Yesterday I purchased The Snows of Kilimanjaro and As I Lay Dying.
Also, in the mail I have three political books on the way.
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Yesterday I purchased The Snows of Kilimanjaro and As I Lay Dying.
Also, in the mail I have three political books on the way.
All Men Are Mortal-Simone de Beauvoir
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Originally Posted by Erichtho
I have read some of Pirandello's short stories; they're excellent.
I recently purchased the following:
The Vicar of Wakefield by Oliver Goldsmith
Buddenbrooks by Thomas Mann
A Delicate Balance by Edward Albee.
I bought them at a second-hand book shop in Avignon, on the Rue Trois Faucons. I paid 8 euros for the 3 volumes.
Kim by Rudyard Kipling i'v never heard of it but i found sth pushed me to by it may be the short title...... ..........
Stardust by Gaiman
Candide By Voltaire
2nd hand copy of A Clockwork Orange for about $1
I'm taking advantage of the holyweek to read all the books I have purchased from booksale last month! Yay now I have the time to read them.
The Portrait of an Artist as a Young Man ~ James Joyce
Selected Stories - Butch Dalisay
101 Things You Didn't Know About Shakespeare
The Elements of Style - E.B White
Madame Bovary - Gustav Flaubert
Conversations with Ingmar Bergman
Our Secret Discipline: Yeats and Lyric Form - Helen Vendler
I was given Special Topics in Calamity Physics. I think the last book I actually purchased was a book on running techniques. The last novel I actually purchased was Fahrenheit 451.
The last books i bought would be
Ten Things I Hate About Me - Randa Abdel-Fattah
A Midsummer Night's Dream - Shakespeare
m or f? - Lisa Papademetriou and Chris Tebbetts
Pride and Prejudice - Jane Austen
Will - Maria Boyd
well i didnt buy but was given as a present a book of short stories by F.Scott Fitzgerald "The diamon as big as the Ritz"
'The rules of attraction' - Bret Easton Ellis
'American Psycho' - Bret Easton Ellis
'Neither here nor there' - Bill Bryson
and some german book by Charlotte Link
Deception Point by Dan Brown
all the King's men by Robert Penn Worren