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Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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 | | Subject: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:01 am | |
| This year, I'm making a list of books I want to read.  So far I have: Rebecca, by Daphne du Maurier Trigger, by Susan Vaught Darkly Dreaming Dexter, by Jeff Lindsay Inkdeath, by Cornelia Funke Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck The Jungle, by Upton Sinclair Any other recommendations? Classics, YA, anything you think I would like.  | |
| | | | Kelsey
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:40 am | |
| I'll buddy read The Jungle with you if you want. I bought a copy a few weeks ago.
I suggest Gone with the Wind as your summer project (It's a big book!). Then you can fangirl about it with me. | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:44 am | |
|  Okay, sounds good. When do you want to do a buddy read with the Jungle? Others might want to also. Gone with the Wind is added to my list now. Margaret Mitchell, correct? | |
| | | | Kelsey
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Dictionary Definition : Kelsey-- Frequently called "Kels," this female specimen of Homo Sapiens belongs to the Literary Cabinet universe. Although she is a young member, she has shown her maturity to be above other species, sometimes. "Kelsey" can behave quite crazy in her own right. One of her most noticeable traits is paranoia and knowledge of trolls.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:48 am | |
| - Tourterelle wrote:
- Okay, sounds good. When do you want to do a buddy read with the Jungle? Others might want to also.
Gone with the Wind is added to my list now. Margaret Mitchell, correct? Whenever is fine with me. We can plan that one after we finish Phantom, maybe. Yes, Margaret Mitchell. I would buddy read that one with you, but it's such a long book and one that you should go at your own pace on. Plus I doubt we could find twin copies-- mine's an antique 1950s version, which I hold dear. | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:51 am | |
| - Kelsey wrote:
- Tourterelle wrote:
- Okay, sounds good. When do you want to do a buddy read with the Jungle? Others might want to also.
Gone with the Wind is added to my list now. Margaret Mitchell, correct?
Whenever is fine with me. We can plan that one after we finish Phantom, maybe.
Yes, Margaret Mitchell. I would buddy read that one with you, but it's such a long book and one that you should go at your own pace on. Plus I doubt we could find twin copies-- mine's an antique 1950s version, which I hold dear. That's fine with me. Oh, I love old books. My French teacher showed us a 100 year old book she has that contains a collection of French fables, and it was beautiful. ~ I'm also adding False Memory by Dean Koontz to the list, as Mariah recommended that to me awhile back. | |
| | | | Kelsey
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 2:59 am | |
| I am going to suggest some YA.
Dreamland by Sarah Dessen. It's not fantastic literature, but it's fairly relatable and makes you think about the relationships of people your (our) age.
Th1rteen R3asons Why by Jay Asher. I read this a few weeks ago, expecting some fantastic eye-opening experience. I was a bit let down, but in a way, not really. It helps you think about how you affect others around you.
The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. A book similar to Th1rteen R3asons why in many ways, but about different things. I really suggest reading it.
You could read all three of those in two weeks easily. | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 3:04 am | |
| I've read The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Dreamland before, but I'll add Th1rteen R3asons Why to the list. Thanks!
I remember you were reading Jay Asher's book a few weeks ago; did you like it? Was it a let down just because of the ending? | |
| | | | Kelsey
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 3:17 am | |
| - Tourterelle wrote:
- I've read The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Dreamland before, but I'll add Th1rteen R3asons Why to the list. Thanks!
I remember you were reading Jay Asher's book a few weeks ago; did you like it? Was it a let down just because of the ending? Well, you know she's dead from the beginning, so no. It's just that everyone says it's so eye-opening and touching, but I didn't think it was incredibly so. I felt like it had the potential to be, but the writer kind of pulled away. Which makes sense, as the girl faded away, but I was expecting more. Maybe I'm just a cold analytical person, but I don't think so. I think that it's a story that's sad, but doesn't connect right, and I caught it. | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 3:19 am | |
| - Kelsey wrote:
- Tourterelle wrote:
- I've read The Perks of Being a Wallflower and Dreamland before, but I'll add Th1rteen R3asons Why to the list. Thanks!
I remember you were reading Jay Asher's book a few weeks ago; did you like it? Was it a let down just because of the ending?
