The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. I can't say much about the book, I've only read a couple of the first pages.
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The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. I can't say much about the book, I've only read a couple of the first pages.
Shantaram - by Gregory David Roberts. (One thick bas*ard of a book as well).
Cosa Nostra by John Dickie
terry pratchett a disc world novel
The Light Fantastic
I am slowly working my way through all his books.
Currently I'm reading Whitemantle by Robert Carter,which is the third in the series of The Language of stones,it is a spin on the Arthur legend mixed with the War of the Roses.
Lots of magic and battles,noice.
"Bastion" ... Stephen King
May issue of Hustler... Ok I am not reading it I am just looking at the pictures. lol
Saga of the seven suns by Kevin J Anderson, currently I'm searching for the 5th book.
misplaced legion by Harry Turtledove - going through his old stuff
Reading Tolstoy : " what's men lived by!"
OUTSTANDING
Lord Hornblower, by CS Forester... I believe it's an english classic, but as a french, I just discovered Hornblower a couple of months ago... I love these books and I'm currently reading all of them... (seing the tyranny of Bonaparte from the point of view of a Royal Navy officer of this time, spending his time to sink french ships is part of the fun, and the high adventure and ingenuity of the captain makes the rest).
Welcome to our French minority...people will tell you I am anti-French because I do not respect Chirac.Quote:
Originally Posted by jelogisa
I don't respect Chirac, 'tis true, but I sincerely welcome our French contingent; don't let anyone tell you otherwise. :)
I'm currently reading World War Z: An Oral History of the Zombie War by SNL writer Max Brooks.
White Noise - Don DeLillo
The last book I have to write an essay about for my English course. Then I can get back to reading "normal" books.
Tom Clancy - Executive Orders
Thanks, J2K4... As for Chirac, I'm not much of a fan of our ex-president myself ;)... Oops sorry, not yet ex-president: I'm two weeks in advance to say that...
"The Return of the Prodigal Son" Henri J. M. Nouwen
Author shares insight gained into self while sitting and staring at Rembrandt's painting of the same name.
He "probes the several movements of the parable."
Also reading "MICHELANGELO Complete Edition" by Ludwig Goldscheider.
teh...
Nightmares and Dreamscapes by Stephen King
I'm reading bible.
My Study books :(
Currently reading (aside from textbooks n'such):
The Memory Book by Harry Lorayne & Jerry Lucas. It was recommended to me by my social stats professor...
"Cure absentmindedness--forever, command total recall of names, numbers, faces and places, master assignments more quickly than ever before!" blah blah blah...
"From the Corner of His Eye" by Dean Koontz (again)
The lord of the rings: Fellowship of the ring
The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan (look this book up)
On Writing by Steven King
I am rereading all my harry potter books in time for the last one to come out
Thud! by mighty Terry Pratchett