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thank you for the suggestion but i am in the US. i was referring to the most recent episode of 24. but i won't say in case some of you haven't seen it yet.

well when it is said in the introduction that there is no possible why you can finish and understand this book how can you. joyce said himself that he made this book his life work to be an engima, to be something to discuss for eternity.

grey's anatomy is the only show in the entire world i will miss sleep over. it is amazing.thoughts?

i read by the light of the moon and i tried to read odd thomas. it's just the fact that he has to compare EVERYTHING to describe something. i think we can make sense of it without comparing it to darth vader.

how amazing was last week. we don't even know if jack is alive at this point, and the way this season is going i would not be surprised if he was.

omg that book is weird i haven't been able to finish it. i get too caught up in the footnotes.

Am i the only one who finds his use of similies annoying and moronic? i've read one book and tried to read another of his and couldn't stand it.

her website has yet to post a definite release date. o and am i the only loser who's gone to the past two release parties and gotten it at midnight?

thanks. o btw john irving is great. have you read a prayer for owen meany?

as simple as snow(don't remember the author) the princess bride(abridged, william goldman) candide by voltaire a doll's house(play) peeps by scott westerfeld series of unforunate events 11 and 12 umm...there might be more but i can't remember

we just read it in our lit class. it was amazing. the fact that, that book started the women's sufferage movement, is amazing. such a bleak ending. it was wonderful.

The Fourth Hand by John Irving was a romantic-comedy. It's about this tv reporter who loses his hand in a lion's mouth. His story is broadcast everywhere because he was reporting a story when it happened. So this woman decides that her hubsand should give him his hand, a hand-transplant. Though...

yes i am arrogant. i read a lot. everything except for nonfiction(real life is just not interesting enough). but seriously i hope this is a wonderful forum in which there will be replies and i'll be able to find some new stuff to read. I also have seen quite a few movies, so talk to me about...

war of the worlds. so much freaking potential for description, and they described all the wrong things. dismal.

has anyone ever read the play, a doll's house?

bright eyes, but more recently james blunt. over and over again.

This book was cool. it's called peeps by scott westerfeld. it's about this parasite that infects people and turns them vampire-like. it is amazing. has anyone read it?