maximum ride.

hey, I'm not that much of a reader.

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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey is an awesome book.
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley is great; I really should get around to watching the film sometime.
The Hitchhikers Guide series.
Flowers for Algernon- very thought provoking (irony not intended).
Of Mice and Men is excellent.
Catch 22 is a must read.

Generally if people don't answer the answer is "No."

They're good books,I read them super-fast,but I like them.

yeah.

An excellent series,what do you think of the choice to let Eoin Colfer to write the new one?

Big Sur

I was very much blown away by this; as much as I like Kerouac's earlier work, this has more weight and maturity to it; it's more focused. The ending is beautiful.

Into the Wild

I really enjoy good nonfiction writing, and this is quite good. It's a light read as well; I started it yesterday evening and finished it this morning.

I'm reading Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides right now which I like a lot; for college, my summer reading is Kafka's The Metamorphosis and On Natural Selection by Charles Darwin.

Just finished A Separate Peace. Upon starting the book I felt it was a bit slow, and the events in it really didn't seem monumental or important. By the end the characters are all built very well, and you really see how the every bit of the story ties together, and is interwoven with the bigger picture; the effect of the WW2 on civilians as well as soldiers. It ends being deeply emotional. Good book.

I just finished Hell's Horizon by D.B. Shan(Darren Shan's pseudonym)

It was rather good,kindof going on a weirder course than some of his books,and that's saying something.