The Origin of Species.
Journey To The West. It is so much better than the television adaptation that I saw a few episodes of (The Monkey King-Qust For The Sutra).
im readin "to kill a mocking bird"....n i dont wanna read it anymore!!!!god help me plzzzz.....
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The Monkey King - Quest for the Sutra isn't a good adaption since I think they changed a lot of things. You should watch the Dicky Cheung version or Benny Chan.Originally Posted by Dagger Lee
dickys one is better than bennys!!!Originally Posted by TommyH
Ha! The English class below us is reading that, and apparently it's very boring... I can never understand it. Whatever book I think is good, everyone else reckons is bad. Like when I read Lord of the Flies - and loved it - and everyone else was like IT WAS SO BORING. I just don't get it.Originally Posted by mini_mouse
History repeats itself. Historians simply repeat each other.
I HAD to read too, luckily I managed to cheat myself out of reading it by getting sparknotes.
So far I currently reading the Dragonlance chronciles by Maragret Weis and Tracy Hiecksman it is actually pretty good but just too many books to read all together.
If you started, you must finished.
If you do it, you must give it all.
im readin it for english too n whenever i read it, i fall asleep but da teacher keeps on sayin dat its sooo good...n everyones on like chapter 4 but im still on p. 12Originally Posted by moonlight-sonata
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I'm halfway through Daniel Dennett's 'Breaking the Spell: Religion as a Natural Phenomenon'.
Nice book. Any thoughts?Originally Posted by chuy605
i actually startin to like this book nowOriginally Posted by mini_mouse
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it was sooooooo borin in da 1st chapter but its gettin better now
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Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. I find it rather boring, no offense to those who like it.
it gets better though. We watched the film too, and it was in black and white. I was talking to my friend about how it was black and white, which was really weird, and she said, "it was in blak and white? Really?" She thought it was just dodgy lightingOriginally Posted by mini_mouse
Anyway, curently reading the Taming of the shrew... sigh... such sad portrayal of women
Any one read "the Scholars" by Wu Ching-Tzu??
Read the original Journey To The West, by Wu Cheng'En. You will find that there are soooo much other events that was not in the TV series. There are 4 book in a set. I'm now on the 3rd book. There are soo much interesting stuff that I never knew, until i read them.Originally Posted by Dagger Lee
I also love the 1980's TV series, it was the shit, and it's so funny too. Even though, the graphic was weak, the stories was really good.
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The Alchemist by Paulo Cohelio
...I cannot be as good as I would like to be,
nor as bad as I think I need to be...
" Most of the time, half of the truth Lies"
After four years of required readings in university, I'm taking a break from 'scholarly literature' ... and I'm reading 'The Undomestic Goddess' by Sophie Kinsella. Chick lit at its best.![]()
*-._.-*-._.-* carpe diem *-._.-*-._.-*
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the prophet by Kahlil Gibran
Memoirs of a Geisha, Arthur Golden
History repeats itself. Historians simply repeat each other.
trying to read don quixote but reading vogue instead.![]()
nytimes: Every hr you have 10 minutes where you’re not doing anything productive at work, & you can’t look at porn. So you make a comment & fulfill this desire to show yourself off as a smarty-pants.