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Looking for Alaska smashed my heart into a bajillion pieces. TFiOS will take those pieces, set them ablaze, and feed the ashes to the wind. Dammit, John Green! You amazing sonofabitch, you!
Submitted by dblack77.
I rarely read non-fiction, but here I am posing in my first “bookface” portrait with Sugar in the Blood by Andrea Stuart. I just started reading it today and am amazed by this remarkable story.
Submitted by evilkittylady.
In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit…
I’m smack dab in the middle of this terrible time of the year they like to call *~~exam period~~* My Development final is in TWO DAYS but it’s okay because the course was super interesting.
Hence the textbookface! This book taught me all about development in the Third World - colonialism, democracy, religion, gender equality, ethnic conflicts, etc. etc. Super awesome! So if you’re interested in development you should check it out. (And if you go to McGill University - take POLI227!)
P.S. I just publicly bookfaced in the library — super stealth.
Submitted by thewordshaker-.
I’ve made it through about 120 pages of “The Dharma Bums,” so I have roughly 60 to go. Jack/Ray has just made it back to LA after staying at his mom’s house for a while. I really like this book and it’s Buddhism, a lot more than “On the Road.” Maybe I’ll have to give it another shot after this
My first bookface!
I read lots of mixed reviews for this book so I figured I’d give it a try to see what I think :)
Submitted by vancouver-calling.
(via eggtochicken)
DOCTOR WHO! I really love Doctor Who so when I saw this book at the booksale, I immediately picked it up. I tried to find others books of Doctor Who but find nothing. -____-
=))
Submitted by the-star-stuff.
![Reading this novel for my Adolescent Literature class. A story about a young girl who struggles for survival in the Alaskan tundra. As she learns about the world around her, she also begins to learn more about herself.
Miyax heard no more. It could not be, it could not be. She would not let it be. She instantly buried what she was thinking in the shadows of her mind. […] Miyax Looked at Kapugen. “I am on my way to San Francisco…”
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Reading this novel for my Adolescent Literature class. A story about a young girl who struggles for survival in the Alaskan tundra. As she learns about the world around her, she also begins to learn more about herself.
Miyax heard no more. It could not be, it could not be. She would not let it be. She instantly buried what she was thinking in the shadows of her mind. […] Miyax Looked at Kapugen. “I am on my way to San Francisco…”
Submitted by qt—gknee.
Hello Bookfaces, currently reading this book by Jodi Picoult and I don’t want to pre-judge but I think its my second favorite of what I have read so far from her books. I love how she is very intelligent and so incorporates a lot of law technical terms and medical illnesses proper explanation (and many other things) without making is seem boring, in fact you learn a lot of new things in an interesting way.
Submitted by ladensoul.
So now I’m reading Millénium (in french).. a friend gave me that book on my birthday and encouraged me to read the two following tomes.. I’m in the middle of the book and I absolutely love it !
Submitted by thatfakesundaygirl.
Currently reading Paper Towns by John Green, and absolutely loving it!
Submitted by kennerdyknees.
Marilyn
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