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Posted by Cloudburst on May-27-2007 19:42:

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-28-2007 00:57:

I lied earlier about what would be my next book -- I just finished "The Kite Runner" and it was absolutely fantastic. A must read for every single person on this planet.

Posted by Silky Johnson on May-28-2007 01:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
I lied earlier about what would be my next book -- I just finished "The Kite Runner" and it was absolutely fantastic. A must read for every single person on this planet.

Yes! I actually read it after IGK recommended it a while ago. I really loved it.

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-28-2007 02:18:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Yes! I actually read it after IGK recommended it a while ago. I really loved it.

I finished it today in one sitting. No joke. Wow, I really need to go outside.

Posted by Perfect_Cheezit on May-28-2007 09:21:

"Taming American Power" by Kenneth Walz, all about American foreign policy and what other countries do in reacting to it.

Posted by SuspicionVandit on May-30-2007 00:34:

and now, for chapter 2

Posted by ZeJayMan on May-30-2007 01:24:

For the third or fourth time. It's quite good.

Posted by l�cid on May-30-2007 01:52:

Posted by eRRaTiK on May-30-2007 01:55:

Dr John F Demartini - The Breakthrough Experience

Posted by nefardec on May-30-2007 01:59:

just finished Hermann Hesse - Siddartha for the nth time

right now reading borges' ficciones and also teaching myself italian before i move to rome in august

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-30-2007 02:23:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
just finished Hermann Hesse - Siddartha for the nth time

right now reading borges' ficciones and also teaching myself italian before i move to rome in august

Mmmmm... read Hesse's Steppenwolf - it's even better than Sidhartha imo.

Posted by Omega_M on May-30-2007 02:35:

quote:
Originally posted by nefardec
just finished Hermann Hesse - Siddartha for the nth time

right now reading borges' ficciones and also teaching myself italian before i move to rome in august

Siddhartha is a unique novel. Herman Hesse has such a remarkable grasp of the eastern mysticism, it's amazing.

Posted by chach on May-30-2007 02:44:

Principles of Accounting

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-30-2007 02:51:

quote:
Originally posted by chach
Principles of Accounting

Ew, gross!

Posted by Ang ' ela_ie on May-30-2007 02:52:

The Great Gatsby!

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on May-30-2007 02:55:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
The Great Gatsby!

Fitzgerald!

Posted by chach on May-30-2007 02:57:

quote:
Originally posted by Ang ' ela_ie
The Great Gatsby!

Roaring 20's drama ftw!

Posted by Yan on May-30-2007 02:58:

Posted by Omega_M on May-30-2007 03:03:

man, are you obsessed with the japanese or something ?

Posted by Clovis on May-30-2007 03:06:

Kurt Vonnegut - Piano Player

Posted by eRRaTiK on May-30-2007 03:10:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Ew, gross!

LOL

Posted by Omega_M on May-30-2007 03:16:

I just finished The Outlaw Sea : A world of freedom, chaos and crime by William Langewiesche.

Interesting book. The American ports are so vulnerable, this book is sort of an eye opener to this threat. No one will know if the terrorists sneak in a nuclear device into the country. So many security measures are in place for the airlines, but the ports are wide open for attack. awesome book on the shady dealings of the shipping industry.

Posted by chach on May-30-2007 03:23:

What's so bad about accounting.

Posted by echosystm on May-30-2007 03:26:

CPA Australia, Accounting Handbook 2007

Posted by Omega_M on May-30-2007 03:32:

quote:
Originally posted by chach
What's so bad about accounting.

study books don't count.

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