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frankenstein is one of my definite favourites! good choice, i too love how classics are like 10-20 dollars. penguin classics!

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It's extremely long, but I took an interest in this after a Psych class I took. Zimbardo's an American psychologist who did a prison experiment in the 70s..basically he placed a bunch of college kids into roles of prison guards and prisoners, and they ended up having to cut the experiment short because it became so brutal. Then, in '04...remember all those photos in the news of the abused Iraqi soldiers? They were startlingly similar to photos from the prison study. They actually had Zimbardo become involved with those trials. This book kind of ties all of his observations together.
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now i wanna read it


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frankenstein is one of my definite favourites! good choice, i too love how classics are like 10-20 dollars. penguin classics!
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i read most of that book, lost my page somewhere near the end and gave up and stopped reading.

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i read most of that book, lost my page somewhere near the end and gave up and stopped reading.
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i suggest you pick that book back up and finish it! it is worth the ending

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i suggest you pick that book back up and finish it! it is worth the ending
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i know how it ends. considering it was written by a 19-year-old girl I thought it was good. But it wasn't doing very well of keeping my interest and when I lost what page I was on I thought "FUCK IT"

Jordan:Pushed to the limit.
I love her bio's lol.

The Curious Case of Benjamin Button by F. Scott Fitzgerald ([url=http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/Fitzgerald/jazz/benjamin/benjamin1.htm:1p583stx]Online[/url:1p583stx])

Twilight.

I just finished reading all the sookie stackhouse books in a week. now im bored and waiting for season 2 of true blood and book number 9

Doctor Who: The Clockwise Man

New Moon.

McSweeney's 28

Heart shaped box by Joe Hill-thats stephen kings son.

Eclipse.

pippi langstrumpf

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pippi langstrumpf
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...longstockings?

Breaking Dawn.

lara croft:tomb raider

the junior movie novelization so it wont take long to read at all.

I'm working on a Saturday and they have Harry Potter on the iTunes library.

2666 by Roberto Bolano

Seabiscuit.

I can't mind the author.

laura hillenbrand?

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laura hillenbrand?
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Thats her.

Lol its so informative.

The first ever car race in America..the winning car was going at an average speed of 6.5mph.

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I loved that movie! My sister is reading that book right now, I was going to borrow it when she's done

Currently I'm just under 100 pages in [b:27w754g4]Stephen Kings Eyes of the dragon.[/b:27w754g4]
I am enjoying it thus far but it's weird, I'm used to blood and guts from King..not kings, jesters, and...dragons?

dragons, ftw!

i'm reading [i:vlg8ebee]how soon is never?[/i:vlg8ebee] by marc spitz. i'm in the middle of several books, though. i can't stay focused.

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Good good good!
What do you think of it?
You should read his other one, 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'

Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk

I finished Eyes of the dragon. Probably the fastest I've ever read a book that isnt in the Hp series.


Now 22 pages in The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon.

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now i wanna read it
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You should! It's a little tedious wading through some of the religious babble but over all it's worth reading. I'm doing a much easier read right now:




My friend got me this book and it's hilarious.

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Good good good!
What do you think of it?
You should read his other one, 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close'
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yeah I bought it off amazon, it got here in real shit condition. It was like bent in half, and a bunch of the pages are all folded up in odd angles. >: (

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Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk
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that one's been on my list for awhile.

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You should! It's a little tedious wading through some of the religious babble but over all it's worth reading. I'm doing a much easier read right now:




My friend got me this book and it's hilarious.
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well I can only take a STABBING GUESS at what that book's about but care to elaborate for us?

I need to start reading Anna Karenina for school.I think i will tonight.

Yeah man check out Survivor, you wont be disappointed! I just finished it. I read Invisible Monsters first, which is also really really good, now I'm on my third one by him

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Yeah man check out Survivor, you wont be disappointed! I just finished it. I read Invisible Monsters first, which is also really really good, now I'm on my third one by him
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i've got all three of those on my list on amazon.com, I just haven't bought them yet. also, some other of his books. I'm looking forward to the short stories book the most, I love short stories. I forgot the title though.

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well I can only take a STABBING GUESS at what that book's about but care to elaborate for us?
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List of 150 things white people like with a couple of pages detailing each. Coffee, farmers markets, asian girls, standing still at concerts, rennovations, expensive sandwiches, vintage t-shirts, etc. "Religions their parents don't belong to" is one of my favorites.

"When a white person tells you 'I'm a Buddhist/Hindu/Kabbalahist,' the best thing to do is ask how they arrived at their religious decision. The story will likely involve a trip to Thailand or a college class on religion."

He also includes some random funny diagrams..series of questions to name your baby, what's on the white person's ipod..it's funny.

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i've got all three of those on my list on amazon.com, I just haven't bought them yet. also, some other of his books. I'm looking forward to the short stories book the most, I love short stories. I forgot the title though.
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I think it's called Haunted

I am away to start A Paramedic's Diary: Life and Death

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List of 150 things white people like with a couple of pages detailing each. Coffee, farmers markets, asian girls, standing still at concerts, rennovations, expensive sandwiches, vintage t-shirts, etc. "Religions their parents don't belong to" is one of my favorites.

"When a white person tells you 'I'm a Buddhist/Hindu/Kabbalahist,' the best thing to do is ask how they arrived at their religious decision. The story will likely involve a trip to Thailand or a college class on religion."

He also includes some random funny diagrams..series of questions to name your baby, what's on the white person's ipod..it's funny.
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so, according to him, what's on the white person's ipod?

Stephen King-Blaze. It's possible I'll be reading something else tomorrow though, I've tried so many times to read this book and failed miserably.

Frank Herbert's Children Of Dune

TRAINSPOTTING:irvine welsh.

Wtf.

Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury

ONE OF MY FAVORITES! LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS BOOK.

The Unbareable Lightness of Being

the lost boy.

it's about the moors murders, focusing particularly on victim keith bennett.

Rant by Chuck Palahniuk

Dan Brown - Angels & Demons

Just finished Watchmen.

darkly dreaming dexter.

finished moon called, now reading Blood Bound by Patrcia Briggs