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Well....my text book for Marketing research......

i am reading a [REC] graphic novel. it actually explains a lot of the plotholes from the first two movies AND a prologue of the third movie.

also read before that CROSSED badlands, and im completely dissapointed by the ending. i hope there is a new series coming up, wish you were here doesnt count.
i honestly want a conclusion to this, a true conclusion. will the crossed end up dominating the world? or will they be erradicated at some point?

This post has been edited by Soarin M: Jul 20 2012, 09:11

Devil May Cry the Novel 10th time reading just decided to see the good memories again (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/laugh.gif)

I've been getting into the Dresden Files series lately. Just finished the sixth book.

It's a really good series, though Changes introduces some huge changes to it. Might try Codex Alera by the same author, since he's done with that series.

These forums.

Part of 50 shades of Grey
I didn't know wtf it was about
So I googled it.
Then I stopped reading it.

Pride and Prejudice.

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French textbooks.

The last thing I read was The Swarm, and I just completed my Terry Pratchett collection, so I'll guess a Discworld marathon is on my to-do list.

I'm also waiting for GRR Martin to finish A Song of Ice and Fire before he kicks the bucket.

This post has been edited by Pro2Type: Aug 7 2012, 21:43

Bulfinch's Mythology

Japanese for busy people.
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'How to run a library' - by local writer, i forgot his name

50 Shades of Grey - E. L. James

Not that impressed, so probably won't finish it (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

Labor and Imperial Democracy in Prewar Japan by Andrew Gordon.

The Destruction of the European Jews.

Very thorough and interesting.

I found my Conan comic collection in the attic today. Been years since the last time I read it, so I might give it a go.

Wheel of Time, various VNs, various LNs, and various manga.

"The Overcoat" by Nikolai Gogol.

Reading the Harry Turtledove Darkness series. On the last book now and I've been hoping to the finish the series for awhile now. My only hold up was that the stores I visit never had the last 2 books for me to read and finish the story for good. Anything based off WW2 I can have fun reading, military history in general is a good read for me.

Anatomy book. It's interesting, specially in the muscular chapter, when is combined with the nervous system, it give you a lot of good parts to pinch to increase pain, although it sounds more like acupuncture... anyway, it's a good book, now I wanna learn all about circulatory system.