What are you reading?
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My copies of the first five Arsène Lupin books arrived this morning and I've been having a blast reading through them. A shame some of the books had some slight wear and tear despite being "new" but whatever they were really cheap. Gonna totally get the rest of the series after I've finished these, I may have to get a new bookshelf though as there's quite a lot of them. :wink:
Just finished Tehanu by Ursula K Le Guin. Now reading To Have and Have Not by Ernest Hemingway. :smile:
While cleaning my room, I stumbled upon a book on witchcraft & demonology. If I conjure up a demon from the fiery pits of hell or put a curse on someone... Whoops! My bad!
"The Strategy of Conflict" by Thomas C. Schelling. It's mainly about things like Game Theory which I find endlessly fascinating.
I've been re-reading The Infernal Devices. Nearly done Clockwork Angel.
China in World History (Second edition) by S.A.M Adshead.
Dry, I know. but I enjoy history books
Dry, I know. but I enjoy history books
"Only the Dead know the end of War." -Plato
That quote sums up perfectly this story, "Mobile Suit Gundam: Thunderbolt". Dark, depressing and unforgiving. Thunderbolt tells the story of a rivalry between two pilots on opposing forces locked in a hopeless war where Death is the only true winner.
That quote sums up perfectly this story, "Mobile Suit Gundam: Thunderbolt". Dark, depressing and unforgiving. Thunderbolt tells the story of a rivalry between two pilots on opposing forces locked in a hopeless war where Death is the only true winner.
Clockwork Princess (Book Three of The Infernal Devices series).
In the process of reading "Anne of Green Gables" by Lucy M. Montgomery.
At first I wasn't sure what to make of the hyperactive Anne, but I eventually grew to like her.
At first I wasn't sure what to make of the hyperactive Anne, but I eventually grew to like her.
Re-reading the Darkside series by Tom Becker. Still one of my favorite series. Definitely recommend to anyone who likes darker books in a modern/Victorian setting.