read any good books?
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Ace Bandage
The one and only.
Right now, I'm reading Life of Pi. Other favorites from the past couple months are The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, The Book Thief, and The Plot Against America. I highly recommend all of them.
StanScratch
My Penis Is Dancing!
I'm going through a collection of books that I've had for quite a while, but never had the chance (I've a bad habit of reading my favorites over and over again, like Ball Four and Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy).
A while ago, I got done with World's End by Upton Sinclair, a look at the WWI from start to end through the eyes of one. An interesting read.
First On The Moon by Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins was quite good.
Right now, I am going through Walden's Pond. First time I've read it. Not a bad read at all.
A while ago, I got done with World's End by Upton Sinclair, a look at the WWI from start to end through the eyes of one. An interesting read.
First On The Moon by Armstrong, Aldrin and Collins was quite good.
Right now, I am going through Walden's Pond. First time I've read it. Not a bad read at all.
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That is one of the greatest, most clever, most memorable books I've ever read. I read it when it won the Booker and thumb through it whenever I am in a bookstore...
Well I might have to get it after I am done with 1776.
Look for the book, Oranges are not the only Fruit. Pretty cool.
Also, if you like emotional reading, look at Hey, Nostradamus by Douglas Coupland. Amazing book, very well written, and the kind of book that makes an impact.
Also, if you like emotional reading, look at Hey, Nostradamus by Douglas Coupland. Amazing book, very well written, and the kind of book that makes an impact.
It is well worth the effort but put it in the pile behind "The Curious Incident of the dog in the Nightime."
You will dig it. Every time I recommend Life of Pi by Yann Martel to someone (especially nonreaders/business execs who are going on a cross country air flight) they read it and rave about it. When people sniff (at parties or at Starbucks
) that reading no longer fits with contemporary entertainment---they haven't read Life of Pi.You will dig it. Every time I recommend Life of Pi by Yann Martel to someone (especially nonreaders/business execs who are going on a cross country air flight) they read it and rave about it. When people sniff (at parties or at Starbucks
sweet, I will be on the look out for it.
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