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Decided to re- read some of the classics. Just started The Power and the Glory by Graham Greene and am enjoying it. Loved Travels with my Aunt.
kaitlyn13034 commented:
sounds good! how do you read it ? im puzzled .please tell me please!
20 days ago...
faransso commented:
I like his style... Read "Travels With My Aunt', "The Honorary Consul', "The Tenth Man", "The Comedians" and "Monsignor Quixote"... All were positive experiences, deep and entertaining at the same time.
1 day ago...
Hey, I don't know if this is the right place for this discussion as I am only new here...
But has anyone read Circle of Light by Nienish Wolf?
I picked it up the other day after a friend borrowed it from the local library and recommended it to me. You can buy it online if you google the name.
I thought it was a great book, a bit out there in the supernatural in places, but still had a lot of depth and character building.
15 days ago...
I bought this book online and really loved it, despite the fact that it was an unknown author. A friend of mine picked it up at a local library and recommended it to me.
What I loved about it was the local setting, across Sydney to Adelaide and then Outback Australia. I thought the character of Nicola was complex and personable, and loved the extra family characters!
15 days ago...
kaitlyn13034 commented:
it sounds scary! i dont want to read it . but how do i?uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
20 days ago...
Can anyone tell me what exactly the WriteOnCon competition is looking for? Are they asking for a 500-word piece of fiction, a 500 word excerpt from a novel you've started, or a 500-word synopsis (or "pitch") of a novel you are working on?
Thanks,
-Ryan
I just finished reading a book called 'The schizophrenic human journeys through the baked desert to adore you'
by a man named Sebastian Dravida Yohanan.
Amazing book
has anyone else ever read waterfall by lisa bergren. is it worth reading 2 the end?
4 months ago...
REALLY disappointed in this book right now. I was looking so forward to reading it but I am literally having to force myself to pick it back up to make progress. Would not recommend this book.
makaylagymnast101 commented:
I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL!!! i tried reading the 1st percy jackson book a while ago and i heard so much good things about it and i justcouldnt read it!! i was just not interested at all haha lol
10 months ago...
winterpants commented:
I'm pro-Poisonwood, and the Congo is a particularly fascinating country to read about . The politics of the novel (i.e. about independence from colonial rule) are not overbearing and well integrated for most of the book, but then after they leave the jungle and head for the concrete jungle, it gets a bit preachy. The end feels tacked on and the plot of the novel could have sufficed without it. Very engaging, otherwise.
27 days ago...
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