Last book you've read

[schenker_fan_19]

Red:My Uncensored Life in Rock by Sammy Hagar now South of the Border, West Of The Sun by Haruki Murakami

[DeepAndDark]

"One flew over cuckoo's nest" by Ken Kesey. The book and the movie differs as much as heaven and hell. The book is certainly more deep and thoughtful. It describes not only the opposition of two people, but takes it to a much higher level. People are trying to withstand the pressure of the whole social system.
I should give it a second read, but not now...

[phuong]

Can textbooks be considered books? If yes so I've read 4 more

Me too ¬¬´ I don´t usually work so much in school, but in this exams i´m working hard

That's the purpose

Me, not really a book but a document Perspectives from RFIEA [in French so I just understood a little]

[powerfulcharito]

French, it´s impossible for me :S But at least i´m ok in english

[Emilie]

Now I'm reading the pillars of the earth and it's a so great book! I think it could become the best book I've ever read

[Gabi6912]

Galya, I so like the Kesey novel, it is really deep-meaningful to make you thinking.
In my opinion, books are always much more deeper than their movie-covers, it is one of my reasons to prefer reading to watching movies.

Uh, I have had a kinda "light-period" of reading recently, nothing serious.
I have read another hungarian novel, a cute one about a young couple, how to get to use living together after their wedding, the novel is tittled: Stormy Heaven.

Now the good, old master King again, I am reading a collection of his shortstories now.
It's brilliant lol. I admire his rich ability of fantasy, like his caracter-depiktion, and gess what? his sense of humor, too.
If you don't take his stories seriously, you can amuse very good.

[JohnAquinaCrazy2211]

Amityville! a true story of a house that was cursed by evil spirits and for families who bought the house are encountering some severe paranoramal activities like exorcists! by the way the Amityville 2 author book is a fictional one.

[phuong]

French, it´s impossible for me :S But at least i´m ok in english

I've always had hard times with French

[Emilie]

French, it´s impossible for me :S But at least i´m ok in english

I've always had hard times with French

You can always e-mail me if you have a problem

[svetlana]

Terry Pratchett "Jonny and the bomb"...It's funny book! ...generally, I like this author

[Gaby]

Irvin D.Yalom - When Nietzsche cried

[Gaby]

Is very nice to see this topic created for me lives yet

[Nemain]

A book of poems by Oscar Wilde, my favourite writer.

[Gaby]

A book of poems by Oscar Wilde, my favourite writer.

Yes, i agree with you. I've read some histories from him, i like it

[Gabi6912]

For me his poetry is too depressive, I don't like his stories.

[MLine]

Le Prix D'un Enfant ( The Price Of a Child )
Chid prostitution in Thailand (for over 20 years) in the brothels of Bangkok, Pattaya City or small child aged 8/10 years call their customers ' Crocodiles "
West of honorable family men who call their traffic " New Love " The hunger of these child is an excuse to legitimize their actions, their crimes! And the " AIDS" they also think of it !! Many children die from it with medical assistance !! Them ,yes !!!
As if there weren't enough prostitutes adult men and women !
It was difficult to finish this book ! Disguting! Unbearable !!
And this doesn't happen in Thailand !
what a world !! In 2011!!

[phuong]

Textbooks for my upcoming exams:
In Britain
Britain Explored
Spotlight on Britain
Aspects of Britain and the USA
Le nouvel espaces

[Scorpluvr]

The Wonderful Wizard Of Oz

[phuong]

The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown
Now I have a dozen of books to choose

[maha]

Autobiography of a Yogi (Parahamansa Johananda), it's Rudolf''s favourite book.