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I'm currently reading De Tranen Der Acacia's :D

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I am currently going thru a Robert Ludlum phase and I just started on the Scorpio Illusion.

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For school? Good grief. I'm reading Basic Economics, numerous history books (The Century and Opposing Viewpoints through American History, mainly), The Deadliest Monster, and in Literature, I'm working my way through a collection of Robert Frost poems, which is rather miserable. I'm also doing a history project on C.S. Lewis, so I've read a biography about his life called Not a Tame Lion, and I'm also on Prince Caspian in the Chronicles of Narnia. As for pleasure-reading, though, I'm still trying to finish the Goblet of Fire right now.. I've read it many times before, but I started it this summer and can't seem to read more than a page a day.. I guess it's school.. haha..

Wow. Homeschoolers sure read a lot.

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Reading Catch-22 and Shadow Puppets. I seem to be incapable of reading only one book at a time lately...

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Catch-22, very good book. My only complaint is it gets a little redundant towards the end, but it's still excellent.

Don't be afraid to see the truth, even if no one wants you to. Be yourself and not a fool. Don't ever be afraid to speak your mind and listen to criticism. Dissent is keeps our country progressive and willingness to challenge yourself is what keeps yourself ever evolving.
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I am reading Under the Cat's Eye. It's really good, i'm almost through

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re-reading all school text boks, and also pocket positives for our times, because school reading depresses me usually :( english books are depressing for some reason :( i don't like them *plans bonfire night*

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Life Of Pi

Great book so far.

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Life Of Pi

Great book so far.


Of coure its a good book, I recommended it.

heh, kidding, I'm reading Life of Pi as well.

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Just finished Shakespeare's The Tempest, now reading Philip Osment's adaptation This Island's Mine, which resets the story in 1980s Britain with a host of gay/lesbian and minority characters. It was originally staged by a theatre company called Gay Sweatshop, so the theme is not surprising. The writing is interesting, though, because the characters narrate their inner thoughts and their stage directions throughout the play.

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Life, The Universe & Everything.

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Finished Pegasus in Flight, now on to Pegasus in Space (both by Anne McCaffrey

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I'm currently reading The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Few more pages until the end. :)

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Right now I'm reading Dead Until Dark. Everyone needs a trashy vampire romance novel once in a while....

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The scripts for the entire Alan Partridge :P

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