The Book Thread

[Elke]

Salam Marie,

there's one, and it's my daughter - she read and rereads them...while waiting for the next one!
By the way it's her birthday today (who cares...)

Ciao, Elke

[marie]

Salam Elke

Salam Marie,

there's one, and it's my daughter - she read and rereads them...while waiting for the next one!

I began reading it since a month, my friend lent me the 5 volumes.

By the way it's her birthday today (who cares...)

I think she will enjoy it
Happy birthay for your daughter!



hummm!!

[Elke]

Thanks for her.

I went du meilleurduchef.com ...thought i'd find a birthday cake :lol:

Elke

[idolfree1]

Peace be upon you Peace,

Sorry, I never say your message until now.

Peace be with you kyle,
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You can use my code (5159) to get a small discount, that goes for anyone interested in purchasing from this website.

[savage_carrot]

Peace all,

If you like graphic novels, please check out Joe Sacco, two of his very best imo:

1) Palestine
2) Safe Area Gorazade

[salikahDC]

Peace everyone:

Two books that I can't put down at the moment:

Woman:An intimate Geography
by Natalie Angier


Unequal Protection:   The rise of corporate dominance  and theft of human rights
by Thom Hartmann

I love them both!

[Jaxal]

SaLaM All

I read a book by Michael Moore called Stupid White Men. Its was very funny and very interesting.

[Noah]

Jordan Maxwell  - that old time relegion

Carsten Neighbourg - Travel descriptions of arabia and the mohammadans anno 1700

just finnished the last one, its incredible. Its two books, each worth ca.1000 pages.

[Elke]

Peace,

an author i really like is John Irving.

Started long ago with "Life according to Garp" (has been filmed with Robin Williams as Garp). Also loved " the hotel new hampshire".

Right now am reading "a prayer for owen meany".

I just love the way he looks at life and appreciate his humour, but it's true that sometime i have to be "in the mood" for him, coz it's quite special.

LK

[warda]

Salam Elke, all

Peace,

an author i really like is John Irving.

Started long ago with "Life according to Garp" (has been filmed with Robin Williams as Garp). Also loved " the hotel new hampshire".

Right now am reading "a prayer for owen meany".

I just love the way he looks at life and appreciate his humour, but it's true that sometime i have to be "in the mood" for him, coz it's quite special.

LK

Oh, sounds good to me, maybe I should read John Irving next  

My last book I read was Kafka: The Trial. Quite a weird book where it's not always easy to follow  :?  But still it's amazing.
Then I read the letters Kafka wrote to his father but never gave him (I suppose it was better to do so). It reminded me sometimes of my own relationship with my parents. Very good and interesting to see how this famous genious Kafka felt and thought about his daddy and social structures in which he grew up.
For me the very best story of Kafkas is The Transformation (Metamorphosis) where the protagonist wakes up one morning and finds himself as a beetle. This is really terrific!! I heard that there exists a movie about that story, unfortunately I never saw it but I'd love to see it. I'd love to see how they show a human becoming a beetle....  Somebody of you saw this movie?

Salam
Warda