What have you read in the last 3 years?

by **°[~CHR!$~]°** » Mar 22nd, '08, 20:54

nothing

.....just newspaper sometimes :unsure:

by **xo eminemgrl ox** » Mar 22nd, '08, 21:11

boot camp.. REALLY good but REALLY sad

by **aleXander** » Mar 22nd, '08, 21:14

"Christine" - Stephen King
"Baltagul" - Mihail Sadoveanu

I don't remember any other :unsure:

....btw...just bought "The mobile" - Stephen King...will read it starting from tomorrow :happy:

Wut do you think about Stephen King, McMaybe? :y:

by **jigglinj** » Mar 22nd, '08, 21:28

3 other war books :y:

i like vietnam and world war 2 books
All Harry Potter books :n:

harry potter is kool
Fatal :n:

i love horror
Hatchet :y:

adventurous
Daughters of Eve :n:

i think it was retarded
Other horror books :y:

love horror
Rich Kid, Poor Kid :y:

had to learn about money
I dont read no more. :shakehead:

reading sucks

by **Sleepy** » Mar 22nd, '08, 22:00

harry potter books.......... :y:

alright

Darren shan saga :y:

Roy Keane autobiography :y:

Diego maradona autobiography :y:

Rough guide to hip-hop :y:

by **yoshi** » Mar 22nd, '08, 23:17

the most noticeable ones:

'Makes Me Wanna Holler - A Young Black Man in America' - Nathan McCall - brilliant autobiography of a guy who made it from prison to The Washington Post office.

'Roots' - Alex Haley - from Gambia to the United States of America, from Kunta Kinte to Alex Haley. 200 years of Haley's family history.

'The Autobiography of Malcolm X - as told to Alex Haley' - self-explanatory.

'About A Boy' - Nick Hornby. you've probably seen the movie. a nice and funny book to read.

'A World Apart: Imprisonment in a Soviet Labor Camp During World War II' - Gustaw Herling-Grudzinski - personal account of life in the Soviet gulag.

'Crime and Punishment - Fyodor Dostoyevsky. ahh, great book.

'Adrian Mole - The Capuccino Years' - Sue Townsend. just a continuation of Adrian's diary. hilarious and tragic at the same time, gotta love it.

'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' - J.K. Rowling

and right now i'm starting with Martin Luther King's autobiography.

by **aleXander** » Mar 22nd, '08, 23:38

^nice yoshi :happy:

We should have a "Literature" entry....wut do you think? :y:

by **Diabolic** » Mar 23rd, '08, 01:51

by **¤°~ Jose ~¤°©** » Mar 23rd, '08, 03:02

"Sports Illustrated" - its a magazine about sports so love it i bought the newest issue yesterday :8)

"SLAM" - Basketball magazine which i love
"ESPN The Magazine" - Sports magazine aswell love it
"DIME" - Basketball Lifestyle Magazine love it aswell :y:

"Mad Game: The NBA Education of Kobe Bryant" - read this book and borrowed from a public library in Los Angeles :y:

by **Xray** » Mar 23rd, '08, 04:56

i've never read an actuall proper book wid 100+ pages before, but damn english class at college made me do it :angry:

book was called "raw" about a teenager who robbed a liquor store and than was caught and sent
to a farm (a correctional facility) to stay there for 6 months...reason why teacher told us to read this book is because we were learning about institutions and what effects do institutions leave on an individual...anyway book was real nice..i give it a 4/5

by **sinemm** » Mar 23rd, '08, 09:46

i didnt read many books in the last 3 years but here are some novels ive read n reading

When Nietzsche Wept by Irvin Yalom which is definetely one of the best books i've ever read

Mutluluk by Zülfi Livaneli thats one amazing book too

started Crime and Punishment by Dostojevski and still reading it and thats pretty good

and also newly stared the Papillon by Henri Charriere and thats so fascinating!!

by **,-,'-{Bar}-',-,** » Mar 23rd, '08, 12:00

in the past 3 years, there is 2 many to remember, only because couple years back i used to read alot, notible ones are

A child called it - Dave Pelzer
The Lost Boy - Dave Pelzer
A Man Named dave - Dave Pelzer

the 3 books are the life story of Dave Pelzer, from his abusive mother starving him to the point he would steal food from anywere he could, one of the worst examples he mentiones is he stole 5 hot dogs out of the jar and his mother found out, she then made him vomit it back up into a basin and after that for his punishment and becuase what his mother described as her "caring" we has allowed to eat them again along with everything else he vomited up. to his rebel teenager years and his becoming of a man, very touching book, sad, inspiring happy and just a great run of emotions and excellent book, i recomend them :y:

by **Zinko** » Mar 23rd, '08, 12:16

I've read two Eminem Books
One was life in the words of eminem and the other was some biography about eminem. I seem to remember it claimed encore was the best album...

Oh and guinness world records 2008, 2007 and 2006 :y:

by **yoshi** » Mar 23rd, '08, 13:10

Xray wrote:i've never read an actuall proper book wid 100+ pages before, but damn english class at college made me do it

rofl nothing to be particulary proud of.. :whistle:

by **Slimm** » Mar 23rd, '08, 22:06

uhm.. Dont exactly remember, but lemme think some noticable ones..

the Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown
Angels and Demons - Dan Brown
3 Artemis Fowl parts - Eoin colver
5 Shannara parts - Terry brooks
Eragon1 and 2.
some harry potter.. idk

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