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President Obama Election 2008: A Collection of Newspaper Front Pages Selected by the Poynter Institute por The Poynter Institute

The Future of the Internet--And How to Stop It por Jonathan Zittrain

Twilight Saga #4 - Breaking Dawn por Stephenie Meyer

Tales of O. Henry por O Henry

Fahrenheit 451 por Ray Bradbury

Little, Big por John Crowley

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone por J.K. Rowling

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ColecçõesA sua biblioteca (180), Owned books (336), Books of my childhood (86), Textbooks (27), Reference (22), Given to me (20), In my apartment (239), In storage (95), Lidos mas não possuídos (52), Read in 2009 (27), Read in 2008 (31), Read in 2007 (14), Watchlist (78), Interesting ER books (68), Lista de desejos (4), Para ler (140), Favoritos (9), For Neal (26), Todas as colecções (560)

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Grupos1001 Books to read before you die, 20-Something LibraryThingers, 50 Book Challenge, 999 Challenge, Bookcases: If You Build/Buy Them, They Will Fill, Books in Books, Books that made me think, Broke!, Can you recommend....., Dewey Decimal Challengemostrar todos os grupos

Autores favoritosAnne Rice, J. K. Rowling (Favoritos partilhados)

Livrarias favoritasBarnes & Noble Booksellers - Lafayette

Bibliotecas favoritasTippecanoe County Public Library

Sobre mimI'm a perpetual college student who loves sci-fi and fantasy.

Sobre a minha bibliotecaMy library is a random collection of books I like, textbooks, books that I once loved but have fallen out of favor, books lifted from my dad, and books given to me. Frankly, it doesn't accurately represent my current reading interests very well and I don't have the money to update my collection. I'll attempt to remedy this by adding books I'm reading from the library (which will also serve as a good reminder of which books are worth purchasing).

I also have several boxes' worth of books still stored at my mom's, which I'm in the process of bringing to my apartment and cataloging. Once I have all my books in one place, I'll start pruning away those books that hold little interest for me, although I may wait until I have the resources to buy new books before I actually remove the undesirables (empty bookshelves are sad!).

**IF YOU FIND ERRORS IN MY CATALOG, FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME.

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Nome realKatherine

LocalizaçãoBloomington, IN

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Hello Kat, I will be sending you the Einstein book in a couple of days. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do since this is my second copy, I seem to forget sometimes when I have one already.
P.S. I grew up outside of Indianapolis near Greenwood Indiana
They were a lot of fun.. only the first 4 have been turned into graphic novels. And I've been able to get all of them from the public library here in Austin.
Have you come across the BSC graphic novels?
If you're going to read one of them, choose Pride and Prejudice.
Wuthering Heights was OK, but sort of depressing. Jane Eyre I had to read for school and hated, lots of wordy descriptions and also sorta depressing. Pride and Prejudice I also had to read for school but I loved it. It's sharp, funny, a great love story and possibly the first "feminist" novel.
Anna Karenina I abandoned, I think for much the same reasons as you say you're struggling -- it just didn't grab me. Lord of the Rings - I've never read. I read the first few pages of The Hobbit and thought this is not for me so I've never even bothered with Lord of the Rings.
I thought about noting the fact that it is challenging in my message. When I first tried to read it (in college), I quickly felt unable to read it and became despondent about it. Epic is a unique and difficult form, and its world seems, at least at first, entirely alien to us; and in details, of course, it is. The key is just to go through it and realize that it's hard for everybody the first time. It helps inestimably to have somebody explain a few things that will turn the lights on for you. Despite my initial horror at trying to read the Iliad the first time, I went on to get a M.A. in Classics, and I studied the Iliad more than any other single work in my academic career.
I hope you'll take up the [Iliad] soon. It's the first work of Western literature, and it is fundamental. It is still, by general consensus, one of the world's greatest books (some would say the greatest).

Christopher Riels
Hi Katherine -- I'm from Lafayette too! Saw your post about receiving your Early Reviewer book & noticed your location, so thought I'd say hello. :')
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