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**Belowen** · 31-10-2011

Leaf Storm by Gabriel Garcia Marquez

peacelover142002 · 31-10-2011

A Life of Picasso: The Prodigy, 1881-1906 - John Richardson

nita-karoliina · 01-11-2011

rum diaries

stellachiara · 01-11-2011

How Proust can change your life by Alain de Botton, quite good reading.

**ChrissyM** · 03-11-2011

currently reading the last book in the hunger games trilogy - Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins

sobriquet87 · 04-11-2011

Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte...and I'm also still working on The Night Circus.

Alvedansen · 04-11-2011

^is that Circus book any good? i hear so much about it and people seem quite split over it. i hate the Circus so i don't think this book will be for me anyways, or is there not so much circus life?

sobriquet87 · 04-11-2011

^It's good so far. I honestly haven't gotten far enough to really judge, but I'll post more about it when I finish. One of the main reasons I wanted to read it is that one of the main characters has my name (Celia), which I rarely see in literature.

The writing takes some getting used to, but the author uses a lot of great descriptive writing to create her world. It's not so much about the circus (which is not your standard circus)...the story is about two competing magicians who (I'm assuming) eventually fall in love. So far I recommend it.

coco vaughn · 05-11-2011

Smoke and Mirrors by Neil Gaiman

Alvedansen · 05-11-2011

Pittacus Lore - The power of six (don't even know why i read it since i didn't really like the first book in the series, but i need a quick mindless read)

Jared · 05-11-2011

Shantaram

aycotqone · 06-11-2011

The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux

Northern Star · 13-11-2011

Just finished The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Superb and cannot wait to read the next 2 installments.

Darling_Myy · 13-11-2011

The Great clock tower by William Butler Yeats
and the diaries (1862-1919) of Sofia Tolstaja, Leo Tolstoi's wife.

**ChrissyM** · 13-11-2011

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Star

Just finished The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Superb and cannot wait to read the next 2 installments.

I recently finished the third installment and felt a bit deflated when it was over

DEFINITELY worth reading though, I hope you enjoy the next two books!

I'm currently reading The Remains of the Day by Kazio Ishiguro
It's much quieter in tone and content than the Hunger Games

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