Broomsticks And Owls

by **pallas artemis** » Monday 21 June 2004 8:30:16pm

Phinea see if you can get ahold of and abridged version! Dickens story lines are fantastically harsh but like I said before his style of writing can be very overwhelming

by **pinky p** » Wednesday 23 June 2004 1:21:54am

has anyone else read Pope Joan by Donna Woolfolk Cross? i read it this past week while on vacation and found it quite good, though very violent. has anyone else read it, and did they like it?

by **Phinea Rogue** » Thursday 24 June 2004 6:28:48pm

pallas artemis wrote:Phinea see if you can get ahold of and abridged version! Dickens story lines are fantastically harsh but like I said before his style of writing can be very overwhelming

I think that at the moment I just need something lighter or I should have chosen "The Pickwick Papers", that's great.

by **ganymede** » Friday 25 June 2004 1:18:14pm

hmm ui'm reading paulo coelho's manual for the warrior of light - it's good, but not as gripping at the alchemist

by **Ron Weasley** » Saturday 26 June 2004 8:59:13am

I´m just reading "the wave" by morton rhue. we started reading it at school and i think it´s very interesting. Does anybody know this book? :-)

Website · by **Morningstar** » Sunday 27 June 2004 9:57:19pm

The Wave? Haven't read it, but after reading the reviews on Amazon.com it sounds pretty cool.

So far this summer I've read the following:

Phantom of the Opera- Brilliant! Erik is such an incredibly complex character. Whether you hate him or love him, everyone pities him because he's a genious, and if he was at least ugly (and by ugly I mean people would still be able to look at him without freaking out), he would've ruled the world.

Dracula- It was pretty good... but I liked PotO more. The characters were kinda annoying except for Dr. Seward and Van Helsing, they're cool.

Poisonwood Bible- It's for summer reading. Just started it yesterday. It's about a Baptist family who goes to Africa on a missionary. Not bad, but I've only read 30 out of about 600 pages. :-?

by **bludy mery** » Monday 28 June 2004 6:58:40pm

now reading Two cityes
latley read:
hunchback from notredum - hugo
the tower in the karpets - vurn
paris in the 20 century - vurn

by **Ron Weasley** » Monday 28 June 2004 7:28:09pm

Phantome of the opera and dracula are sounding good !

I have to read them. I read the abridgement of Frankenstein last year, it was very interesting.

In september 2003 I started reading the silmarilion, between it was so boring, so I gave up reading it but I will starting it again the next time.

Broomsticks And Owls

What are you reading now...or what have you read lately???

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