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terra
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[quote="Jomei"]terra, we never had our date to talk about the Wind-Up Bird Chronicle. :[[/quote]
I know, I know... just not on AIM much lately. >_<
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Jomei
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[quote="Busterkun_Scarecrow"]"Kokoro" Natsume Soseki
OMG its AMAZING!!!
anyone else ever read this?[/quote]
My girlfriend bought me a couple of his novels, but not that one. I'll start reading soon.
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Verence
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"Sea Of Wind" By Fuyumi Ono! Book two of the Jyuuni Kokki series! 
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pokemon master
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Call me a nerd and what not, But I'm right now in the works of Tolkein's "The Silmarillion" I've gotten through the first 50 pages and im just boggled by the way he phrases things. as usual right? haha
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Kurisu
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Starting Norwegian Wood tonight... you guys got me addicted!  I bought The Wind Up Bird Chronicle and Blind Willow Sleeping Woman on Saturday when I went into the huge Borders in Boston! I'm going to read Norwegian Wood first though because it's shorter.
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[Mr. Lostman]
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[quote="pokemon master"]Call me a nerd and what not, But I'm right now in the works of Tolkein's "The Silmarillion" I've gotten through the first 50 pages and im just boggled by the way he phrases things. as usual right? haha[/quote]
I'm currently reading The Fellowship of the Ring, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.
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[quote="h2orowe"]The Game by Neil Strauss.[/quote]
Wow, a year late, but I have to say this is one of the best books I've ever half-read.
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terra
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Just finished [i]Rosemary's Baby[/i].
Definitely showing its age in the days of the Internet (lololol don't ask anybody else or consult any books about pregnancy just trust your doctor muahahahaah - yeah right...) but it was entertaining.
[i]I am Legend[/i]... now that book held up much better.
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Busterkun_Scarecrow
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[quote="Jomei"]
My girlfriend bought me a couple of his novels, but not that one. I'll start reading soon.[/quote]
which ones? and how are they? im dying to pick up the others ones!!!
[quote="h2orowe"]The Game by Neil Strauss.[/quote]
read it, amazing book, one of the only 2 books id ever read again, and its funny. though i useta be into that kinda shit, not anymore. to me its pointless how good can anyone ever truely feel knowing that the other person only cares about them because they made it so? and less for who they are...doesnt appeal to me but still great book!
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pokemon master
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[quote="[Mr. Lostman]"][quote="pokemon master"]Call me a nerd and what not, But I'm right now in the works of Tolkein's "The Silmarillion" I've gotten through the first 50 pages and im just boggled by the way he phrases things. as usual right? haha[/quote]
I'm currently reading The Fellowship of the Ring, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.[/quote]
I agree the fellowship of the ring is great. I read it through and realized that peter jackson left a hell of alot out...but I don't blame him it'd be like...a 7+ hour movie otherwise. Glad you're enjoying it man. Once you get through fellowship and the rest, definitely check out Silmarillion. Tons of history on the creation of the Tolkien World.
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Utsuseru
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[quote="pokemon master"][quote="[Mr. Lostman]"][quote="pokemon master"]Call me a nerd and what not, But I'm right now in the works of Tolkein's "The Silmarillion" I've gotten through the first 50 pages and im just boggled by the way he phrases things. as usual right? haha[/quote]
I'm currently reading The Fellowship of the Ring, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it.[/quote]
I agree the fellowship of the ring is great. I read it through and realized that peter jackson left a hell of alot out...but I don't blame him it'd be like...a 7+ hour movie otherwise. Glad you're enjoying it man. Once you get through fellowship and the rest, definitely check out Silmarillion. Tons of history on the creation of the Tolkien World.[/quote]
Plus half the book is boring, I don't think Frodo selling his house on Bag End is a very important part of the story, so I can see why he cut it.
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[Mr. Lostman]
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[quote="Utsuseru"]Plus half the book is boring, I don't think Frodo selling his house on Bag End is a very important part of the story, so I can see why he cut it.[/quote]
I quite enjoyed that part, actually.
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clouds
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yeah I kept worrying about his house through the whole movie
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Busterkun_Scarecrow
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jomie which books do you have 2nd request
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Jomei
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[quote="Busterkun_Scarecrow"]jomie which books do you have 2nd request[/quote]
I am a Cat and Kusamakura.
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