What are you reading at the moment?

[sweetiepi]

o_0 WHERE?

From a bookstore. Maybe I'm secretly the poet

(I haven't actually ever touched a Zac Power book. )

[technodisney]

I just finished the whole Zac Power series (anyone else read these as kiddies?)

ZAC POWER, I LOVED THOSE BOOKS, UP UNTIL I WAS LIKE 14

I feel like I never had the full set though

[fun_jirachi]

I just finished the whole Zac Power series (anyone else read these as kiddies?)

OMG WOWWOWOWOWOW
I literally laughed and cried at the same time when I saw this, that was the good stuff
In primary, everyone was super naive, and when we realised that B.I.G was G.I.B backwards we all thought we had 300IQ

But yeah just read Dumas' The Man in the Iron Mask, that was damned solid

From a bookstore. Maybe I'm secretly the poet

(I haven't actually ever touched a Zac Power book. )

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[sweetiepi]

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I'm sorry <3
Also telling me to go to a bookstore/library is a very dangerous thing. Just ask @RuiAce

[sweetiepi]

I recently finished Phantom of the Opera, so now I'm onto Wuthering Heights!
(After that, I plan to read some of the poetry I recently bought!!! )

Update: I also just finished Robert Muchamore's Killer T. I will begin to read previously mentioned poetry- starting with Neon Soul by Alexandra Elle!

[abbeyrose]

I've just started reading Tess d'Urbervilles by Thomas Hardy! Hopefully this book lives up to my expectations!

I'd love to know what your thoughts were on Tess of the D'Urbervilles!

For anyone interested, I'm currently a bit over 400 pages into Les Misérables by Victor Hugo. I'll admit that the prospect of reading this was slightly daunting, considering the edition I own (Penguin Classics) is just over 1200 pages. I will say that, thus far, I am enjoying it and am glad I went with the Norman Denny translation.

[S200]

Just finished The Messenger by Markus Zusak.
Very good read, and I can't wait to get my hands on Bridge of Clay!

[Calebark]

I just borrowed Hegel's The Phenomenology of Spirit . Tbh I've always found understanding Hegel a bit difficult, but still keen nonetheless.

[S200]

I just borrowed Hegel's The Phenomenology of Spirit . Tbh I've always found understanding Hegel a bit difficult, but still keen nonetheless.

Have you tried "Essays" By Montaigne?
Seems a similar vein...

[Calebark]

Have you tried "Essays" By Montaigne?
Seems a similar vein...

I have not, but I'll add it to the list! Got any other recommendations?

I identify strongly with Absurdism. I think haha. So I'd recommend The Myth of Sisyphus by Albert Camus

[vox nihili]

Have started reading KRudd's second volume of his autobiography. Very policy focused atm which can at times be a bit of a drag, but interesting nonetheless.

[Phoenix11]

I just finished 'The Help' by Kathryn Stockett.
It was amazing!
I definitely recommend this for everyone!
 

[sweetiepi]

I'd love to know what your thoughts were on Tess of the D'Urbervilles!

Personally, I found it very slow to start with, but I love how the story developed. It was also really heartbreaking and sad. I have many emotions about the book, but I can't seem to put any words to it aha!

Also currently reading Wuthering Heights and Isobel on the Way to the Corner Shop when I find a spare moment!

[fun_jirachi]

Finally had the guts to borrow Homer's the Iliad from the school library (translated obviously) we'll see how this goes

[Erutepa]

Just started "Time, Love, Memory" By Jonathan Weiner
Just finished Asimov's "Foundation"
Really Enjoyed/Enjoying Both books