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Mostwanted is German, but he doesn't come here often.

Hey, I heard this Dango!
Yeah, it's right, I was absent for a long time, but right now, I can be as active again, I just hadn't much time to visit the community regurlarly. So yeah, I'm back.
I'm reading Stephen King's "Death Walk" right now, it's very interesting.

Major bump.
I'm currently reading The Blind Watchmaker by Richard Dawkins. It's been good so far.

I'm reading a popular science book by Claude Allègre, and I'll probably read Gulliver's Travels after that.

Sun Tzu's Art of War great book


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I know a rich spoiled girl my age who never learned to read.

At the moment I'm reading a book called Luna, it's about a transgender taken from a second person view, her younger sister's point of view. It's very reaslitically written.

Currently im reading absolutely nothing. The book I want isn't going to be released until... Fall 2012.

It might be a good idea to mention the name of the book and give your bump some meaning.

spiraldoor wrote:It might be a good idea to mention the name of the book and give your bump some meaning.

Quite honestly I don't remember the name. I could look it up, but I don't feel like it.

There are two books I quite enjoyed to read:

- "Os Maias" (From Eça de Queiroz)
- "Dragonsdale" (From Salamada Drake)

I've been reading one from Rita Vilela which I've been enjoying a lot aswell: The 7 Colours of Oniris.

I just got the Amazon Kindle app for Android, and I thought I'd give 'On the Origin of the Species' a go. Partly because it is one of the most important books in the history of science, and partly because it is way old and therefore free. Have any of you guys read it? Got any thoughts?

Just read Catch-22. Well, hard to believe, a book with good general opinion that I liked.

In case of Darwin, nope, didn't see it yet.

I'm actually a bit tired of reading. With my eye problem causing me to have horrible horizontal tracking/tracing, it takes me forever to read a book. It might take me a month to read 200 pages for example. My English teacher assigned books like To Kill A Mockingbird every month to be read within three weeks. Most people took their time and finished within two, but I took about 2-3 months of heavy reading to finish it. I lucked out however on two of the books he gave us to read since I actually had read them before.

Tobbe wrote:I just got the Amazon Kindle app for Android, and I thought I'd give 'On the Origin of the Species' a go. Partly because it is one of the most important books in the history of science, and partly because it is way old and therefore free. Have any of you guys read it? Got any thoughts?

Not yet but I definitely should. Have you started to read it already ?

Yes, but I'm only a few pages in. Seems interesting enough so far.

When you will read it, please tell me what kind of "gene" theory Darwin believed, because I heard it was different than currently dominant Mendl-derived one. Basically the guy said Darwin thought animals can modify their genes, but I'm afraid this was oversimplified.

They should make a book with the scientific explanation of how Bill O'Reilly was created.

finished "House of Hades" the 4th heroes of olympus book by Rick Riordan, has anybody else read it?

I am currently reading "Into the Wild" for my English Literature class and I am reading "Phantom of the Opera" on my free time.

In CGL we are advised to read few things. It is going to be pretty because me and philosophy aren't the best companions.

Still reading The Phantom of the Opera. It's getting interesting!