I was just flipping back at the pages and came across this book. I didn't actually read it but my teacher forced the class to watch the movie. Did you happen to watch the movie? The guy acts so funny.Originally Posted by Dagger Lee
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Currently reading the HitchHiker series by Douglas Adams... it is one roller coaster ride!!
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The 5 people you meet in heaven by Mitch Albom. its actually an extraordinary book though I did not enjoy reading it cause the weather was so hot.
Having problem starting the other book Tuesday with Morrie.
What do you guys think is the author trying to put across in ' The 5 people...'?
What is that single one lesson he is trying to convey?
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Bridget Jones 'The Edge of Reason'...so far..this novel is hilarious.Last edited by strawberry; 06-24-05 at 07:37 AM.
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the tale of the body thief by anne rice. it's book 4 in the vampire chronicles.
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The Accident by Elie Wiesel.
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Macbeth...b/c of school next year....i actually like it...i've already read it once in middle school but shakespeare isn't that bad to me
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After by Francine Prose.
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the warrior by claire delacroix
it's a romance so *shrug*
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The Divine Comedy by Dante.
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anyone else read these 2 books of Mitch? Originally Posted by strawberry
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I've read and watched Tuesdays with Morrie, and for some reason the book sounded more preachy than the movie. Originally Posted by strawberry
I started Five People You Meet in Heaven but never actually got around to finish it. But there's a movie made of it, I think like a year ago and it was on TV but I never caught the beginning or the end. At least I don't remember seeing the ending.
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Irish Born by Nora Roberts - a trilogy of born in fire, born in ice, and born in shame... three books in one
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I'm reading wad e young children is reading maybe aged fm 9 to 12 years old? Enid Blytons and R. L. Stine oso Christopher Pike. Hahaha... dun laugh wil ya bt i'm hearing e laughters already.
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No, i won't laugh at you. Enid blyton was my staple childhood reading. i am not sure what kids read now ...I suppose Harry Porter is the hottest. Originally Posted by xiaoshan
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Dan Brown's Da Vinci Code...after reading the beginning ..can't stoopppp
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I am currently reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms.
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A Great and Terrible Beauty - LB *yawn*
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Lord of the Shadows by Jennifer Fallon - pretty good ending for a very complicated trilogy
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