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Post by Honey_Bunny on May 6, 2009 14:21:27 GMT 12
I can read The Little Princeby Antione de Saint Exupery over and over and get amazed by it every time I read it (I've done it 5 times now). It amazes me how much depth can be captured in such a small book!
The Invisible Man by H G Wells, I read it recently and it was so good. There was so mystery in the begining and the ending was perfect! And there were really nice characters there who spoke with a funny accent. And just the whole idea of being invisible... well, it makes you think
The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov. It is a brilliant book. And it is a nice mix of magic and well, the situation in the soviet union!
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Post by pbeng on May 10, 2009 3:00:50 GMT 12
it was probably "funny bones" a kids book it got made into a cartoon also it was awesome ^_^ i just have fond memorys of reading that book in first school.
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Post by Honey_Bunny on May 14, 2009 11:04:28 GMT 12
Some Russian Classics ...
A very deep and meaningful (and debateable!) book. I liked the ending and the main character is so.... strange! Sometimes you agree with him, some other times you think he is completely mad (which is true to some extent!)
Eventhough this was written in the 19th century, it is amazing how the main themes in this book are still relevant. It is all about the two generations: "the fathers" generation and their "sons" generation and how those two either conflict or try to amalgamate. I absoloutely loved the main character, and the way Turgenev writes is entertaining too
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