Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban~ J.K Rowling.....I have waited until now to read them!
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Some are school books, some are books for my enjoyment.
Very good book. Enjoy it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Seant018
I haven't purchased a book for a while, but my grandma bought me Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows.
Thanks, I bought it for an upper level English class and didn't know what to expect, I am happy to hear it is a good book :)
"Pirates of the West Country" E.T Fox
Well researched and racily written account of some West of England pirates.
(Declaration of interest: I am not the author, but do know him quite well)
Toward an Anthropology of Women, ed. by Rayna R. Reiter; bought it online but thanks to near incessant postal strikes I am yet to receive it. I ordered it for Gayle Rubin's 'Traffic in Women', which I've had for years in a critical anthology, but one can hardly refer to one of those in an academic work.
Just got back from Barnes and Noble:)
#1- Why I Write-George Orwell-at the moment I've just revived my addiction of Orwell while in Mexico. I re-read 1984, Animal Farm and read Burmese Days. I've never seen this one in any of the bookstores I've been to and it just called out to me.
#2-Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: And proud of it.:)
I had no idea that there were books like those?! Wow...Quote:
Originally Posted by Annamariah
Oh yes! Rowling wrote those some years ago and all the profits go to comic relief :) I have them both in English but only Quidditch Through the Ages in Finnish, because someone wanted to read my copy of Magical Beasts and Where to Find Them and I never got it back. I can't buy a new one, because they haven't re-printed it in Finnish :bawling:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mortis Anarchy
That would be...
Fagles translation of The Odyssey on audiobook and Biology; 7th edition by Campbell, et. al.
The English Novel: An Introduction by Terry Eagleton
Oh, nobody does Homer in English better than Fagles! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Dark Star
He is my only choice!
On Becoming a Novelist - John Gardner
Moby-Dick, A Norton Critical Edition - Melville
Billy Budd and Other Stories - Melville
Those Who Seek by Daniil Granin
The Aquanauts by Daniel Bard was just delivered to me at work about 10 minutes ago. Paperback based on a TV series from 1960 I've been looking forthis on e-bay for almost two years with the attitude that all things come to those who wait--patiently. By-the-by no one has heard of this series and if it ever makes DVDs I shall be annoying the long suffering wife with a marathon viewing.