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Topic Started: Sunday, 17. July 2011, 21:43 (2,619 Views)
Arianna
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Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. That's all I have so far but ever since the final movie of Harry Potter was released I've been keen on reading the whole series over again.
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Thursday, 28. July 2011, 10:02
Le Petit Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. That's all I have so far but ever since the final movie of Harry Potter was released I've been keen on reading the whole series over again.
OMG, I remember having to read those stories in my upper level French classes. :'(
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Yeah, I read it in my final year of high school. What I love about it is that it retains a children's picture book theme throughout but really has so much depth and motifs that are so applicable to society. I love it and I read it from time to time now because it is relatively short and it's really become one of my favourite books of all time. :)
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The Brothers Karamazov, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
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Great author, may I recommend The Idiot Prince?
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Thursday, 28. July 2011, 18:36
The Brothers Karamazov, by Fyodor Dostoyevsky.
Hey, The Ocean's Anthropocentric is based on that book! Great stuff.
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Thursday, 28. July 2011, 22:50
Great author, may I recommend The Idiot Prince?
The Brothers Karamozov is the first book I chose to read by him. I definitely cannot wait to read The Idiot and Crime & Punishment.
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Indeed. Can't live without the great Russian authors, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoi, Solzhenitsyn.

Nice username btw, the main star of Scorpion constellation, right?
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Friday, 29. July 2011, 00:06
Indeed. Can't live without the great Russian authors, Dostoyevsky, Tolstoi, Solzhenitsyn.

Nice username btw, the main star of Scorpion constellation, right?
Thank you. :# It's the brightest in the constellation, yes.

Carl Sagan is a boss. Just thought I'd throw that out there. B) I have Cosmos and Pale Blue Dot by him. Still need to read Pale Blue Dot.
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Failure leaves more room for improvement, masquerading as time well spent.
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I'm reading Divergent by Veronica Rother. My roommate lent me it :P

Sometimes I don't like how fast I read 'cause I started last night and I'm almost done with it today ;_;

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Someone reccommended This Is Your Brain On Music, how good is it, Genaro?
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Today I start A Day In The Life of Ivan Denisovich.
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Done with A Day In The Life, so I'll start with one of my all time favourites, never get tired of reading it.

Histories by Herodotus

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Im still stuck on the Histories, but I shall finish!
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I started readin Tolkein's Silmarillion but only got about halfway through before losing time enough to read it. I'll probably take it on holiday with me and finish that and the Hobbit in the week though. Then I can start the Lord of the rings again :P

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