The last book I read was...
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Post the last book you read, not the one your reading the last one maybe say what you though about it?
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Chelsea M.
NORTH CAROLINA,
United States
151 posts
OG since: 05/25/2009
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children
I enjoyed it. It was a quick read and has an interesting plot. I just read the other day that Tim Burton is going to make a movie based off of the book which will probably be really awesome. I'm not a huge Tim Burton fan, but this movie is perfect for him.
posted Jan 4, 2012
Jennifer B.
United Kingdom
47 posts
Member since: 04/19/2011
Sounds very interesting, I agree Tim Burton has a unique style about his films!.
posted Jan 4, 2012
Becky B.
2005,
United Kingdom
593 posts
Member since: 08/28/2010
How to Survive your First Year in Teaching.
Wooh! Fun times!
(Before that, it was Perfume)
posted Jan 4, 2012
Kirstine Eibye E.
HADSTEN, AARHUS,
Denmark
205 posts
Member since: 04/15/2011
Brødrene Løvehjerte (The Lionheart Brothers).
I love it, it's one of my favorite kids stories. It was also a really easy read, because it was a light version with pictures. Really enjoyed it.
posted Jan 5, 2012
Julia A.
THE SUMMER OF LOVE,
United States
251 posts
Member since: 08/29/2011
Super Sad True Love Story by Gary Shteyngart.
Great book! Perhaps not as good as his earlier book Absurdistan, but I was more affected by this one. To summarize, the book is set in the US in a near dystopian future, when books are seen as smelly old things and everyone only uses an Apparat, kind of like an iPhone, and everyone is constantly publicly ranked by Credit Rating. It's hilarious and sweet and extremely well-written, one of my favorite contemporary novels!
posted Jan 5, 2012
Juju W.
LOS ANGELES,
United States
4 posts
OG since: 03/30/2009
I have just finished Kafka On the Shore. It was as strange and as wonderful as I imagined it'd be. I would recommend any of Murakami's novels.
posted Jan 6, 2012
Guy R.
BANGKOK,
Thailand
24 posts
Member since: 10/20/2011
The son of Neptune. Totally lost in that book!
posted Jan 6, 2012
Rada P.
MELBOURNE,
Australia
69 posts
Member since: 07/13/2011
A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle - Brilliant, a must read if you inhabit on earth
radapriya.blogspot.com/
posted Jan 7, 2012
Carolyn M.
JOISEY,
United States
945 posts
OG since: 09/25/2009
The Engineer Trilogy: Devices and Desires, Evil for Evil, and The Escapement.
They were all amazing! My boyfriend lent them to me, and I just finished the last one. It's got some really interesting characters and character relationships, as well as great detail. It's got a steampunk feel to it as well, which I liked. I could go on, but I'll save it. Just read them! :)
posted Jan 10, 2012
Tainá C.
Brazil
479 posts
OG since: 06/24/2010
Parisian Chic by Inès de la Fressange
posted Jan 12, 2012
Lena B.
Germany
152 posts
Member since: 10/12/2010
Virals by Kathy Reichs. It was the first book I've ever read by Kathy Reichs, and I couldn't believe what I was missing! Need to read all the Tempe Brennan books too :)
Virals is about Tempe Brennan's niece who also got that interest for bones...Really cool book!
posted Jan 12, 2012
Steph B.
YORK,
United Kingdom
230 posts
Member since: 06/13/2011
brothers grimm, im doing an illustration for it so I reading up on what I was going to be illustrating, it was actually a really good read
posted Jan 14, 2012