pick...to make it look as if when we attack and destroy somebody we're really protecting and defending ourselves against major aggressors and monsters and so on.
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pick...to make it look as if when we attack and destroy somebody we're really protecting and defending ourselves against major aggressors and monsters and so on.
The Portrait of a Lady is a less trash UK version of The Bachelorette. Yes, I'm talking about the book.
pickAn interesting story overpowered by a man's tragedy and revenge, without any clear message but a waste of life.
Does anyone sell second-hand books in Europe? I'm interested in Classics and Modern Classics, as well as non-fiction History/Biography books. Thank you.
pickMy judgement is returned clear and undisturbed and that cloud of ignorance is now removed, which the continual reading of those damnable books of knight-errantry had cast over my understanding..... My life has got me the character of a madman, I may deserve a better at my death!
pick"We gonna get a little place ...we'll have a cow, an' we'll have maybe a pig an' chickens...and down the flat we'll have a little piece of alfalfa, for the rabbits. An' you get to tend the rabbits. An' live on the fatta the lan'."
In the pursuit of the adventures, such as these, men are ordinarily governed by their habits or deluded by their wishes. #prairie
...he (the author) advises all young ladies, all single gentlemen, and all clergymen, it they have the volumes in hand, with intent to read them, to abandon the design.
Fiction reading is just a distraction from learning anything in our lives.
Hi guys! Does anyone have a good online bookstore to recommend that delivers books for european market?
Got the first glimpse of the Indian culture reading this song. Feel free to recommend something as good as this one.
Just started listening to a shash of 100+ audiobooks I've been gathering for some time. First in line, alphabetically, Arthur Conan Doyle and A Study in Scarlet.
pickAt the front of the bus, Billie picks up a pair of Chris's patched, ragged jeans and, closing her eyes, presses them to her face.
pickI would never understand how this is a children's book. The story is harrowing.
pickFull of life, and hardships.
Hey, guys. Do you know if it's possible to read comic books on kindle?
There aren't many things better than The X-Files on tv.
For the world was changing, and sweetness was gone, and virtue too. Worry had crept on a corroding world, and what was lost-good manners, ease and beauty? Ladies were not ladies any more, and you couldn't trust a gentleman's word.
Blessed are the forgetful; for they get over their stupidities, too.
I read some books, so what should I do to make them count for our team? @Clwojick
Here's my ambitious list for #wintergames. 😀
Progress check:
A Game of Thrones Series 1/4
The Little House Series 8/9
Harry Potter Series 3/7
The Lord of the Rings & The Hobbit 2/4
How about creating a leaderboard? Daily leader, weekly leader, monthly leader, overall leader in read pages/books. #letscompete 😎
pickThe best one of the series so far.
Just transfered 1400+ books to my Kindle. Am I going mad?!
I was 8 when I read my first book, Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi. It took me a whole month to read it, but I enjoyed every single page of it. What was your first book?
pickJust completed my first Kindle book. I actually really enjoyed it, but my eyes feel weird. Thoughts?
Moments before Ljubo Cupic, a war hero, got executed by Chetniks in Montenegro. May 10th, 1942
I've got chills, they're multiplying...
Let's make it an all year round Readathon.
The world is ours, we are its lords, and ours it shall remain. As for the host of labor, it has been in the dirt since history began and it shall remain so long as I and mine and those that come after us have the power. There is the word. It is the king of words - Power. Not God, not Mammon, but Power. Pour it over your tongue till it tingles with it. Power. (1910. The USA)
pickIn 1894, Jack London shared his experience on some bulls/policemen. "I lost all interest in explanations. I didn't stop to pick up my precious, unread book. I turned and ran. I was pretty sick, but I ran. And ran I shall, to my dying day, whenever a bull begins to explain with a club."
Crime and Punishment by Dostoyevski is one of the great books. What's your favorite classic?
pickSteinback is brutally honest picturing the early 20th century american society. People constantly daydreaming and at the same time facing harsh life conditions, poverty and hunger, makes him an author Europe should explore a lot more.
pickIt was suppposed to be March Melville, but it took me longer to read this one. Some of the characters are pure gold, but most of all the depiction of the life on the sea as a sailor boy is amazing. Onto the next one #WhiteJacket
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