Christ Centered Gamer

Strider wrote:

ccgr wrote:Twilight

*ducks*

Cut her some slack, she's not a guy.


An assortment of college textbooks.

Yay, finals.

Orodrist wrote:

Strider wrote:

ccgr wrote:Twilight

*ducks*

Cut her some slack, she's not a guy.

Never thought I'd hear that coming out of you.

Besides, I was just giving her a hard time.

it's for girls half my age but it's good

I read the first two just to see if it was as bad as everyone believes. Probably not, but there were a lot of headdesk moments and I recall laughing at it a lot. "I hear voices when I get an adrenaline rush. See a shrink or jump off a cliff... jump off a cliff."

Anyway, a Psychology textbook and the Hobbit. Also the World of Darkness Arsenal book.

New Moon

See my previous statement for a plot summary.

yeah that pretty much summed it up...romeo and a mental case juliet

The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy.

"*Arthur is running at the demolition crew* WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO MY HOUSE?!?!?!?!?!? GET AWAY YOU IMBECILES!!!!! *Everyone notices big space ship in the sky and starts running* YOU BETTER RUN YO-*Arthur trips over log* ....WHAT IN THE BLOODY HECK IS THAT?????????"

XD

Still only about halfway through The Prestige, and I just started on Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli.

I FINALLY finished Dune.

That...was a really deep novel. XD


I'm currently looking at a list Drew sent me for new book ideas....

The Sun Also Rises, by Ernest Hemingway.

Also have Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, Victory by Joseph Conrad, and Kenilworth by Sir Walter Scott on my "to read by New Years" list.

May also add The Secret Agent, also by Conrad.

And possibly the complete works of Edgar Allen Poe. If I finish everything else.

EDIT:

Adding Nostromo by Conrad, The Agony and the Ecstasy by Irving Stone, Walden and Other Writings by Henry David Thoreau, and The Last Plantagenets by Thomas B. Costain.

And I may be taking off Kenilworth.

...

I'm going to be stuck in a house with extended family.

I finished The Prestige and I'm about halfway through Stargirl, all while trembling in anticipation for starting the newest addition to my personal library, Markus Zusak's The Book Thief.

Shadowmoor

The book is a series of short-stories set in the Magic: The Gathering universe. It's pretty meh. I don't particularly recommend it.

In fact, the only reason I kept reading is because our library system doesn't see fit to keep its branches open on Mondays any more... and this was the only fiction sitting around from my brother's last visit to the library that looked remotely appealing.

I'd so rather be reading Wastelands for short story compilations.

I was reading Eragon, but I found it hard to keep up with at times, and so, when it was due, I returned it to the library. I'll get it back out and finish it. Eventually.

I just got Deception by randy alcorn and Green by ted dekker for my birthday. Can't wait to read Green, and i'll read deception again.