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Just finished Lost at Sea. Part of me hates buying graphic novels because I can blow through em in like an hour.

It was a good read. A good coming of age story about a girl who is 18 and wondering about life and what it all means. Also she doesn't have a soul, because a cat took it.
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Leoj wrote:Also she doesn't have a soul, because a cat took it.
I think I need to read that.
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Malum wrote:Oh fuck I loved the Bartimaeus trilogy
Oh god yes
Those books were so amazing

I refused to read them at first cuz I was a brat but then when I finally did
mind = blown

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[Citation Needed] wrote:
Leoj wrote:Also she doesn't have a soul, because a cat took it.
I think I need to read that.
Its a romantic/comedy graphic novel about a girls coming of age and her thoughts during a road trip home.
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Hunger Games...

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A Darkness at Sethanon by Raymond E. Feist.
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A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Wheelright

Assigned this book for summer reading for senior english/comp., but hot daisies it is a good book.
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Currently reading the bible.

That book has stuff of biblical proportions in it!

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Leoj wrote:
Crush Bandicoot wrote:I've read the Stand, uncut as well. The Dark Towers don't really interest me as it seems a little like, farfetched. I'm talking survival like STALKER or Fallout esque here.

Yes I know STALKER doesn't take place after a holocaust.

It's the setting, eviroment and the character themes.
Farfetched? How so. Its great. I loved it.
I don't mean like, what you probably think I mean, I mean just that I want to read about a guy in a blow out city in a two room apartment writing in a journal as the building sags and a small fire is going on the room, his assault rifle right beside him.

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Crush Bandicoot wrote:
Leoj wrote:
Crush Bandicoot wrote:I've read the Stand, uncut as well. The Dark Towers don't really interest me as it seems a little like, farfetched. I'm talking survival like STALKER or Fallout esque here.

Yes I know STALKER doesn't take place after a holocaust.

It's the setting, eviroment and the character themes.
Farfetched? How so. Its great. I loved it.
I don't mean like, what you probably think I mean, I mean just that I want to read about a guy in a blow out city in a two room apartment writing in a journal as the building sags and a small fire is going on the room, his assault rifle right beside him.
Read World War Z yet?
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Bacon wrote:
Fooflyer wrote:the road was an alright book, but i fucking hated the setting
the setting was a huge part of the book, though
it was an interesting setting, but i didn't like it

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Leoj wrote:
Crush Bandicoot wrote:
Leoj wrote: Farfetched? How so. Its great. I loved it.
I don't mean like, what you probably think I mean, I mean just that I want to read about a guy in a blow out city in a two room apartment writing in a journal as the building sags and a small fire is going on the room, his assault rifle right beside him.
Read World War Z yet?
Yes, but that's a little broad and not the kind of thing I was looking for.

It was a great book though.

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About to start The Count of Monte Cristo. Apparently it's one of the greatest books ever.

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Started and finished all of Scott Pilgrim in 2 days. About an hour a book was good.
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lyrasen wrote:
Malum wrote:Oh fuck I loved the Bartimaeus trilogy
Oh god yes
Those books were so amazing

I refused to read them at first cuz I was a brat but then when I finally did
mind = blown
I was just like

"Shut up Nathaniel I want to get back to Bartimaeus and his footnotes."
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