Books You Would Like to Read

Jane Doe:

Read all of Palahniuk's work, even Snuff, which is by far the worst. Read Survivor first.

Unneeded intricacy:

I really, really want to read American Psycho but I don't think I'll be allowed judging by what I've heard of it.

Don't watch the film before you read it, and also, I really enjoyed it for the first half, but found it unbearable to read after that. I had to stop. The way Ellis wrote it just disturbed me.

Edit: GARRH. Fail.

Bittersweet Kiss:

1. The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan
I read The Lightning Thief in his Percy Jackson series and loved all the Greek mythology in it. I also love ancient Egypt and learning about the gods and pharaohs, so I'm thinking The Red Pyramid will be like his other series, only packed with ancient Egypt mythology. That really excites me.

I want to read that book now.
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I also want to read Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen. I already saw the film, and I love it. I have this feeling that the book is better.

Any Stephen King books. I've read part of Lisey's Story and it was so... weird. I just can't explain. I don't know if his other books are alike, but it's definitely something I want to check out. The Shining sounds interesting, too.

fool's paradise:

^ I started The Scarlet Letter and I'm surprised by how much I actually enjoy it.

How do you like Lolita so far?

Nice. It really spoke volumes when I discussed it
in class. Instant appreciate for Hawthorne, not even joking.

Lolita is very different from what I'm used to reading.
It makes me think about how the human mind works.

hidden mist.:

I also want to read Girl, Interrupted by Susanna Kaysen. I already saw the film, and I love it. I have this feeling that the book is better.

The book is amazing! Definitely one of my favorites, it's so funny.

I kind of want to read Atonement by Ian McEwan.

I want to read the Vladimir Tod series.
But are they any good?

I want to read some Agatha Christie but would they be any good?

Lennie Walker:

I want to read some Agatha Christie but would they be any good?

I love Agatha Christie's books. I can never, ever guess the murderer. They don't really have a lot of action, they're more about the mystery, and about how the person who's solving the crime goes about it. There's a lot of searching for clues, etc.

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I really want to read the second Hunger Games book. I just finished the first.

I have Naked Lunch, haven't read it yet but want to. Also, Glass and Fallout by Ellen Hopkins (I read Crank and loved it). There's also a bunch of Poirot (Agatha Christie) I want to read too.

Lennie Walker:

I want to read some Agatha Christie but would they be any good?

Yes and no. Some I've read have been duds, but most I've read have been excellent. Sometimes they are a bit formulaic, but for the most part I find them entertaining.

I'd suggest trying some of the Poirot or Miss Marple books of hers.

Lennie Walker:

I want to read some Agatha Christie but would they be any good?

I love the Miss Marple series by her, absolutely brilliant. Go for it!

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I want to read all of Dean Koontz books, and trust me, I'm working on it.

On The Beach sounds really good.

quintens. :3 i just want to read it NOW.

The Bridge Across Forever and Love in the Time of Cholera.

The Bell Jar, Catcher in the Rye, and the Coupland novels I own but still haven't read.

I really want to read Nazi Literature in the Americas by Roberto Bolaño.
Unfortunately everytime I try and get it out from the library it's on loan.

Maurice by E. W. Forster

The Pale King: An Unfinished Novel by David Foster Wallace
Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez

Looking for Alaska by John Green

I want to reread A Clash of Kings
And then actually read both A Storm of Swords and A Feast for Crows

I recently bought the complete Sherlock Holmes and I really want to read it, but I have about fifteen other books I have to read first

And I plan on re-reading the Lord of the Rings, soon.

This Lullaby by Sarah Dessen.