What books are you reading?

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Tintin

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Grace-Like-Rain said:
Ahhh, noooo... now I have to buy them! How "extended" are they?
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Instead of being just over 9 hours long, the extended editions extend the saga to 11 and a half hours in length. So, they're basically the Holy Grail of director's cuts and most of the extra scenes are very good. I highly recommend them.
 
JesusChica1991

JesusChica1991

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textbooks textbooks and textbooks. I don't have time for leisure reading anymore until after I graduate D:
 
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KJV15John11

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Grace-Like-Rain said:
we need to get you more literate
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"Get you more literate." "Get you more literate?" (Initiates grammar and diction check)


Wisebeardman is already edjamacated, he got no more need for your book learning. You can just take yur highfalutin ways and learn them to a less bearded sort.
 
Grace-Like-Rain

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KJV15John11 said:
"Get you more literate." "Get you more literate?" (Initiates grammar and diction check)


Wisebeardman is already edjamacated, he got no more need for your book learning. You can just take yur highfalutin ways and learn them to a less bearded sort.
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You better watch out or I'll learn you a thing or two!

(I will indoctrinate the world with my literatin' ways!)
 
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persNickety

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I bought two new books today that I am excited to read: The Light Between Two Oceans, and A Train in Winter: An extraordinary story of women, friendship and survival in World War Two :)

and yes I bumped the thread to say this *hangs head in shame*
 
Nautilus

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lets see just finished Breathless by Dean Koontz which while not a religous book has an interesting theory debunking darwin based on mathematics.
And I'm currently reading Eaters of the Dead by Michael Crichton.
 
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Tintin

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I'm currently reading the graphic novel "Noah", upon which the recent movie was based. My whole faith is now in jeopardy! (just kidding)
 
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MissCris

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​I've just now finally started reading Killing Jesus by Bill O'Reilly after staring at it for two months.
 
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HookEmHorns

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The Reason for God - Timothy Keller
Think - John Piper
Mere Christianity - C.S. Lewis
The Pursuit of God - A.W. Tozer
War and Peace - Leo Tolstoy
The Brothers Karamazov - Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Divine Comedy - Dante

Edit: I'm preparing for a required full year philosophy class that I have to take this year at UT.
 
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HookEmHorns

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MissCris said:
​I've just now finally started reading Killing Jesus by Bill O'Reilly after staring at it for two months.
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I read both Killing Lincoln and Killing Kennedy, and I thought both of those were great. He makes the typical historical non-fiction more interesting, in my humble opinion.
 
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wwjd_kilden

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Currently reading two books

The Idiot - Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Birds without wings - Louis de Bernières
 
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Tintin

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Okay, I just finished the "Noah" graphic novel.

I'm about to begin "Guillermo Del Toro: Cabinet of Curiosities." It looks like a great book concerning his thought-processes and concept art etc. for his movies. I'm looking forward to it.
 
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The_Dan

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I recently finished The Rook by Daniel O'Malley pretty decent book if you liked the The Hunger Games. Now I'm reading one of the two books that my english teacher recommended to me, Good Omens. After I finish that I might start with the 2nd book she told me to read American Gods.
 
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Tintin

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"American Gods" is quite good but rather adult at times. Just be warned. "Good Omens" is a lot of fun. The vast majority of it is a real scream - hilarious! Who would've thought Neil Gaiman and Terry Prachett would've made great writing partners?!
 
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