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Dance Dance Dance by Haruki Murakami.

Haven't been reading anything in a while, but Murakami is really all that I've read lately. I haven't gotten any other suggestions, so I'm just keeping up with that. (Not that he's bad. On the contrary, I'd recommend any of his stuff to you. )

Narrative of the Life or Fredrick Douglass

It's a school assigned book but I like it very well! The book itself smells bad though. If you were to put it up to your nose, you would immediately begin coughing.

Still chipping away at The Complete Sherlock Holmes. Big book.

Fight Club — Chuck Palahniuk
On a Murakami break for a bit.
Haven't seen the movie, because I assume the book is always better.

Random short stories like The Most Dangerous Game and The Lady, or the Tiger?

South of the Border, West of the Sun by, you guessed it, Haruki Murakami.

The Cartoon History of the United States
Just another one of those books you happen to pick up whilst strolling though Barnes & Noble.

John Locke's Second Treatise of Government, for a class. In one sentence, I counted 22 commas and 3 colons. It was half a page long. Someone shoot me.

Magical Thinking by Augusten Burroughs.

Its the 3rd book I've read by him. He's a fantastic memoir writer (he wrote Running With Scissors) and I seem to hang out every word the man writes. He's just a God in the world of paperbacks!

I must by his other 2 books!

I just started Brother Odd by Dean Koontz. It's the third book in his "Odd Thomas" series.

i found that book the other day @_@

im in love with it

Went through Mort, The Colour Of Magic, Soul Music and Maskerade this week - all By Terry Pratchet of course.

Oh, and book seven in the Horus Heresy series; Legion



Out of context that means nothing, but WHOAH.


Got The Hogfather in the Mail.

I just started "I Am America (And So Can You)" by Stephen Colbert earlier this week. So far, it is amazingly hilarious

Badly-written History textbooks and slightly-better-written Biology textbooks.