Books you are currently reading

[officespace]

sure, stretch what I meant to it's extreme. Cool

-Warren

[stumped.]

[grind/bro]

so awesome in understanding the Big Bang, physics, and the universe in general.

[tylerp]

does anyone else get a bit of a show-off/pissing contest vibe from this thread sometimes? it makes me afraid to say that I am reading this teen novel:


and then plan on revising this classic from my childhood:


they're both short as hell but the naive voice and diction almost makes the material feel that much more real. I am thinking of reading them out loud to becky at night, would it be totally hilarious and ridiculous if I were to make audiobook recordings and post them?

[Mikey]

Not ashamed of having read the first one in about 5-6 hours in prep for seeing the movie, loved it. Read the second and third over the next few days. The second book is the best, the third is a let down overall despite providing closure.

[weirdie]

^^

Ugh, when I still worked at Chapters and customers would buy the second one, I'd tell them to pretend the last one didn't exist or be horribly disappointed.

[ghostthroats]

a bunch of books about the detrimental effects of our childhood.

[Jordan f.]

great read. One of the few highschool teachers I liked recomended it to me.

[stumped.]

does anyone else get a bit of a show-off/pissing contest vibe from this thread sometimes? it makes me afraid to say that I am reading this teen novel:


and then plan on revising this classic from my childhood:


they're both short as hell but the naive voice and diction almost makes the material feel that much more real. I am thinking of reading them out loud to becky at night, would it be totally hilarious and ridiculous if I were to make audiobook recordings and post them?

the giver is sweet

[officespace]

[grungePIG]

i'm reading jane eyre now solely because michael fassbender is in the movie and i like watching movies when i haven't read the book they're based on. it's good!

[officespace]

Bump. Re-reading this after I just re-watched Kubrick's adaptation of it. I was feeling really burnt out on books this year I think I've only read like 5 or 6, it's pretty fucking pathetic. Trying to get bac on track.


-Warren

[darcy]

About 1/3 through Farewell to Arms.
The book is new and has a shine and when moonlight hits the shine it presents a solemn light.

[reece]

Arguably by christopher hitchens is the shit.

[Shawn]

I can't wait til the day I get to read to for fun again. Stupid school...

At the end of the summer I read Neuromancer, Count Zero and Mona Lisa Overdrive by William Gibson. I'd highly recommend them even if you don't usually dig Scifi. They're just great writing.

[Jibbert]

Currently reading Chomsky On Anarchism

[shakehurst]

[grind/bro]

Just finished

now moving onto

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[officespace]