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by **fos daddy** » September 27th, 2007, 3:40 am

Penthouse

by **Linaya Altair** » September 27th, 2007, 6:11 am

Originally posted by Lady Hering
Mickiewicz's style is hard

HARDI don't agree with You. I think, that Å»eromski's style is hard.
His "Syzyfowe Prace" was torment for me.

by **Lady Hering** » September 27th, 2007, 7:18 am

I meant... His works are so pompous, it may be interesting, cause it's so romantic, illogical sometimes but I'm not a fan
I'd prefer modernistic poetry, really! It, it was one of my favourite epoch at Polish lessons I love "Eviva 'l arte" poem by Kazimierz Przerwa-Tetmajer http://monika.univ.gda.pl/~literat/tetmajer/018.htm

by **Scorpsangel** » September 27th, 2007, 11:51 am

I'm reading now a horror written by Stephen King ,called The haunted city.

by **Gabi6912** » September 27th, 2007, 1:30 pm

Yes Mary, you remember it absolutely correctly.

I like Agatha Christie books very much, she is one of the biggest master of crimestories for me.
I have read plenty of books of hersMurder is announced" is one of her best and most interesting story.
Anyway, I prefer much better the MS. Murple stories to the Poarot's, because they are more interesting for me, caracters are analized better, and I adore figure of that cute old lady.

So sorry my polish friends but I know only Sienkievic as part of polish literature, but he is great. Originally posted by skorpsfan1
Great topic, Gaby!I had my hallway painted the other day and had to clear off the bookshelf to move it, and when I was putting the books back I came across a bunch of Agatha Christie books that I haven't read in years and years. So I decided the time was right to read them again. Right now I'm reading "A Murder is Announced." Gabi, am I right in thinking that you like Agatha Christie's books?

by **Lady Hering** » September 27th, 2007, 3:31 pm

Originally posted by Gabi
So sorry my polish friends but I know only Sienkievic as part of polish literature, but he is great.

I'm glad you like it anything from Polish literature but personally I can't stand his style, lol. Though officially he's one of the greatest our writers.
About Hungarian, also the only writer I know is Ferenc Molnar; I've read his book at school, I just found hungarian tittle: "A P¡l utcai fiºk". I remember it was excitin at the time

by **Linaya Altair** » September 27th, 2007, 3:45 pm

I like Sienkiewicz, too.

Gabi, did You read "Quo Vadis"?

by **Gabi6912** » September 27th, 2007, 4:46 pm

Yes Linaya, of course I did, although I was about 20 at that time, and I admit that it was abit sappy lol, but ok, the story it self about that historical time was interesting.

As for Moln¡r Ferenc, I don't like his books.
We had to read "p¡lutcai fiºk" in elementary school, but somehow it was so depressive for my child-soul lol.
Perhaps you still remember Kasia, that a little boy (Nemecsek ErnÅ‘) will be sick and die at the end of the story, and it was so depressive for me as for an about 10-year-old girl, and I hated those fights for a ground beetwen the two boy-teams.

by **Gaby** » September 27th, 2007, 5:19 pm

Originally posted by Gabi
Yes Mary, you remember it absolutely correctly.

I like Agatha Christie books very much, she is one of the biggest master of crimestories for me.
I have read plenty of books of hersMurder is announced" is one of her best and most interesting story.
Anyway, I prefer much better the MS. Murple stories to the Poarot's, because they are more interesting for me, caracters are analized better, and I adore figure of that cute old lady.

So sorry my polish friends but I know only Sienkievic as part of polish literature, but he is great. Originally posted by skorpsfan1
Great topic, Gaby!I had my hallway painted the other day and had to clear off the bookshelf to move it, and when I was putting the books back I came across a bunch of Agatha Christie books that I haven't read in years and years. So I decided the time was right to read them again. Right now I'm reading "A Murder is Announced." Gabi, am I right in thinking that you like Agatha Christie's books?

I also like of Agatha Christie/i

by **Linaya Altair** » September 27th, 2007, 6:40 pm

Gabi, You're writing about the book, which I read in elementary school but I didn't know original title. In polish this novel it" ChÅ‚opcy z placu broni" and this boy to named Nemeczek.

I'm glad, that my favourite topic is so popular.

by **ChrisLively** » September 27th, 2007, 8:57 pm

My mom bought 2 new books for me, but I'll wait to finish the previous 2 books that I mentioned yesterday, but they seems to be great books....

The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari
&
Everything is Fault of the Cow

by **Gaby** » September 27th, 2007, 9:03 pm

The Alchemist-by brazilian writer Paulo Coelho,does anyone know?/i

Website · by **klaus72** » September 27th, 2007, 9:07 pm

Menu and icecream chart....at the restaurant

by **Gaby** » September 27th, 2007, 9:16 pm

Originally posted by klaus72
Menu and icecream chart....at the restaurant

I didn't knew that menu was a book hehehe/i

Website · by **klaus72** » September 27th, 2007, 9:27 pm

Originally posted by Gaby
Originally posted by klaus72
Menu and icecream chart....at the restaurant

I didn't knew that menu was a book hehehe/i

i know ,Gaby
but is the only thing that i readed in this days
1 chapter - pizza Margherita
2 chapter - pizza Peperoni,

and so on .....

by **Gaby** » September 27th, 2007, 9:35 pm

Originally posted by klaus72
Originally posted by Gaby
Originally posted by klaus72
Menu and icecream chart....at the restaurant

I didn't knew that menu was a book hehehe/i

i know ,Gaby
but is the only thing that i readed in this days
1 chapter - pizza Margherita
2 chapter - pizza Peperoni,

and so on .....

I know.I was only playing,lol.
I love Pizza! uhum/i

by **ChrisLively** » September 27th, 2007, 9:41 pm

Ahh I forgot...
I read a very good book from Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memorias de mis Putas Tristes (2004)
better not make the translation of the title

Website · by **klaus72** » September 27th, 2007, 9:46 pm

Originally posted by Chris Meiner
Ahh I forgot...
I read a very good book from Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memorias de mis Putas Tristes (2004)
better not make the translation of the title

eheheh yes better,

"memories of my sad bxxxx"

by **Gaby** » September 27th, 2007, 9:50 pm

Originally posted by klaus72
Originally posted by Chris Meiner
Ahh I forgot...
I read a very good book from Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memorias de mis Putas Tristes (2004)
better not make the translation of the title

eheheh yes better,

"memories from my sad bxxxx"

I read this book this year,for the vestibular,very good book and the writer is great/i

by **ChrisLively** » September 27th, 2007, 9:53 pm

Originally posted by klaus72
Originally posted by Chris Meiner
Ahh I forgot...
I read a very good book from Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memorias de mis Putas Tristes (2004)
better not make the translation of the title

eheheh yes better,

"memories of my sad bxxxx"

loool
you catched me...is not a good title but the book its great

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