theim said:Wuthering Heights, for a lit class.
Please kill me.
That's a great book!! Cmon the trick is to really feel Heathcliff's angst :read:
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theim said:Wuthering Heights, for a lit class.
Please kill me.
Bonnie said:That's a great book!! Cmon the trick is to really feel Heathcliff's angst :read:
Said1 said:Haven't read that one, but the other Bronte sisters wrote wonderful books. Loved them, especially Jane Eyre. I love Jane Austen too.
Bonnie said:It's my favorite one. Many find Heathcliff hard to take but to me he's intriguing. In fact the movie starring Juliet Binoche and Ralph Fiennes is excellent, very passionate, romantic version.
TheEnemyWithin said:How To Talk To A Liberal (If you must) by Ann Coulter. HILARIOUS!!! :teeth: :teeth:
I read that one too.... but.... I didn't enjoy it as much as her other books, since it is just a compilation of her columns.....TheEnemyWithin said:How To Talk To A Liberal (If you must) by Ann Coulter. HILARIOUS!!! :teeth: :teeth:
alias said:Some questions:
What book are you reading now?
BOOKS? I DON'T HAVE TIME ON ACCOUNT OF CHATROOMS LIKE THIS ONE.
Do you read for education or entertainment? Both? Mostly one or the other?
I'M WITH YOU- 80% ENTERTAINMENT.
How many books do you read per month?
SEE ABOVE.
How do you decide what to read? Does your reading concentrate on a particular subject?
I LIKE HISTORY AND SCIENCE ALSO; PHYSICS MOSTLY IN SCIENCE, EVEN THOUGH I HATED THE SUBJECT IN SCHOOL, AND WAS LOUSY AT IT.
Do your friends read very much?
NOT MUCH.
The new Tom Wolfe book, I Am Charlotte Simmons.
I HAVE FOUND TIME THIS YEAR TO READ ALL WOLFE'S FICTION, INCLUDING "CHARLOTTE". GOSH, I FELT SORRY FOR HER.
onedomino said:The Troubles: Ireland 1966-96 - Tim Pat Coogan