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Just incase anyone is still interested in seeing people's books I finally got ahold of my parents new camera and took the time to install the software on my laptop. I never got around to reorganising my shelves as more keep getting added to them. Behold! Pictures! Clicky to see fullsize.
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I've not read many, but heres how the ones I have read go:
Jeffrey Eugenides
George Orwell
Margaret Atwood
J.D. Salinger
I'm not sure if I've even heard of all of the others. :o How shameful. I think I'll go read in the corner now...
Today I received George Orwel's Animal Farm as a belated birthday present.
I now have £30 of book vouchers and £10 on Amazon, so I might be getting a lot more books soon... if I ever find the will to leave my house... :o
My list changes so much, but I'll give it a go. :) (I've been working on this on and off since this topic was created.)
1. Visit Japan.
2. Go see Chicago on stage (might be able to do this next easter :D).
3. Work in a library or bookshop (failed at getting one in a library, but I've just...
What jolly pictures.
I'd go to a doctor to get them frozen off. The internet tells me it's a commom treatment and I've had it done to a couple of warts and it doesn't hurt.
Books started and finished in July for me were:
Geisha of Goin - Mineko Iwasaki
2nd Chance - James Patterson
Nineteen Eighty-Four - George Orwell
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest - Ken Kesey
Hamlet - William Shakespeare
I also started Margaret Atwood's Surfacing, but only finished that...
:D I love Wikipedia and can sometimes find myself editting random pages at the oddest hours of the day. I do get irritated by the amount of vandalism though.
I'm on the site as tartan-skirt. I haven't had much time to do anything lately, but I'm itching to do some more drawing or experiment with different paints (if I could get my hands on some).
Such a hard choice.... This is in no particular order, and I know I'll have missed out something important...
Princess Mononoke
Fight Club
Edward Scissorhands
The Virgin Suicides
Trainspotting
10 Things I Hate About You
Tank Girl
Mulan
Hilary and Jackie
Toys
While making this list...
YES.
It's not just the little kids who need it. High school is very stressful and after the exams in May I'm glad to have my (hopefully well earned) break. If we didn't have holidays I think one my friends may have had a nervous breakdown by now. :p
What would happen to holiday based...
I usually do read non-fiction if I can find something interesting and in my price range. I like to read to learn about culture, history and people's lives, among other things. I read for both pleasure and for school, though more for the former. :p
Ooo, I'll definately be having a look for one or two of those as they do sound quite interesting. :)
I can't recall reading any, but you may be interested in a book mentioned in a past Book of the Month voting round called Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers by Mary Roach.
Picked up some more cheap books today...
A Dictionary of Biology (£0.19)
Pan Study Aids - Human Biology (£1.00)
Deception Point by Dan Brown (£0.30)
I thought I'd give Mr Brown another chance. For 30p I think it's worth it, and if not off to eBay it goes! :p
Today I bought some more books. :D I just passed the 200 book mark.
Surfacing - Margaret Atwood
Porno - Irvine Welsh
Marabou Stork Nightmares - Irvine Welsh
Glue - Irvine Welsh
Ecstasy - Irvine Welsh
The Cutting Room - Louise Welsh
Altogether I spent £9. As you can see I found a load...