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    yea for books

    This isn't a top ten because, frankly, how could on epossibly read all the books eligible for the best ever? With my knowledge, here are some ones I've gotten a lot out of.

    RAND -- The...
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    vonnegut kicks A

    [QUOTE=star blue] no one has ever made me feel so good about living such a shi:tty existence.
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    That's it. That's it 100%. I love Vonnegut cuz he just gets life. It's not melodrama like...
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    God bless Vonnegut

    God bless Vonnegut
  4. How could one possibly beat that?

    How could one possibly beat that?
  5. Thread: Inspiration

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    Inspiration

    I may have many miles to go before I teach, but one day I hope to be a high school English teacher. I have had a lot of bad experiences with horrible English teachers that have left me anxiously...
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    what do I know

    I doubt I'll be any help, but perhaps "She Dwelt Among Untrodden Ways." It's all about Lucy's simplicity.
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    Poll: Ah... Holden

    Simple... he's a dude feeling insecure. Imagine that, an insecure teenager. Freud might say a simple security blanket complex. Red hat = feel more stable sexually. It's like that in all he does. ...
  8. whew

    Finally some people who get me. I've got a stack of books I bought and haven't gotten to yet and I'm feeling... well... all those things you said. And while I'm at it, does anyone else hate...
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    Is there hope for mankind?

    I recently saved a sole copy of Slaughterhouse Five from a pile of grotesque romance novels at my local church rummage sale, despite the fact that I own it already. After I donated it to a friend, I...
  10. Thread: Just For Fun

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    One Hundred Years of Solitude

    So I read another of Gabriel Garcia Marquez's works for a Modern Lit class, and I wasn't impressed in the slightest. I've heard good things about One Hundred Years of Solitude, not to mention it won...
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    The Da Vinci Code... ish

    This is for anyone who's succumbed to reading Dan Brown's Da Vinci code. Let me pose a few questions.

    1. Does anyone else think it reads like one of those "choose your own endings" books? ...
  12. Thread: Ender's Game

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    worth it?

    My group of friends is passing this book around, and I'm wondering if I should read it. See, one of my friends shoved it in another's mailbox and since then a circle of Ender's Game-ness hath begun....
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    a waste of paper....

    I loved a lot of the books mentioned here. For example: Wurthering Heights, Portrait of an Artist, A Doll's House. I hated Moby Dick, though. Hate Hate Hated it. Okay, I lie. I hated the first...
  14. Thread: Favorite poem?

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    and...

    Okay, so I lied. e e cumming's Since Feeling is First is my fav poem. I'll share:

    since feeling is first
    who pays any attention
    to the syntax of things
    will never wholly kiss you;

    wholly...
  15. Thread: Favorite poem?

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    mmmm...

    I'm a big Donne fan... Valediction: Forbidding Mourning being my favorite. It's a little hard to grasp at first, but the more you read it the more awesome it becomes. But the best part is the story...
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    Not so bad.....

    I was a little impatient with this book in the beginning, too, but the end makes it worthwhile. After reading it twice, it's now one of my favorite books... who could have guessed?
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