A Midsummer's Night Dream ~Ze Bard

Mwamba wrote:A Midsummer's Night Dream ~Ze Bard

The Sandman Vol. 3: Dream Country - Neil Gaiman

See Issue #19

=D

rubberchickenben wrote:

Nero wrote:Goddamnit I've finished the first half of the Two Towers. Now the last half with Sam, Frodo, and Gollum is gonna be boring.

Oh my god, I hate reaching that point.

I think I stopped just a little before that point when I was ten... :D

Frames - Loren D. Estleman

Dexter by Design - Jeff Lindsay

Hooray for quirky mystery novels!

Just started on Brisingr by Christopher Paolini. I found it in the town library after work and sat there for like two hours enjoying it, but they've got this new computerised checkout system and I didn't want to make an idiot out of myself (I was pretty tired) so I just read as much as I could there and then. I may go back tomorrow and see if I can't get through another few chapters.

Loved To Kill a Mocking Bird. Few books can be described "beautiful" and this was one of them. As there are some who haven't read it:

[+] Spoiler

I particularly loved the part where Scout stands on Boo Radley's porch and sees everything from his point of view. Also, completely loved Atticus, Jem and Scout. Wonderful characters.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Loved To Kill a Mocking Bird. Few books can be described "beautiful" and this was one of them. As there are some who haven't read it:

[+] Spoiler

I particularly loved the part where Scout stands on Boo Radley's porch and sees everything from his point of view. Also, completely loved Atticus, Jem and Scout. Wonderful characters.

Very good indeed.

Finished The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho

Great book.

Never liked The Alchemist much. Too philosophical.

nathanielandbartimaeus wrote:Never liked The Alchemist much. Too philosophical.

Meh. I liked that bit.

Looking for Alaska - Josh Green

I must say this book surprised me. I really like it, despite a fair bit of predictability.

The Red Pyramid (The Kane Trilogy) - Rick Riordan.

Still plodding my way through fellowship of the ring, it's slowly getting better

have to read hunger games again to do a stupid school project. *sigh* having to do work on a book takes half the fun out o reading...

Heroes of the Valley by Jonathan Stroud, actually. XD Again.

Vinr Alfakyn wrote:Heroes of the Valley by Jonathan Stroud, actually. XD Again.

^_^ Awesome!

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Re-reading Golem's Eye and Ptolemy's Gate in honour of RoS's arrival! :)

Vinr Alfakyn wrote:Heroes of the Valley by Jonathan Stroud, actually. XD Again.

Haven't even read it before.

Really now?

Anywho, just finished off with Inherit the Wind. Fairly good.

The Gift: Poems by Hafiz the great sufi master- Daniel Ladinsky

It gets better after you get passed the random modern words this translator throws in and the really Zen Buddhist style of writing proverbs. My favourite is "Why aren't we screaming drunks". these are words to live by

clockwork angel by cassandra clare :D

The Flying Spaghetti Monster bible, whatever it's called. What a great book

rubberchickenben wrote:The Flying Spaghetti Monster bible, whatever it's called. What a great book

The Gospel of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. My copy is sat on the desk next to me as we speak. =D Awesome book.

Chrno Crusade ~ Manga by Daisuke Moriyama, hell yeah.
Also, The Alienist ~ Caleb Carr. Mindblowing, mostly because of the psychological reasoning.

After reading AOS and GE, I've changed my mind and I now think GE is better than AOS. Though not by much.