Well, you know she's dead from the beginning, so no. It's just that everyone says it's so eye-opening and touching, but I didn't think it was incredibly so. I felt like it had the potential to be, but the writer kind of pulled away. Which makes sense, as the girl faded away, but I was expecting more. Maybe I'm just a cold analytical person, but I don't think so. I think that it's a story that's sad, but doesn't connect right, and I caught it. I'll keep that in mind when I'm reading it, and see how I feel. | |
| | | | BeautyBlitz
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:54 am | |
| My reading list for 2009, which is probably rather ambitious since I have little time to sit and read.
The Darkest Evening of The Year-Dean Koontz
The Three Musketeers-Alexandre Dumas
Les Miserables-Victor Hugo
Gone With the Wind-Margaret Mitchell
Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens
Your Heart Belongs to Me-Dean Koontz
There is probably a few that I am forgetting. | |
| | | | Jane
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:37 pm | |
| Rebecca and Of Mice and Men are two amazing books. Rebecca, I think, has a lot in common with Jane Eyre.
The Jungle is also good, but not because it's exciting or anything. It's not. The whole book is downright long and depressing. However, it is a book that made me question the way I live and society in general. It taught me quite a bit. The last few chapters, admittedly, I hated. It was Sinclair ranting about how Socialism would fix everything. I don't mind politics in books, but he could have done it in a better way. But back to the point: The Jungle is an excellent account of some of the more horrible aspects of humanity. And unless you count the Socialist propaganda, there will be no real happy ending. Still, I'm totally up for buddy reading it with you guys.
Classic book suggestions (I'm not sure if you haven't read some of these):
The Scarlet Pimpernel -- Emmuska Orczy
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall -- Anne Bronte
The Count of Monte Cristo -- Alexandre Dumas
Don Quixote -- Miguel de Cervantes
Other suggestions:
The Graves Are Not Yet Full -- Bill Berkeley. All right, I realize there's a fat chance you'd ever even open this book, but I had to suggest it. I always suggest this book. It isn't filled with page-turning excitement, and it sounds more like a report than a story most of the time. But it's one of those books that, when you get done reading it, you feel like you understand something a lot better. If there's a book that's changed my goals and dreams, it's this one. If there's a book that afterwards made me reflect on myself, my country, and humanity in general, it's this one. I rant about this book so much because I feel like too many people don't even know where Rwanda or Sudan are on a map, let alone the things that go on there. So yeah. There's the incredibly long description of why I think this book's important and what not.
The Dark Tower Series -- Stephen King
Misery -- Stephen King
The Kite Runner -- Khaled Hosseini | |
| | | | Kelsey
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Dictionary Definition : Kelsey-- Frequently called "Kels," this female specimen of Homo Sapiens belongs to the Literary Cabinet universe. Although she is a young member, she has shown her maturity to be above other species, sometimes. "Kelsey" can behave quite crazy in her own right. One of her most noticeable traits is paranoia and knowledge of trolls.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sat Jan 24, 2009 8:55 pm | |
| - BeautyBlitz wrote:
- My reading list for 2009, which is probably rather ambitious since I have little time to sit and read.
The Darkest Evening of The Year-Dean Koontz
The Three Musketeers-Alexandre Dumas
Les Miserables-Victor Hugo
Gone With the Wind-Margaret Mitchell
Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens
Your Heart Belongs to Me-Dean Koontz
There is probably a few that I am forgetting. I might want to buddy read Les Miserables with you, but I think that it's pretty large for buddy reading and we might not want to take that on-- much like Gone with the Wind.
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| | | | HayleeM
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:12 am | |
| My reading list for 2009: The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas Gone With the Wind (got it for Christmas) by Margaret Mitchell In Cold Blood by Truman Capote The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky Les Miserables by Victor Hugo Life of Pi by Yann Martel The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald I'm so excited!!!  | |
| | | | BeautyBlitz
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:32 am | |
| - BeautyBlitz wrote:
- My reading list for 2009, which is probably rather ambitious since I have little time to sit and read.
