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Artemis Fowl - The Opal Deception
 
Biocosm by James N Gardner.

Oh and the Harry Potter series, currently near the end of 3.

And my daughter and I are in the middle of the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder. On the Shores of Silver Lake at the moment.
 
andreag5 said:
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky (sp?)

Oh, I read that when I was seventeen and I was FASCINATED by it!
It was a difficult one for me to read at the time, but truly fascinating! I can't say otherwise!

Nowadays I shy away from the very hard stuff.

I undug "Pope Joan" from underneath all my second hand books.
So I am reading that now - long after everyone else has read it.

Until the night before yesterday it was Anne Tyler's "An Amateur Marriage". Something in there felt like home...
 
:deep sigh: Someday I'll have the time to really read again. :(

These days it's all about alternative photographic techniques, and the darkroom. I have a toning book on the way, too. :thumbup:

And last night, the darkroom section of the new Calumet catalog was keeping me enthralled. :lol:
 
I'm hoping to finish 'Harry Potter & the Half Blood Prince' tonight. Then I can go back to 'Unfinished Tales' by Tolkien.
 
For my 6 week summer classes (20th century & College Writing II):

All Quiet on the Western Front ~ Remarque
The Keepers of the House ~ Grau
Wild Swans - Three Daughters of China ~ Chang
A History of World Societies ~ Sixth Edition ;)
The College Writer ~ by a bunch of people :D

For Pleasure:
The new Robin Cook novel, Marker
I j finished several novels by Jodi Picoult so far this summer
Next on my list is the most recent novel by Patricial Cornwell, Trace
 
Im now onto Phillip Pullman, northern lights...hope its a good book...
 
Jeff Canes said:
I have 4 photo books (Occam’s Razor, Dialogue with Photography, Camera Lucida, & The Camera) to read and so far I have not started any of them.
Bill Jay is good fun. Dialogues is one to keep on the bedside table and re-read - it's a gem. Barthes' Camera Lucida is probably his best.

I'm reading Tragically I Was An Only Twin - the complete scripts of Peter Cook.
And I'm re-reading The Psychopathology of Everyday Life.
Then I'm going to go for either Hardy or Dickens.
 
Just finished Robin Cook's 'Marker'.
 
core_17 said:
1984 by George Orwell
My favorite book of all time.

Right now it's the 4th boot of the Dune series (God Emperor of Dune) by Frank Herbert. This stuff is actually good Sci-Fi ;)
 
core_17 said:
1984 by George Orwell

Awesome read! If you haven't already, make sure you read Animal Farm as well. :thumbsup:

I've got a crime/mystery novel sitting by the bed but no time to read it. :meh:
 

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