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What book are you currently reading?

User Profile: rosie098
rosie098 August 9th, 2015

What book are you currently reading? What do you think of it so far?

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User Profile: aiko123
aiko123 November 16th, 2019

House of the Scorpion

It is really good

User Profile: compassionateYard7526
compassionateYard7526 November 17th, 2019

I am being forced to read Frankenstein for english class but the book is actually pretty good. I like how in the book the question is brought up who really is the monster? Is it Victor Frankenstein who created life out of death disturbing nature and then not taking responsibllity for it? Or is it Victor's creation who killed his brother? The book kind of makes you think because it shows all sides of the story through letters withch is pretty cool and it kind of reverses the roles because the creature that frankenstien created is normaly thought as a monster but it is victor frankenstein that is really the monster even if hes not eight feet tall.

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User Profile: charbydis
charbydis November 17th, 2019

@compassionateYard7526

I loved the book! -- enjoy!

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User Profile: KingAaron84
KingAaron84 November 17th, 2019

Rereading the 7 cups for the searching soul

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User Profile: shreyash
shreyash December 15th, 2019

@KingAaron84 is this a book ?

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User Profile: nonnyzolo
nonnyzolo November 17th, 2019

Supernova by Marissa Meyer. It's INTENSE!!

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User Profile: ouwillbefound
ouwillbefound January 24th, 2020

@nonnyzolo

OH MY GOD, I LOVE THIS BOOK! Have you finished it!!! What did you think??

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User Profile: softPresence3903
softPresence3903 November 17th, 2019

Sons and lovers . The book is pretty unconventional . Reflects on human fabric of changing times of industrialisation and the modern interpretations of relationships.

User Profile: littleHummy123
littleHummy123 November 17th, 2019

I'm following two threads of thought right now:

1. The Gormenghast Trilogy - I'm still on the first book and I love the way Mervyn Peake writes! He has such finesse for imagery.

2. Doing Justice: A prosecutor's thoughts on crime, punishment, and the rule of law - So far so good. It's not as technical as it sounds. It's really interesting to me, because it is really more about psychology and self-development, mixed in with real life cases.

User Profile: BurrowOwl
BurrowOwl November 18th, 2019

The Rise of Kyoshi by F.C. Lee

I'm feeling so much excitement and nostalgia reading this. I love ATLA sooo much.

User Profile: anabellamia1189
anabellamia1189 November 18th, 2019

wilder girls by rory power

User Profile: Heavenisforreal07
Heavenisforreal07 November 20th, 2019

7 Cups for the Searching Soul

User Profile: HonestThunder
HonestThunder November 20th, 2019

Living and wellbeing

Life Changing Quotes & Thoughts

(Volume 146)