,stat,thesi,nik,rj,&wild: 666 cRüE! Member of MOTLCSA
MasterWolf Member	posted August 27, 2003 05:38 PM Just finished Naked Empire.
Trotters Traders Member	posted August 27, 2003 06:14 PM Just re-reading Maggie Furey's "The Artefacts Of Power" set then I'll probably re-read William Shatner's Star Trek" books again __________________ Raving Mad Brit: but you wouldn't bend over and say "greese me up baby" RigorMortis004: yea...something like that ...I can get men, but not women...butt thanks Magicman_rj
kryptic13 Member	posted August 27, 2003 08:27 PM just finished Shadow of a Dark Queen, and am about halfway through the second book, can't remember the name right off hand...raymond feist is a much better writer than i thought...never picked up his stuff before a friend of mine turned me on to him, and now i can't put them down when i pick them up __________________ Nine they were, under the three moons, Under the Autumn Twilight; As the world declined, they arose, Into the heart of the story. My father used to say, "I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him." Well, I believe in God, and the only thing that scares me, is Kaiser Suze.
simoun Member	posted August 27, 2003 08:29 PM I never read before last week when i bought the Lord of the ring trilogy .. and now im reading the 2 tower .. and i see that some part of the book are missing in the movie
Tha Gunslinga Moderator	posted August 27, 2003 10:01 PM Just finished a collection of the Chronicles of Amber, by Roger Zelazny. Fascinating stuff. Also finished the latest issue of Mother Jones magazine. __________________ Hate list: America Bush the rest of the US gov't genetically modified food corporations advertising television polluters basically humanity in general Get the picture?
tactinfusion2 Member	posted August 27, 2003 10:20 PM "Ghosts: True Encounters With The World Beyond" by Hans Holzer __________________ AIM: tactinfusion2 Email: tactinfusion2@aol.com i collect ::Goblin Trenches::sell em to me! $.75 each! ::Firebolt::$.10 each! ::Blazing Salvo::$.10 each! hMm..dunnO..
Fredrik Haugen Member	posted August 28, 2003 10:19 AM J.K Rwnling - Harry Potter, Order of the Pheonix [b]Actually I finished it yesterday[/i] I am continuing on Who, Was, Were WW-II
kali64 Member	posted August 28, 2003 04:37 PM "The Turning Point" by Fritjof Capra __________________ AIM - Mr Bloody Minded My Ebay Items
teroknorevents Member	posted August 31, 2003 05:18 PM Star Trek: DS9: Millenium (by Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens) __________________ The Admiral Terok Nor Events, Inc. teroknorevents@hotmail.com Any trade offers expressed herein become automatically null and void after 24 hours from time of posting if no contact made.
BoneShredder Member	posted September 01, 2003 07:45 PM Over this past week, I either read completely or finished: Rashomon and other stories, Ryunosuke Akutagawa 3001: The Final Odyssey, Arthur C. Clarke Watch For Me On The Mountain, Forrest Carter Vittorio the Vampire, Anne Rice American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis God Emperor of Dune, Frank Herbert I just started The Color of Magic, by Terry Pratchett, and will be doing some more book shopping fairly soon. __________________ PLEASE REPORT RULES VIOLATIONS!!! voice from beyond the grave Thank u... - magic_crazy James and the Bluejay Rotten Tomatoes [Edited 1 times, lastly by BoneShredder on September 01, 2003]
puregoblinboy47 Member	posted September 01, 2003 07:56 PM Just finished Macbeth, and am starting Airport.
The Magic Dude Member	posted September 01, 2003 10:51 PM Started on Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children, and will be reading HHGTTG soon again. __________________ Rest in peace, Ari. The Poetry Post
SerraBanger Member	posted September 02, 2003 12:50 PM quote: Originally posted by BoneShredder: Over this past week, I either read completely or finished: American Psycho, Bret Easton Ellis Did you like it...? That book's one of my very favorites Over the weekend I finished Clive Barker's "The Inhuman Condition".. I just loved it. The best story is "the body politic", a story about two hands who decide to form a revolution and free themselves from their body (with knives ). Pretty scary stuff Then I went out and bought a couple of used Roald Dahl's children's books.. "the Witches" and "the B.F.G.". I just can't seem to get enough Roald Dahl for the moment. __________________ When you think 8th foils, think- SerraBanger He wants 'em! COFFEE- bittersweet, delicious.. speed up my heart, make me happy.
Dragonfreak Member	posted September 02, 2003 01:09 PM Nieuw Natuurkundig Wetenschapsboek :P Great stuff to fall asleep with right now. __________________ uhm.. that was it.
BoneShredder Member	posted September 02, 2003 03:52 PM POSSIBLE SPOILER ALERT!!! quote: Originally posted by SerraBanger: Did you like it...? That book's one of my very favorites It's...interesting to say the least. I had seen the movie about a week before buying the book (great movie, BTW) and polished it off in two days. The book, I think, makes Bateman's psychosis even more of a mystery than the movie does, and the constant bombardment with the decadence of their lifestyle really gets to be deadening after a while, so it's easy to see how someone could go insane in that atmosphere. It's definitely one of the sickest books I can remember reading. My only complaint is that there's really no ending to the book. It just stops and feels like there's something more that maybe needs to be said...but then, that may have been what Ellis intended. shrug __________________ PLEASE REPORT RULES VIOLATIONS!!! voice from beyond the grave Thank u... - magic_crazy James and the Bluejay Rotten Tomatoes
jbug23 Member	posted September 03, 2003 12:07 AM tao of physics/ cosmic trigger vol. 1 __________________ send me your Lab Rats!!!
bel_riose Member	posted September 03, 2003 05:47 AM quote: Originally posted by simoun: I never read before last week when i bought the Lord of the ring trilogy .. and now im reading the 2 tower .. and i see that some part of the book are missing in the movie yes, maybe 1000 pages... i've read it 3 times!
bel_riose Member	posted September 03, 2003 05:53 AM peter f. hamilton the reality dysfunction trilogy very scifi
WH40K Member	posted September 03, 2003 04:23 PM M:TG Scourge M:TG Planeshift LotR: RotK Area 51: The Grail If you have pre-invasion block books, ill trade for em, LMK __________________ msn messenger: wilson_castaway@hotmail.com(dont email me here!!!) aim: PsychoKabob My balogna has a first name its A-D-O-L-F, My balogna has a 2nd name, Its H-I-T-L-E-R, I like to eat it every day and if you ask me why ill saaaaaaaay...meh...im not telling. [Edited 1 times, lastly by WH40K on September 03, 2003]
evilempire22 Member	posted September 03, 2003 05:31 PM The End of Work, by Rifkin --Evil __________________ The angle of my dangle is inversly proportional to the heat of my meat Keep a great thing alive-Sign your toploaders --GAB Vice Admiral Evilempire22 of Diamond Team --1st for most refs in Minnesota --7th for most refs on MOTL

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