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xFarther_Awayx · 01-28-2007, 12:32 PM

Full Moon Rising by Keri Arthur

witch · 02-05-2007, 09:55 AM

The German version of Matt Ruff´s Set This House in Order (Ich und die anderen):

Ruff tells a surprisingly dense story that boils down to a journey of self-discovery. Andy Gage, created two years ago, is the public face of a multiple personality. There are hundreds of souls in his head, governed by his father as Andy lives in a house on a lakeshore. In the world outside, Andy works on ambitious, but unlikely, virtual reality projects. There, new programmer Penny Driver turns out to be a multiple personality, too, and the boss wants Andy to help her. Several of Penny's other souls ask for help, which Andy finally, reluctantly, agrees to give, thereby setting himself on a path that threatens the stability of his house. It seems Andy isn't as cured as he thought he was. There are still secrets in his hometown and in his mind, secrets that could destroy him. Because of the high quality of characterization in it and the unusual route the many souls of Andy Gage must take on his journey of self-discovery, this is an engaging piece of work.

hyatt[x]core · 02-05-2007, 12:58 PM

I just finished "Maybe a Miracle" which was beautiful, and am starting on "The Other Boelyn Sister" which is also turning out pretty nicely.

lonlyness · 02-05-2007, 04:14 PM

i know is lame but i'm reading gossip girls - i like it like that

daniel_pendry15 · 02-05-2007, 09:45 PM

I am reading When I Was Puerto Rican for my Spanish II class at the moment. It is an autobiography of the author, Esmeralda Santiago, growing up in extremely poor living conditions with many siblings and parents who constantly argue with each other in 1950s Puerto Rico.

Mesektet · 02-06-2007, 01:41 AM

Tales of the Slayer, Volume One by Various Authors.

Because I'm a complete dork and I'm rereading all four volumes in order just because I've never done it before.

witch baby · 02-06-2007, 02:37 AM

The Historian.

Great book for those of you who like vampires and Vlad Dracula.

**CastMeNotAway** · 02-06-2007, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by witch baby

The Historian.

Great book for those of you who like vampires and Vlad Dracula.

That was a good book, I really enjoyed it.

Right now I'm reading Wizard and Glass by Stephen King, it's pretty awesome.

MotherOfLight · 10-14-2007, 09:04 PM

His Dark Materials Philip Pullman. Masterpiece.
Also reading Captain Alatriste for Spanish. I wouldn't recommend it.

Raziel · 10-15-2007, 01:58 AM

I am currently reading J. D. Salinger's "The Catcher in the Rye." It is amazing. I really like his style of writing more than anything else.

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witch i don´t like bananas Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Germany Age: 27 Posts: 1,510 Points: 13,340.17 Bank: 121,759.98 Total Points: 135,100.15 Donate	a very god one The German version of Matt Ruff´s Set This House in Order (Ich und die anderen): Ruff tells a surprisingly dense story that boils down to a journey of self-discovery. Andy Gage, created two years ago, is the public face of a multiple personality. There are hundreds of souls in his head, governed by his father as Andy lives in a house on a lakeshore. In the world outside, Andy works on ambitious, but unlikely, virtual reality projects. There, new programmer Penny Driver turns out to be a multiple personality, too, and the boss wants Andy to help her. Several of Penny's other souls ask for help, which Andy finally, reluctantly, agrees to give, thereby setting himself on a path that threatens the stability of his house. It seems Andy isn't as cured as he thought he was. There are still secrets in his hometown and in his mind, secrets that could destroy him. Because of the high quality of characterization in it and the unusual route the many souls of Andy Gage must take on his journey of self-discovery, this is an engaging piece of work. __________________ where are those angels when you need them

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MotherOfLight Do we exist at all? Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Lille, France Posts: 237 Points: 3,602.63 Bank: 2.39 Total Points: 3,605.02 Donate	His Dark Materials Philip Pullman. Masterpiece. Also reading Captain Alatriste for Spanish. I wouldn't recommend it. __________________ It doesn’t matter where we die, it doesn’t matter that you cry...we’ll take you with us...

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