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How was it? It's next on my list. Right now I'm reading Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close by Jonathan Safran Foer but in a very slow speed.

That's how I read Everything is Illuminated. It was one of those books that I wanted to blow through because I liked it so much, but couldn't because I wanted it all to sink in.

 

currently reading Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire.

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That's how I read Everything is Illuminated. It was one of those books that I wanted to blow through because I liked it so much, but couldn't because I wanted it all to sink in.

 

currently reading Son of a Witch by Gregory Maguire.

how is it? i borrowed that from my sister months ago, but i wanted to re-read wicked before i started so it's still sitting there.

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how is it? i borrowed that from my sister months ago, but i wanted to re-read wicked before i started so it's still sitting there.

I like Son of a Witch better than I like Wicked, and I like Wicked a lot. Maguire did a fabulous job of going back to his Oz and telling the story about what happened to Liir after Elphaba died.

 

Reading World War Z by Max Brooks

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i keep meaning to pick up a book to do something mentally, but i just haven't been able to get around to it..

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I just read "The Memory Keepers Daughter." It was really good. I can't remember the author, but it was really good. Now I"m reading a book called "Blindness" by Jose Saramago. The story seems really good, but I don't like the way he has written it. He seems not to like periods and loves run on sentences.

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I'm reading "Variable Star" by Spider Robinson (based off Robert Heinlein's unwritten book). It's actually pretty good. The only book I've read in a few months that actually vividly put each sentence in my head, rather than "key events". It's funny, sad, tense, energetic, all in one...the author really found a way to express the suspense of some scenes, the humor of others.

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The Best Short Stories 2004

 

It's all sci-fi ones... the last one I read was about some prison with no guards and magical transvestites... it was a little weird.

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Azalroth: I have a simular book I have yet to get through...the difference being my book centers on Monty Python. :angry: ;)

 

Right now, I'm going back and forth between Next by Michael Crichton, and Wonderful Tonight by Pattie Boyd.

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