The Darkest Evening of The Year-Dean Koontz
The Three Musketeers-Alexandre Dumas
Les Miserables-Victor Hugo
Gone With the Wind-Margaret Mitchell
Oliver Twist-Charles Dickens
Your Heart Belongs to Me-Dean Koontz
There is probably a few that I am forgetting. I am also adding Robinson Crusoe by ? (Does anyone know who wrote it, I fear I am to lazy tonight to google it  ) I am also open to suggestions | |
| | | | BeautyBlitz
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:33 am | |
| - HayleeM wrote:
- My reading list for 2009:
The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas
Gone With the Wind (got it for Christmas) by Margaret Mitchell
In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky
Les Miserables by Victor Hugo
Life of Pi by Yann Martel
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
I'm so excited!!! The Count of Monte Cristo is simply FANTASTIC! If you don't want to wait to find a copy you can always read it online at http://www.classicreader.com There are many other great books there as well. | |
| | | | HayleeM
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 3:59 am | |
| Yes, Mariah, I will definitley check it out! Thanks!! I've heard The Count of Monte Cristo is amazing, so I had to add it to my list! haha  Also, has anyone read Life of Pi? Is it worth reading? I thought it looked really interesting, but just wondered what anyone elso thought of it  Oh! Another good book I recently bought is This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald. (Bless the Barnes and Noble classics!) So I'm hoping to get around to that soon!  | |
| | | | Louisa
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:00 am | |
| I don't think I have the time to read books unless I graduate, which is in March. UGH. I haven't read a book for months now. *sigh* | |
| | | | HayleeM
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:02 am | |
| Aw, I'm sorry Lynn  That's always depressing. I have suffered from book withdrawl many a time, so I feel your pain. But just think of all the delicious books you can read after you graduate!  | |
| | | | Louisa
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 4:52 am | |
| Your welcome! And um...sorry, again, about the name mishap from the "have you ever?" posts...  lol | |
| | | | Louisa
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| | | | | Zara Mikazuki
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 5:37 am | |
| - Louisa Lynn wrote:
- HayleeM wrote:
- Your welcome! And um...sorry, again, about the name mishap from the "have you ever?" posts... lol
No need to apologize. It was an honest mistake. Nicholle and I are like twins here. I can vouch for her. In fact, these two behave in similar manners. Anyways, I'm graduating from high school in June. I can't read much until then, because I'm being pounded with graduation credits and work. Then there are the AP exams and finals and EEEKKKK!!!! But this summer, I'm doing absolutely nothing. So I'll be alternating between reading and playing videogames. It will be awesome  | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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Dictionary Definition : Tourterelle--a unique specimen of the female gender of Homo Sapiens that exhibits behaviors such as excessive procrastination, chocolate creation (in direct contradiction to the Law of Conservation of Matter), and overall insanity. Common names include Nicholle, CQ (Chocolate Queen), Crackhead, and Miss Martini Maniac. Lately, this individual has reportedly been seen dancing in a banana costume and drinking an excessive amount of martinis.
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 7:56 am | |
| - Zara Sahana 007 wrote:
- Louisa Lynn wrote:
- HayleeM wrote:
- Your welcome! And um...sorry, again, about the name mishap from the "have you ever?" posts... lol
No need to apologize. It was an honest mistake. Nicholle and I are like twins here.
I can vouch for her. In fact, these two behave in similar manners.
Anyways, I'm graduating from high school in June. I can't read much until then, because I'm being pounded with graduation credits and work. Then there are the AP exams and finals and EEEKKKK!!!!
But this summer, I'm doing absolutely nothing. So I'll be alternating between reading and playing videogames. It will be awesome Alternating between reading, playing videogames, and being a nut here, you mean! Ladies, an announcement: This is going to be the best summer EVER! *pumps fist into air* Quiz: What's that from? | |
| | | | Louisa
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 8:17 am | |
| - Tourterelle wrote:
- Zara Sahana 007 wrote:
- Louisa Lynn wrote:
- HayleeM wrote:
- Your welcome! And um...sorry, again, about the name mishap from the "have you ever?" posts... lol
No need to apologize. It was an honest mistake. Nicholle and I are like twins here.
I can vouch for her. In fact, these two behave in similar manners.
Anyways, I'm graduating from high school in June. I can't read much until then, because I'm being pounded with graduation credits and work. Then there are the AP exams and finals and EEEKKKK!!!!
But this summer, I'm doing absolutely nothing. So I'll be alternating between reading and playing videogames. It will be awesome
Alternating between reading, playing videogames, and being a nut here, you mean!
Ladies, an announcement: This is going to be the best summer EVER! *pumps fist into air*
Quiz: What's that from? After graduating from the Philippines, I'll probably take the entrance exams in Canada. *__* I think I'm going to start school right away. Jeez, I never get any free time anymore. A lot of people in shows and movies say THAT! | |
| | | | Tourterelle
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| | Subject: Re: 2009 Reading List Sun Jan 25, 2009 8:21 am | |
| But if you're going to college in Canada, wouldn't you start in the Fall?  Zara and I just may have to kidnap you if you don't. | |
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