What Are You Reading?

right now im reading Cromartie High School by Eiji Nonaka
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I'm Reading Whistle!, Flame of Recca, Gamerz Heaven, DearS, waiting for the Last GTO to come out, and planning on starting Mar....

I'm Reading Whistle!, Flame of Recca, Gamerz Heaven, DearS, waiting for the Last GTO to come out, and planning on starting Mar....

omg me to to bad it wont come out till agust wut you think of the 24th book?

dochira wrote:All I know is that someone suggested I read the book, then see the movie. However I don't have the desire to do either. :sweat: :beaten:

I liked the books, the movie wasn't as good, but it was still okay. The books are written well...and I've gotten some good laughs out of it. You have to be able to understand British humor though. Given the popularity of the book, I guess enough people have.

kitakaze wrote:You have to be able to understand British humor though.

That or be a CS/EE major like me. Although, I was quite surprised when my C++ teacher made a reference to HG2G and I was the only one who got it. :crazy:

sangmin wrote:

I'm Reading Whistle!, Flame of Recca, Gamerz Heaven, DearS, waiting for the Last GTO to come out, and planning on starting Mar....

omg me to to bad it wont come out till agust wut you think of the 24th book?

The 24th book makes me cry cuz there is only 1 left to the series :shamefulcry: Its got me waiting impatiently to find out wats goin 2 happen...goes to show how hooked i am to the serie :hehe: :victory:

reading various japan tourbooks before my trip, also got and started on "Cruising the anime city" by Patrick Macias - an otaku guide to new tokyo. :bonk:

The Girl With The White Flag was a really good read, but some 172 pages isn't enough to keep me occupied for more than a day, sadly.

And now I finally got

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So far it's... well, I'm not surprised that the more right winged people over there ignore Ienaga's book. He's absolutely not nice towards the leadership back in WW2. And his points make a lot of sense.

im reading "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens

Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice. I love vampires. :dancing:

Re-reading some old favs... Confessions of a Mask by Mishima Yukio and Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Two classics...

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The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks.

I saw the movie recently and decided I wanted to read the book. If you are into romance or a story of un-ending love this is the novel for you. :)

The Making of Modern Japan by Marius B. Jansen

Probably the best in depth English language book on Japanese history and culture from Tokugawa times.

Adventures of Spellsinger by Allan Dean :metaldevil:

as there seems to be a few threads asking what are you **** right now i thought i'd ask the above question.

also helps to build up a picture of what type of person you are.

i myself have just started the book 'the da vinci code' by dan brown. this book seems to be popular right now and i believe it's currently being turned into a film. tom hanks is in it i think.

theres actually a thread about this already http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.3657.0.htm :mrgreen:

MixxDreamer wrote:theres actually a thread about this already http://jdorama.com/viewtopic.3657.0.htm :mrgreen:

sorry. i did search but i guess i missed it. :puppydog:

its cool, im not a mod hehe

i have that book too but i didnt finish it, i was actually waiting for the movie too. i agree, its a good book, lots of discoveries about the pyramid eye, the religions that arent true (i watched the discovery channel coverage about that) and interesting theories. hope they pull them off in the movie too. :mrgreen:

Where are the mods? :headscratch:

bmwracer wrote:Where are the mods? :headscratch:

Here here here.. :sweat:


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