Book(fair) meme.

[devione_angeli]

Grabbed from Ginneh. Funny. This Yesterday morning I was thinking I should read more again. And then I bumped into this. Amusing coincidence, yes? Or, Bookfair aftermath? Lol. I was a (bit of a) bookworm when I was younger, and I haven't finished Mark Haddon's novel that I borrowed. (and may have to replace. ;_; P~chanravenel , gomen nasai~ But, with the

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[somewhat_else]

Hmm. What was the title of the book? There was a time back then when I was all Anne Rice-y, and her eroticas would make me think weird things while just walking down the street for months. xD But when I think back about them, it sort of leaves a... sticky, icky sort of aftertaste. Haha. I can't explain myself logically about it. xD

The book that I liked most from her was Memnoch the Devil, even though others found it a real bore. Maybe it's just because I like faux philosophical blathering.

Regarding the book list

[somewhat_else]

I liked 1984. What stuff about it wouldja like to know? ;o
Where's no. 3? o_o

Re: Regarding the book list

[devione_angeli]

How the story is written. o: The concept is interesting enough for me, but I somehow have this feeling that it might not be that well-presented. Iunno, random thought? Think, Stoker's Dracula. I'm all for Journal format and vampires interest me a lot, but--- well, I guess I should actually finish it first before saying anything. >_>; (Although so far, it's a bit painful to read.)

Re: Regarding the book list

[somewhat_else]

Hm, it seemed okay enough for me, though yeah, I wasn't thinking of how it was presented when I plowed through it. The concepts presented in it were very interesting for me, anyway. Big Brother, doublethink, crimestop - their 'newspeak' is pretty catchy too. ;D

Ahah. I wonder what I can actually mention though that will bait you to continue it. ;s

Re: Regarding the book list

[devione_angeli]

Ah, hindi. Dracula yung di ko pa tapos. Yung 1984 di ko pa nababasa. XD