~Great books~

[Kaoru Hanabishi]

Alex Garland - The Beach (better than the film by far)

Alice Sebold - Lovely Bones (their making a film but dunno what that be like)

[Nyx]

The Lovely Bones is a really good book.

[Kaoru Hanabishi]

The Lovely Bones is a really good book.

Yea i loved it hope they dont ruin it in the film their making.

[Athos]

"The Second Bill of Rights: FDR's Unfinished Revolution And Why We Need It More Than Ever" (2004) by Cass R. Sunstein. Regardless of one's own critiques of the New Deal revolution, this book still makes you wonder about economic rights, and the rule of law (in particular, the U.S. Constitution). And given the current fiscal situation, this book opens [some] perspective to what is going on now, and what happened then. Sunstein asks some very interesting questions concerning the U.S. Constitution (such as, why is there no specific mention of economic rights?) and looks abroad (both domestic and foreign constitutions) to provide some examples. Whatever your view, it's a good read.

[Kaoru Hanabishi]

lol you and aoi have alot alike in this department

[Lestat69_99]

Letters to Penthouse?

The Ancient~ R.A. Salvatore

[Lexin Kotetsu]

Marked~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast
Betrayed~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast
Chosen~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast
Untamed~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast
Hunted~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast
Tempted~P.C. Cast, Kristen Cast

The House of Night series are awesome books! Read them!

[Grell]

The Myth Hunters, The Borderkind, and The Lost Ones by Christopher Golden.

Also, The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore

[dustin23]

bartimaeus trilogy

[Mai]

Dustin, I love your name.


Dante's inferno is my current read. For the umpteenth time, and it is in fact, a splendid, fabulous, stellar book.

[Free]

Here are a few great books:

The Catcher in the Rye by J. D. Salinger
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton

[Hardcore]

I've heard a lot of good things about the first one

[Free]

Then you heard correctly. :)
There is quite a bit of profanity, but I'm sure you wouldn't mind.

[Hardcore]

I don't like swearing, God damnit!!
Haha

[SASSZAIN]

Cather in the Rye used to be a required reading book by highschools..

My how the culture of todays society has dwindled down to pornography and drugs.

[Pyro Psycho]

Cather in the Rye used to be a required reading book by highschools..

My how the culture of todays society has dwindled down to pornography and drugs.

You say it like it's a bad thing
By the way, A streetcar named desire was really a great book. I even got the dvd with Marlon Brandon playing Stanley. Ooooh Stella.