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Yusarin >_<
I'm currently reading a book entitled Fangirl, written by Rainbow Rowell i think
I just finished reading Fifty shades of grey. It was a surprisingly interesting book. It was very well written.
Oh, I had to read his novel Zero History for my Contemporary Canadian Literature class.Quarter way through Count Zero, second book of the sprawl trilogy by William Gibson. It's been a good read so far, all three of the main characters are interesting in their own ways and I've been quite hooked on as I was with the first book, Neuromancer.
Fifty Shades actually is pretty terrible for a number of reasons, but they have nothing to do with BDSM. Rather, it's the fact that the love interest is horrendously abusive, and tries to pass off his controlling, a-hole behaviour as BDSM. But usually if someone is denouncing that book, it's not because they actually noticed the abuse.Everybody in my country says bad, nasty stuff about it... Maybe because we're not muuuuch used to this type of genre. Either way, I find the writing pretty poor if compared to people like Cornelia Funke, hehe!
I'm reading Inkspell, which is surprisingly good! But lord, she gives too much (unnecessary) details, and the book tires a little. Other than that, is it great!
I'll start with Fall of Giants (Ken Follet) soon, lemme see how it'll be.
Fifty Shades actually is pretty terrible for a number of reasons, but they have nothing to do with BDSM. Rather, it's the fact that the love interest is horrendously abusive, and tries to pass off his controlling, a-hole behaviour as BDSM. But usually if someone is denouncing that book, it's not because they actually noticed the abuse.
I read Inkheart awhile back, though I didn't notice that at the time. Would you recommend continuing the series?
Of Mice and Men. For class, naturally. Classic lit bores me to no end.