What are you currently reading?

[LokoFan444]

Terry Gudkaind-The Second rule wizard (audiobook)

 

[Solaris]

Jakub Ćwiek - "Kłamca" ("Liar"). It's a collection of fantasy stories. The main character that combines all stories is a christianized Nordic god of lies - Loki.

 

[HabaHaba]

The Band That Played On - Steve Turner

 

[artdeco]

*The common good* by Noam Chomsky for exams....but really enjoying it!!!!!!

 

[Sahistul]

"The general in his maze" by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.

 

[r3gg13]

Reading linguistics and anthropology related scholarly articles, they're so dry and boring. Ughhh. I like my French lit better

 

[seb89]

"Entre les murs" by François Bégaudeau

 

[Stargazer]

Currently reading "Dead In The Family" by Charlaine Harris!

Book number 10 in the Southern Vampire Mysteries/True Blood series. I've been re-reading the whole series again from the start while waiting for True Blood season 4 to start and also to have it fresh in mind before reading book 11 for the first time, which I will do once I'm done with this one. Can't wait!

 

[Stella]

great book....

 

[Isabella]

^ Yeah, great book I looove Dostoyevsky

*The common good* by Noam Chomsky for exams....but really enjoying it!!!!!!

Hate it

 

[Stella]

Yes,I learn many things from him+ he is such an amazing psychologist!
I loved Twilight Saga-it's easy,funny,and a beautiful love story

 

[Sahistul]

Black hair, blue eyes by Marguerite Duras

 

[JackBauer]

Not the best ever, but i liked it

 

[Stella]

I love Wuthering heights...I was sorry for Heathcliff and Catherine ...but at least there is a happy ending

 

[No Name]

Kategori C
Hooligans i Europa

As the title probably suggest this book is about hooligans in Europe.

The guy who wrote it has basically been standing in the crossfire himself and has been to places such as England, Serbia, Russia, Netherlands, Poland, and France to interview the most hardcore hooligans firms in Europe, and get a deeper understanding in why they act as they do.

Looking highly forward to read it.

 

[JackBauer]

I love Wuthering heights...I was sorry for Heathcliff and Catherine ...but at least there is a happy ending

Well Catherine is a stupid cow for marrying Edward.

And the poor Edward couldn't be blamed for Catherine's mistake, neither was her daughter so i didn't feel any sympathy for Heathcliff; Much more for Catherine the second and Harrison


Now i'm reading this!

It's really nice, i love it

 

[Scooby]

I just finished with "God's People" by P. Buck!
My new choice is one classic by Alphonse Daudet "Sappho"

 

[kopachka]

The art of loving - Erich Fromm

 

[evilperson]

I just finished "Are You There Vodka, It's Me Chelsea" by comedian Chelsea Handler recently, it was pretty funny.

Now I'm reading "The Rules of Attraction" by Brett Easton Ellis.

 

[escandesc]

Little Bee by Chris Cleave