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Mammoth Book of Jack the Ripper
The Infertility Cure: The Ancient Chinese Wellness Program for Getting Pregnant and Having Healthy Babies By Randine Lewis
American Gods By Neil Gaiman
Finished on Jan 3, 2010

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Her Fearful Symmetry By Audrey Niffenegger
Reading since Jan 3, 2010

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Pride and Prejudice and Zombies: The Classic Regency Romance - Now With Ultraviolent Zombie Mayhem! By Seth Grahame-Smith, Jane Austen
Breaking Dawn By Stephenie Meyer
Finished on Apr 27, 2009

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Coraline By Neil Gaiman
Finished on May 10, 2009

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Eclipse By Stephenie Meyer
Finished on Apr 11, 2009

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New Moon By Stephenie Meyer
Finished on Apr 8, 2009

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The Measly Middle Ages: (Horrible Histories) By Terry Deary
Finished in Mar 2009

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Horrible Histories: Cruel Kings and Mean Queens By Terry Deary
The Cut-throat Celts: (Horrible Histories) (Horrible Histories) By Terry Deary
Loathsome London: (Horrible Histories) By Terry Deary
The Measly Middle Ages: (Horrible Histories) By Terry Deary
Finished in Nov 2008

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Wicked Words: (Horrible Histories Special) By Terry Deary
The Graveyard Book By Neil Gaiman
Finished on Dec 21, 2008

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Twilight By Stephenie Meyer
Finished on Nov 30, 2008

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The Autograph Man By Zadie Smith
Let's Go 2002: New York City (Let's Go New York City) By Let's Go Inc
Let's Go Australia: (Let's Go) By Let's Go Inc
A Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers By Xiaolu Guo
  • I read the last 100 pages without stopping and the more I read the sadder I felt. And when I finished reading I felt a little sorry and a little lonely as if I had actually lost someone or something.
    At the end, I think this is quite a sad story (growing up isn't exactly a happy thing, after al ... (continue)

    I read the last 100 pages without stopping and the more I read the sadder I felt. And when I finished reading I felt a little sorry and a little lonely as if I had actually lost someone or something.
    At the end, I think this is quite a sad story (growing up isn't exactly a happy thing, after all).
    And it is also a story about identity, love, loss and freedom.
    Even though it may immediately seem too simple and naive, I found this book quite thoughtful and a pleasure to read.

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    Posted on Aug 29, 2008 | Add your feedback

Jaco the Leek By Cat Weatherill
Finished on Aug 4, 2008

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Dark Tales from the Woods By Daniel Morden
  • Abram Wood è uno zingaro cantastorie che, si dice, sia arrivato in Galles all'inizio del diciottesimo secolo. Si dice anche che, il suo, sia stato il primo violino ad essere suonato in terra gallese. Si dice poi che, alla sua morte, una grande folla abbia seguito la bara di Abram fino al cimitero, s ... (continue)

    Abram Wood è uno zingaro cantastorie che, si dice, sia arrivato in Galles all'inizio del diciottesimo secolo. Si dice anche che, il suo, sia stato il primo violino ad essere suonato in terra gallese. Si dice poi che, alla sua morte, una grande folla abbia seguito la bara di Abram fino al cimitero, suonando arpe e violini.
    I suoi discendenti hanno continuato a viaggiare per il Galles raccontando, durante le loro performance, le storie già narrate da Abram. Le stesse storie che Daniel Morden ha raccolto e riadattato in questo voume. They are tremendous tales of enchantment, mystery and danger, where ordinary people have to overcome incredible obstacles. (...) These stories belong in the air, between a mouth and some ears. (...) As Abram would have said, 'That is all. Find out more if ye wish!'

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    Posted on Jul 30, 2008 | Add your feedback

The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy: And other stories By Burton Tim
  • Grottesco, tristissimo, crudele, buffo, assurdo, tenero, poetico. Tim Burton. Semplicemente.

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    Posted on Jun 17, 2008 | Add your feedback

Cold Mountain: A Novel By Charles Frazier
The Road By Cormac McCarthy

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    Certe volte funziona così: tu leggi e le parole ti entrano dentro; la storia comincia a scorrerti nel sangue; la storia diventa viva; tu non riesci a smettere di leggere; anche quando non leggi, pensi alla storia; pensi a "loro" che sono lì, fermi, che aspettano te per continuare a vivere.
    Così ... (continue)

    Certe volte funziona così: tu leggi e le parole ti entrano dentro; la storia comincia a scorrerti nel sangue; la storia diventa viva; tu non riesci a smettere di leggere; anche quando non leggi, pensi alla storia; pensi a "loro" che sono lì, fermi, che aspettano te per continuare a vivere.
    Così è stato per "The Road". E alla fine ho pianto. Ho pianto davvero. Ero inginocchiata lì con il bambino, vicino al corpo freddo di suo padre. "He was crying and he couldnt stop". E io con lui.

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    Posted on Jun 8, 2008 | Add your feedback

Let's Go 2005 Ireland: (Let's Go Ireland) By Let's Go Inc
Games for Language Learning: (Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers) By Andrew Wright, David Betteridge, Michael Buckby
Stories: Narrative Activities for the Language Classroom (Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers) By Ruth Wajnryb
Using Folktales: (Cambridge Handbooks for Language Teachers) By Eric K. Taylor
Philippe Halsman By Jane Halsman Bello, Steve Bello
Let's Go Spain and Portugal: (Let's Go) By Let's Go Inc
Nice Work By David Lodge
Changing Places By David Lodge
Heart of Darkness: (Penguin Classics) By Joseph Conrad
Jane Eyre: (Penguin Classics) By Q. D. Leavis, Charlotte Bronte
Pride and Prejudice: (The Penguin English Library, El 72) By Jane Austen
Small World By David Lodge
Daisy Miller: (Penguin Classics) By Henry James, Geoffrey A. Moore
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Stories: (The Penguin English Library) By Robert L. Stevenson
Under Western Eyes: (Twentieth Century Classics) By Joseph Conrad
Jude the Obscure: (English Library) By Thomas Hardy
Tess of the D'Urbervilles: A Pure Woman (Penguin Classics) By Thomas Hardy
The Garden Party and Other Stories By Katherine Mansfield
The Pearl and The Red Pony: (Two Books in One) By John Steinbeck
The Portable Oscar Wilde: Revised Edition (Viking Portable Library) By Richard Aldington, Oscar Wilde
Where Angels Fear to Tread By E. M. Forster
Dubliners By James Joyce
What Women Say About Men: (Little Books) By Armand Eisen
On Chesil Beach By Ian McEwan
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    Il senso di tutta la storia si trova tra le righe dell' ultimo lungo paragrafo: "This is how the entire course of a life can be changed - by doing nothing." McEwan resta un maestro nel trasmettere emozioni vive e palpitanti. In questo caso, il sapore amaro del rimpianto; quello che sarebbe potuto es ... (continue)

    Il senso di tutta la storia si trova tra le righe dell' ultimo lungo paragrafo: "This is how the entire course of a life can be changed - by doing nothing." McEwan resta un maestro nel trasmettere emozioni vive e palpitanti. In questo caso, il sapore amaro del rimpianto; quello che sarebbe potuto essere e non è stato.

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    Posted on Apr 28, 2008 | Add your feedback

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