It's way better, she actually appears like a good writer in it, but warning its fuck all like twilight





there's gonna be two more (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/cloud9.gif) the seeker and the soul.

Oh my christ. (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/cupid.gif) (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/cupid.gif)

I've just finished the first 3 Twilight books, got them for my Christmas but only started reading them recently. It took me 2 days to read each one im sad (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) Putting off reading the fourth one cause I don't want tit to be finished lol (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/blush.gif)

Just now im reading;

The Clouds Beneath the Sun - Mackenzie Ford
The Time Traveler's Wife - Audrey Niffenegger

Dipping between a million books/journals/research papers just now for uni. On denominal/non denominational schools and sectariansim too. Damn research paper (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

I just finished 2nd Chance- James Patterson, literally 5 minutes ago.

Not sure what to read next.. either The Lovely Bones, or Jane Eyre.

Lovely Bone sis going to be my next book, want to read it before I see the film. That's why i'm reading Time Travellers Wife just now.

Yeah I wanted to do that too, but then I read the first few pages and it was quite depressing, and I was more in need of a pick me up. So I can't decide whether to read it now and then see the film, or do it later on and then just get the film on dvd.

Someone reccomend me a book, it has to be Factual based and have some crime in it <3

I can recommend Axis of Time. Not exactly factual based. Main summery, a United Nations battle group, clustered around the U.S.S. Hillary Clinton (named after "the most uncompromising wartime president in the history of the United States"), is tasked in the year 2021 with stopping ethnic cleansing by an Islamist regime in Indonesia.

When an experiment goes horribly wrong on a special ship doing research on wormholes, most of the battle group is deposited in the middle of the U.S. fleet on its way to Midway in 1942. The WWII carriers and supporting vessels attack a Japanese Self-Defense Force ship, triggering devastating computer-operated defensive fire from the 21st-century fleet. While the action sequences are outstanding, this book really shines in depicting the cultural shock that both navies experience.

The Clinton group reflects a multicultural society that finds the racist and sexist attitudes of 1942 America almost as repugnant as those of the Axis powers, while the mere thought of non-whites and women not just serving in uniform but holding command drives many Allied officers and civilian officials apoplectic.

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Reading Jane Eyre now.. decided on that.

Taking me about an hour to read a page mind.

Did you ever finish 1984?

Yeah a few weeks ago. It's definitely true that it gets much better towards the end. The first half, or just over, I'd read maybe 5 pages then be bored, but the rest was a lot more gripping.

Definitely agree with that. Once you get past the part where you read about the ideologies of Ingsoc (that bit does drag on) it gets much better. I'm glad you eventually enjoyed it, though.

Atm, Im being a nerd and reading "JavaScript, Ajax and PHP" book lol, for my websites and stuff. Too much code! lol

I'm reading 'Boule de Suif' by Guy de Maupassant at the moment.

I'm so much more intelligent than any of you.

I'm still reading the aforementioned Bill Bryson book. You remind me of him big time.

I've never read anything by Bill Bryson, but I probably will now. If he's anything like me, he must be pretty great.

Haha, you should. I reckon you'd appreciate his harsh sarcasm and wit.

I like the quote in your sig. (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

There's so much that I want to read. (IMG:http://media.profileheaven.com/images/style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Bill Bryson is fantastic. I read his Australia book on the plane back from my trip to Oz and I was laughing out loud the whole way through it, people must've thought I was mad. His short history of nearly everything is really interesting too.

A time travellers guide to Medieval Britain. Great book.