Last book you've read

[phuong]

So.. Would you recommend me to add some knowledge of the Twilight saga? Or is it better just to watch the screenings?

It's the most boring saga ever exists. I tried to read one book and watch the movies, but NO

No way! You must have been reading at night! How do you manage to find time to read?

It's called "Summertime" baby

[DeepAndDark]

So.. Would you recommend me to add some knowledge of the Twilight saga? Or is it better just to watch the screenings?

It's the most boring saga ever exists. I tried to read one book and watch the movies, but NO

Best recommendation ever.

No way! You must have been reading at night! How do you manage to find time to read?

It's called "Summertime" baby

Oh.. Yeah.. I, sort of, forgot about it this year. It's hard to imagine that these are the last summer holdays which lasted 2 full months..

[Gabi6912]

I read a quite interesting stuff.
Fake joy by Vivien Szalai/a hungarian journalist of a female magazine.
She made a gigant interview with the most "popular" hungarian luxury prostitute.
I never could have the life-philosophy that this prosty does, NEVER.
Incredible!
Her God is money, and she bears absolutely everything for it below all dignities.
She doesn't admit it.
Hey girls, 1000 euros/a numera.

[Gabi6912]

I meant, she even doesn't deny it.

[DeepAndDark]

It's horrible that some people care only about money.

[phuong]

I pray they don't get herpes. Pathetic.

[Gabi6912]

Well, I finished the story of the luxury prostitute yesterday.
Well, yes, I learned again that you can live as you want, you have your freedom, and choice, just you have to take the responsibility.
After somany years of prostituting, being extremely rich, after somany humilating others, and being humilated, she was infected by papilona virus, and a female-cancer was diagnostized.
Na ya! She suddenly rethought her whole life, just it was too late.

[DeepAndDark]

The most logical end. When sinners suddenly realize that they were so wrong..


Mr. Tulkinghorn is murdered. I wonder who's the murderer? So anxious to read further.

[phuong]

Mr. Tulkinghorn is murdered. I wonder who's the murderer? So anxious to read further.

You know the power of Google, but guess it's not very good timing now

[DeepAndDark]

Mr. Tulkinghorn is murdered. I wonder who's the murderer? So anxious to read further.

You know the power of Google, but guess it's not very good timing now

It's not the kill,
but the thrill of the chase..

[Thomas]

Penthouse

[phuong]

Penthouse

What's the plot?

[Gabi6912]

Turned back to classic literature.
Am reading a collection of shortstories by a classical hungarian writer from the XIX century.
He was a great, and popular writer.
There are still lotsof hungarians to like him, just like me.

[DeepAndDark]

Yesterday at 2 a.m. I finished the Bleak House. No disappointment, because Dikkens is not always predictable.

[phuong]

Bah! Finally finished "The Woman In White". Great book, but a bit too lengthy.

[Gabi6912]

Magda's daughter by Cathrin Collens.
I got the book from a friend, who reads always waluable novels.
The novel seems very good, allthough I am at the beggining of the story.

[phuong]

Just bought "Tess Of The D'Urbervilles" by Thomas Hardy, so I'm obviously reading it

[Gabi6912]

Well, I like I like differ books of journalists, who leads you behind the scenes in differ subjects.
I am reading a hilarious one by a hungarian journalist, tittled: Luxury hotel Hungary.

The journalist shows us the dark side of the 5 stars luxury hotels.
He interviewed anonimous enploees of luxury hotels about stuffs that happen behind the closed doors.
Oh well, I was helding my stomach of laughing.
Inbelievable!

Scorps, Uli, Herman, I am advising you not to be over-drunked at a bar of a luxury hotel, because after a couple of glasses, when you aren't exactly sober, you may not know what kinda cocktail you get to drink.
Not exactly what you ordered.

[DeepAndDark]

..and everybody suddenly stopped reading. I'm glad that it's impossible.

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. It is perfectly understandable why these books became the classics of English literature. The descriptions are so precise and the narrative is so dynamic that I have a feeling of watching a film instead of reading a book.

[Ukrain]

"The mystery of the curse of the pharaohs." Philippe Vandenberg