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    Quote Originally Posted by Brando View Post
    Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis.
    one of my favourites. i still remeber reading it for the first time and being so deppressed
    his latest book lunar park is very strange but excellent.

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    I'm re-reading a book that I read years ago called Church of the Dead Girls by Stephen Dobyns. It's a scary mystery, horror, thriller type book. I remember being scared reading it before, so I wanted to re-read it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doriangray View Post
    one of my favourites. i still remeber reading it for the first time and being so deppressed
    his latest book lunar park is very strange but excellent.
    It is good, but so disturbing. The author is thinking of writing a sequel to it based in present day Hollywood.

    There was a movie based on the book, came out in 1987.
    Less Than Zero (1987)

    Robert Downy jr. as Julian.
    Brad Pitt has an uncredied role.
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    La Vida by Oscar Lewis....really good book written in the 60's about a poor Puerto Rican family in San Juan and NYC...had to read it in college and loved it. Reading it for the 3rd time.
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    Young Stalin...kind of a prequel to Court of the Red Tsar, which I adored. So far, Young Stalin is just as good. Did you know he was quite an accomplished poet at a young age? Weird.
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    Quote Originally Posted by buttmunch View Post
    Young Stalin...kind of a prequel to Court of the Red Tsar, which I adored. So far, Young Stalin is just as good. Did you know he was quite an accomplished poet at a young age? Weird.

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    I just started reading again...I hadn't read a book in a looong time. I finished Lolita last week..and have started The Glass Castle..so far I really like it.
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    "Hitler was a vegetarian and a painter, and Pol Pot was a history teacher.....so mass murderers come from the areas we least expect"-Eddie Izzard

    Hahahahahaha----so true.

    As far as starting to read again, I recommend a bit of Margaret Atwood. She's fantastic and the Handmaids Tale is beyond brilliant. A work of pure genius in my humble opinion. Hard to believe she's canadian (had to say that for Grimmm....)
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    I just finished Deathly Hallows - it's gooooooooooood!

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    ^^^
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    mr. butt took the copy I ordered and traipsed down to get, with the reasoning that since I was already reading something else he would be done with the book before I finished mine. I somehow doubt it...
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    just finished the deathly hallows too... and now, armed with all the secrets, I've decided to re-read the whole series!! So, I guess I'm now reading Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone ...
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    ^^
    i want to do that too but i dont' want to buy all the books. except for 6 and y7 which i bought, i always read my little brother's...
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    "Madame Bovary" Gustave Flaubert
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    Quote Originally Posted by pacific breeze View Post
    ^^Anna Karenina is one of my all-time favourites. I think Madame Bovary is one of the most stylistically perfect novels ever written.
    Anna Karenina is my favorite also! (Hello- signature lol) and I'm reading Madame B. right now
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