*currently rereading Goblet of Fire and can't be assed to read new books holy shit GoF is an enormous book I love talking to my mom about all the stupid plot holes in it, how the fuck do people spectate the goddamn second task we ask you we love Harry Potter but goddamn, Queen Rowling we think your editors were too afraid to like edit you and stuff ( Read more... )

I actually read and finished 1984 like a month ago, but oh well. I read it and here's what I thought.

( Process the progress... )

There is no way in hell I am going to get through 92 more books this year, is there? Anyway, we got another one today, and let me tell you, it's a doozy.

( Think happy thoughts, think happy thoughts, think happy thoughts... )

Yay, I read another book.

Anyway, this review is destined to be brief because this Book Number Seven is the last of a series which I have already reviewed and basically I've said all I wanted to say about the series in general. But onward we go!
( Just give us war, war! )

So since I've recently gone through three books, I've decided to combine them into one post. Two of the three are part of a series involving Greek mythology, and the other is yet more dystopian literature. I had a fun time reading all three of them, which was awesome.

( On my house, on my job, my loot, shoot, my voice, my mind, my crew, my father's last name! )

I actually finished this book during midterms but was too lazy to type up a proper review as per usual until now. One reason for that besides laziness is the fact that today's book, I Know What You Did Last Summer, is hardly up to the same standard as Brave New World or Wintergirls because it's simply not that kind of book.
( Dance, dance, dance til you're dead! )

I've finally read another book this year, guys. xD
( Until we find our way in the dark and out of harm... )

I've completed the first book in my quest to read 100 books I haven't read before this year! And I'm here to tell you all about it. But first off, the subject matter of this book is pretty intense, so if you are easily triggered by eating disorders or mentions of self-harm, proceed with caution.

( We'll solve the mystery of laceration gravity. )

Stolen from Kyra because it's a good idea. I got a bunch of free books with my shiny e-reader so I might as well read a bunch of them this year! I think every time I read a new book I'll have a little write-up about it. Fun times.

Here are the rules:

1. Read 100 books or more in 2011.

2. Keep track of how many I read.

3. First time reads only.
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Hi, everyone!

Posting this via the bone-crunchingly slow family desktop. Why, you ask? Because Steph (musicandrainbows) TOTALLY cursed me!

Firstly, okay, it's a joke. ;) But I found it a little odd. See, recently Steph broke her AC adapter, which powers a laptop. And so I was all like, "Oh, that's too bad" yadda yadda blah. But then, MY AC adapter ( Read more... )