The Book Thread

[MarMar]

I sure will I've only got about 30 books to eat my way through first. I read way too much

[OaMay]

I sure will I've only got about 30 books to eat my way through first. I read way too much

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You can't read too much in my book.

[MarMar]

Nah, I guess you're right, but as my boyfriend says: It's like I eat them *chomp, chomp, chomp*

[OaMay]

My aunt reads more than me, she must get through about 10 books a week, I can't remember a time when I haven't seen her with her nose in a book, LOL, and she is also quite a quote nut, she always says - "Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body." I think she's right.

I'm off to bed now, to read a book too, LOL. night.

[MarMar]

Good night

[hitman]

The Satanic Bible by Anton Szandor LaVey. Very informative and inspiring.

[MarMar]

I'm sure it is. I found to be completely and utterly BS, but I guess that's just me

[Bug]

I've been recommended "A Boy Called It" and the two other books by Dave Pelzer, a true account of his life being held prisoner by his family, and his ultimate escape from it. My cousin says you can't put it down.

[Guevara01]

I'm reading "If on a winter's night a traveller" by Italo Calvino. It's kind of confusing at the start but i can't put it down all the same! I have to stop and think for a while though *scratches head* Very good.

My favourite book of all time is "A Time of Angels" though, it's brilliant. Doesn't have a main topic though it's about: War, peace, love, hate, magic, religion, food and the Devil. Not really things you expect to see side by side. I love "Stargirl" by Jerry Spinelli as well!

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[Frankie]

I've been recommended "A Boy Called It" and the two other books by Dave Pelzer,  a true account of his life being held prisoner by his family, and his ultimate escape from it.  My cousin says you can't put it down.

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Its quite hard to read when you know that it actually happened. The poor kid, I don't know how he survived it all.