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I'm starting my own summer reading list...because I don't have anything for school finally...because I'm headin' off to college this fall.
SO
please suggestions?
what are some good reads? any book change your life? Or how you viewed it? Or did anything just entertain the hell out of you?
I'm pretty open minded and I love reading anything, any genre...so SUGGESTIONS PLEASE!

victimofopportunity
victimofopportunity on Jun 05 '07 at 2:48pm
I love Dan Brown books.
isneked
isneked on Jun 05 '07 at 2:49pm
right now it is easily

Bard:

the odyssey of the Irish
isneked
isneked on Jun 05 '07 at 2:50pm
It Historical fiction

takes place over 2000 years ago and is about the celts
Aristarchus
Aristarchus on Jun 05 '07 at 2:50pm
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My favourite books that I have read recently include...



Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell

by Susanna Clarke



American Gods

by Neil Gaiman



Hairstyles of the Damned

by Joe Meno
stickyricegirl
stickyricegirl on Jun 05 '07 at 2:50pm
Thanks jackanapes! and opportunityvictim!

War and Peace is on my list

and I've never heard of Winter's Tale! I 'll have to check it out
stickyricegirl
stickyricegirl on Jun 05 '07 at 2:51pm
ooo Jonathan strange and Mr. Norrell..is already on my list!!

I can't wait to read that one!!
Aristarchus
Aristarchus on Jun 05 '07 at 2:51pm
...and A Complicated Kindness, by Miriam Toews kicks serious ass -- a read for writers.
hanzabean
hanzabean on Jun 05 '07 at 2:52pm
100 Years of Solitude!



The Greedy Python (for light reading!)
jess4002
jess4002 on Jun 05 '07 at 2:52pm
harry potter!



a fine balance - rohinton mistry

memoirs of a geisha - arthur golden

tuesdays with morrie - mitch albom

the five people you meet in heaven - mitch albom

the red tent - anita diamant
stickyricegirl
stickyricegirl on Jun 05 '07 at 2:55pm
i agree.

classics all the way.

i read both...but the classics leave you with something...and most comtemporary stuff just kinda...ends.
lemonalle
lemonalle on Jun 05 '07 at 2:57pm
The Tin Drum

Aristarchus
Aristarchus on Jun 05 '07 at 2:58pm
A Fine Balance is awesome -- incredibly well-crafted. It's also one of the most emotionally disruptive books I've ever read.
lemonalle
lemonalle on Jun 05 '07 at 2:58pm
It's my favorite book right now because I have been reading it forever
El_Dictador_Cubano
El_Dictador_Cubano on Jun 05 '07 at 2:59pm
The Stranger
91 days later
Ulrikke
Ulrikke on Sep 04 '07 at 4:09pm
Yann Martel - Life of Pi

Astrid Lindgren - Bröderna Lejonhjärta

Erlend Loe - Naïve. Super

154 days later
Panda-chan
Panda-chan on Feb 05 '08 at 8:19pm
Do you still want a list of books? :]
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