Meh. Lost my interest in Harry Potter a while ago, read Goblet of Fire then gave up on OotP. She's losing her touch in my opinion, Order of the Pheonix bored the crap out of me.
i read occasionally my fav author is Tom Clancy though ive only read a few of his books The Bear and the Dragon The Hunt for Red October one of his series books cant remember the series though i think it was Net Play or something like that still been meaning to read Rainbow Six but havent gotten around to it and i love the Splinter Cell books too
Death is a Lonely Business, by Ray Bradbury, and The Grapes of Wrath, by John Steinbeck. I've read the latter three times before. This is my fourth time. :lol: I liked Angels and Demons a lot more than The Da Vinci Code.
Is that the book by Brain Greene? I haven't read it, but I have seen the documentary of it on NOVA. NOVA made the video available through GoogleVideo. Just search for "Einstien's Universe", or "The Elegant Universe."
Yes, by Brian Greene. I had the television special bookmarked to watch after I finished the book, but I never got around to watching it and my bookmark folder got lost somehow. =/ I'm too lazy to look it up on Google Video right now. Was the documentary any good?
nah i think shes wicked and i just lovethe books amazing Merged Post: death is a lone;y business whats that like n whts it abt?
No offense, but I would think that with all these books that have been read, you would have picked up on a little more of the English language by now. You can say that you have read 200+ books, but tlking lyke thiz, still makes you sound ignorant. You want good books? Check out Chuck Palahniuk. Choke has got to be one of my favorite books.
I've been meaning to read Fight Club if only to prove the book is better than the movie. =/ I don't know much about this guy, though. Check it out for yourself.
i know the english language if your talking to me, i just cant be bothered to type in full at times.so dont know where this ignorant things coming from.oh and thats if your talking to me.lol
I read books too Richard marcinko-operation red cell same author- rogue warrior (helps if you have a uncle that visits america often) tom clancy debt of honor (dutch translation: ereschuld) and many more
dutch translations ftw :wub: tbh I mostly read translated stuff, I know the originals are mostly better, but it's so much more trouble getting them. The reading isn't really a problem, just getting my hands on some good english books :tongue:
Catch 22 is excellent and very funny. I also think it gets the award for one of the best first sentences: "It was love at first sight." I mean, if a book is so popular that it spawned a phrase that nearly every person knows, there's gotta be a reason. It's a damn good book. Joseph Heller also wrote a sequel, Closing Time, but I haven't read that one yet. I know it also has Yossarian but I don't know the plot or anything. So, yeah, you should start reading soon.
