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Old 2010-07-11, 08:19   Link #1521
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L'assomoir by Émile Zola, not what I would call a ''light reading'', in many way.
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Old 2010-07-12, 02:06   Link #1522
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The Chronicles of Narnia The Voyage of the Dawn Treader by C. S. Lewis
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Old 2010-07-13, 15:47   Link #1523
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Hm, I tried Twilight not too long ago. Got to the sparkling scene thing, brainfart, put it down in defeat. (Seriously, that scene is so badly written, I didn't know what the heck Edward was doing...) Maybe I'll attempt the Twilight Challenge some other time.
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Old 2010-07-14, 03:59   Link #1524
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Pot-Bouille by Émile Zola
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Old 2010-07-14, 12:44   Link #1525
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Hm, I tried Twilight not too long ago. Got to the sparkling scene thing, brainfart, put it down in defeat. (Seriously, that scene is so badly written, I didn't know what the heck Edward was doing...) Maybe I'll attempt the Twilight Challenge some other time.
Just got past that part, while I was like "uh....wat", I managed to move on. My motivation is just a curiosity to see what happens. I have the feeling that this is what the author wished would have happened to her in her youth
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Old 2010-07-14, 12:55   Link #1526
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Currently reading Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov. The narrator is one screwed up person, but the writing is beautiful and excellent. Before this, I was reading Franny and Zooey by J.D. Salinger and loved it. Yeah, at the moment I'm mainly reading books by famous authors of decades ago.
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Old 2010-07-14, 13:42   Link #1527
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At the moment, reading the Mercy Thompson books by Patricia Briggs, just finished the Alpha and Omega books last week, by the same author.

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Hm, I tried Twilight not too long ago. Got to the sparkling scene thing, brainfart, put it down in defeat. (Seriously, that scene is so badly written, I didn't know what the heck Edward was doing...) Maybe I'll attempt the Twilight Challenge some other time.
I unfortunately read all 4 books because my wife asked me to... Probably the last 1/2 of book 4, if that, was just okay.
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Old 2010-07-14, 20:15   Link #1528
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well I'm on page 100 of James Patterson's Max novel after I finish that I'm moving on to his new novel called Fang.
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Old 2010-07-14, 20:23   Link #1529
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I just finished listening to The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan, the audiobook. Thirty hours long. I'm well into the next book. I last read these like 10 years ago in high school.

Before that I listened to The Old Man's War trilogy by John Scalzi, Starship: Mutiny by Mike Resnick (meh) and some others.

While doing that I read some crappy e-books on my DSi XL, though I quite liked Engravings of Wraith by Kiera Dellacroix. Lesbian romance, lol.
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Old 2010-07-14, 20:32   Link #1530
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Black Lagoon, volume 9 by Rei Hiroe. Much longer than other volumes, and an awesome resolution for the current arc.
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Old 2010-07-14, 20:57   Link #1531
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Lately I've been reading these slightly pervy romance novels (You know! The ones that have Fabio on the cover lol)..
The Naked Marquis - Sally MacKenzie
Rushed to the Altar - Jane Feather
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Old 2010-07-15, 03:50   Link #1532
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I finished Breaking Dawn, it was rather predictable until the pen-ultimate chapter. THEN Meyers decided to go trollin' and totally killed the final chapter. I hate myself for reading it, although it was admittedly better than the other three, since it contains a lot less of the usual "Edward is my life drug" crap.
Also finished "The little girl and the cigarette", although the premise was interesting, the execution was horrible. It's about a death row wanting to smoke as his final wish in a world where smoking's been b&! Wasn't worth my time in the end...
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Old 2010-07-15, 03:53   Link #1533
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I am reading Kitchen Confidential by Anthony Bourdain. So far it's lude, crass, absolutely everything I expect from Tony and I am loving it.
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Old 2010-07-15, 19:00   Link #1534
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Evermore by Alyson Noel... *shudders* NEVER AGAIN.
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Old 2010-07-20, 15:17   Link #1535
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Shadows' Son by Jon Sprunk
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Old 2010-07-20, 15:23   Link #1536
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1984. And it was far more horrible than I imagined, plus now I understand more deeply its use in today politics, even though I knew a lot about the content beforehand.

Currently on The Strain.
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Old 2010-07-20, 17:42   Link #1537
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Nana by Émile Zola and Across the river and into the trees by Hemingway
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Old 2010-07-20, 17:42   Link #1538
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Finished Twilight, now on New Moon.
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Old 2010-07-21, 00:52   Link #1539
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I'm rereading Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix. I'm a pretty huge fan of the series and read it just about every summer.
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Old 2010-07-21, 21:27   Link #1540
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Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Shinji Ikari Raising Project, volume 2.
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