Book List - 50 books for 2007

[badasspeanut]

Yep, I'm a Kleptomaniac. Deal with it.

I'm totally stealing this from krissy__ because it is such a fabulous idea.



25/ 50 books. 50% done!

Comments

[hauteurs]

yay! here's hoping you get to 50!

[badasspeanut]

Thanks! You too! I read like a fiend, so I'll probably get there soon X)

[weltschmerzed]

Hello! I added you from the bookworm thingy. :)

[badasspeanut]

Added you back! Welcome!

hi

[natscookiejar]

i found your page while searching for steve nash fans, well i just made a nash community, and would love for you to join. thanks
http://community.livejournal.com/stevenash_13/

[hauteurs]

16 done! go you!!

can i ask you a couple questions about the books? would you reccommed the following? i'm about to buy lovely bones...is it worth it?
6. Everything is Illuminated - Jonathan Safran Foer [02/18/07]
7. The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold [02/24/07]
10. A Man without a Country - Kurt Vonnegut [started and finished on 04/17/07 :D]
11. Breakfast of Champions, or Goodbye Blue Monday! - Kurt Vonnegut [04/19/07]
12. God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian - Kurt Vonnegut [04/29/07]

[badasspeanut]

Lovely Bones is soooooooooooooo worth it. I did a review of it not long ago.

Everything is Illuminated I really liked, but I'm a bigger fan of Foer's other work, Extrememly Loud and Incredibly Close.

The three Kurt Vonneguts were all equally brilliant. The man has a style of rhetoric that makes me giggle, but it makes me really think too. 10 and 12 are both like, social commentary on the world, but 11 is a fictional work, and one of my favorites.

[dallasdude1982]

Psst you need to re add me :)
-Andrew