AWKWARD ZOMBIE

I got quite a few books for Christmas, the Hunger Games trilogy which was really good (especially the first book). I felt I would've enjoyed them more if I read them more slowly though (for I was finished by Boxing Day, aka the next day). I also bought the 3rd book 'The Fear' in 'the enemy' (i think that's right) series which is basically about kids and zombies. I'm currently reading the Diary of Anne Frank, which so far isn't good but rather... above average? I do like the personal insight of it however.

And awhile back we were speaking about Lord of the Flies, and I can't help but wonder how different the book would've been if girls had been on that plane too.

I got a lot of books for christmas, I'm not going to start reading them till I finish the Fifth Elephant...which I left at school.

I got Witches Abroad, Hogfather, and Maskerade all by Terry Pratchett.
Full Dark No Stars by Stephen King.
The Fall by Guillerno Del Toro and Chuck Hogan
aaaaaaaaaaand
Bioshock Rapture by John Shirley

I have a bounty

weeeeee

I just finished rereading Looking for Alaska

I don't know where there is, but I know it's somewhere, and I hope it's beautiful

Just finished Johannes Cabal the Detective. Good follow up to the first, but it didn't share the vignette feel with every chapter being its own short story; went for a muder mystery instead. Worked just as well, and I enjoyed it just as much. There was one fucking scene where Johannes brought a victim back to life briefly to ask who killed him that was so intense. The guy starts talking about how he feels great, and how he thought he was going to die but obviously he must be alive all things considered. The gradual realisation was bleak as fuck; better still, that was one of the very few scenes in either book where we see the soft side of Cabal.

Shit was fantastic. Apparently there's a third, definitely going to have to pick it up.

Started The Count of Monet Cristo because Spoony told me too




I love it so far. oh my gosh. Mercedes is just ajfjgogjvngufh Shes the kind of bamf i wish more women in the late 1800's had been

Just finished The Fault in Our Stars

JOHN GREEN YOU MAGNIFICENT BASTARD

Oh man, I do want to read that. I love John Green.

I wasn't super pleased with Paper Towns, but what are you going to do.

I read Machine of Death. David Malki ! is great

Black Beauty
Chapter 5, THE FIRE:
One December morning, John had just put me in my stall, when the Squire came into the stable.

Well Fuck

Two books equally close to me. Good Omens and American Gods.

American Gods: "Shadow washed his face with the restroom's liquid soap, then he lathered his face and shaved."

Good Omens: "Bilton and Scaggs' second greatest publishing disaster occurred in 1653."

From The Fault in Our Stars:

"You know, like when you look in the mirror and the thing you see is not the thing as it really is."

well fuck

Oh boy I wanna play this again... dangit another textbook

Effective Instructional Strategies: From Theory To Practice
Figure 2.2 Sample Letter To Parents

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Miller:
I am Larry's new fourth grade teacher.

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uh uh I don't like this

Charles Dickens - David Copperfield what with a slightly abridged version alright lets see

"'Mr. Mell,' said Mr. Creakle, shaking him by the arm-and his whisper was so audible now that Tungay felt it unnecessary to repeat his words-'you have not forgotten yourself, I hope?'"

kinky

My laptop and arrangement of books haven't moved since last time we played this.

The Man in the Iron Mask



AND THE WHOLE QUOTE


Looking good.