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Thank you! Which book was it that you read in Greek? I'm curious now, like a cat. Meow! Also, yes, it's very difficult if you don't know the language well enough, so it must have been a real struggle for you to manage to finish it. I admire you!

Small and intimate. How am I supposed to learn better English when I start reading a book and I can't enjoy it because of all the searching for the words I don't understand?

There is no substance. You either like it or not because it's more like a letter from a friend who explains to you what's going on in his life and what are the things that he thinks when or before he takes action. I personally liked it and I've read it many times since the first time but right...

I prefer CD's but it's not always possible so I don't know. When listening to music I prefer on-line radios so whatever the format is on the radio, I listen to. Most of the times, I enjoy it too! My father used to listen to vinyl all the time and I really enjoyed it but nowadays it's so...

I think Michael Moorcock is the one for me! I guess I just love his writing and his way of building the characters. As I am trying to read books in English now I guess that I'll begin by re-reading his books! Best author ever! :buttrock

I just watched "Wolf Children" (2012) and I literally cried in the end. This was one of the best animated films I've EVER seen! I want to be a wolf!!!

Hello! I'm new to the forum and I love reading (obviously)! Though I have read many books in Greek, as I am one too, I have never read a book in English before, although I tried one or two times in the past. Recently I read my first one, it was called Pyrate's Boy and it's written by E.B. Colin...