Pride & Prejudice is my favorite movie and I haven't got around to reading the book! Shame, shame.

- Pride and Prejudice
- Jane Eyre (SHAME! I love the movie too!)
- The Great Gatsby
- Catcher in the Rye
- The Da Vinci Code
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- A Child Called It
- Emma
- A Tale of Two Cities
- The Scarlet Letter
- Little Women

I need to stop reading regency fiction

I haven't read anything from the English-Romantic era... e.g. Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, Jude the Obscure... I'd like to think myself well-rounded in the lit department, but I'm missing this chunk. It really bugs me...

OMG, I've read that! It's so Good!! ^^


I've read a condensed version of that, and it was also really good!

I wanna read:
Twilight and it's sequel who's name I can't remember
Scream of Stone
Eldest
Maximum Ride and it's sequel
Ember and it's sequel

Wow, I thought my list would be longer than that.

I felt bad for not reading 1984, but I started reading it yesterday. I'm almost done with it. I also really want to read Ayn Rand books, such as Atlas Shrugged and We The Living. I have essays by her as well as her novel, The Fountainhead.

Wow.. I work in the library during 2nd period.. so my list has grown to.. pretty much every book in the library.

I have a habit of reading the first half and last chapter of books. I wish I had the time and patience to read the full books.

Lord of the Flies (everyone in freshman year read it except for me...), catch- 22, grapes of wrath, a tale of two cities, da vinci code, etc. :[

perks of being a wallflower

I'm going to add The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai and The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri to my list. The latter book is apparently more enjoyable than the movie.

I hope I can cross these and others off my list soon because it's just starting to build up.

The Bell Jar is fantastic and if I lived next door to you I would throw rock at your window until you open it and then throw the book at you. Read it.

I've skated around most of the classic English assignment books. Never read

Catcher in the Rye
Tale of Two Cities
Jane Eyre
Scarlett Letter
One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest (read Bell Jar instead)
The Color Purple (read Ordinary People instead)

I chose to read 1984 on my own

Twilight and New Moon.

I haven't read The Bell Jar yet, either. *Cries* You can mail it to me.

I actually had to write a paper about The Count of Monte Cristo.
I never read it.
Used sparknotes...and still got an A.
I feel guilty..

uhm wow, that's alot.
i don't really keep a list and i can see
'To Kill a Mocking Bird' on every one of your lists.

My sister had to read that book for school,
but anyways, mine would have to be,

'Twilight.'
every Lois Duncan/ Amelia Atwater-Rhodes book there is.
and... all of the 'Cirque Du Freak' series.

xxx

>.< new moon

A Child Called It.

Utopia-Thomas More

aaaand

The Fabulist- Stephen Glass

Well, up until a few weeks ago I'd never read Lord of the Flies, and I've always wanted to read To Kill a Mocking but have never got round to it.

I also want to read Animal Farm, since I've never read any Geroge Orwell *hangs head in shame*.

Scott Westerfeld's Uglies trilogy.

oh geeze

I still havent finished Eragon
A Tale Of Two Cities
Oliver Twist
Frankenstien
The Giver
A Study in Scarlet( I love sherlock holmes...and I have never read the first one)


so I'm pretty much a loser

Of Mice and Men. I heard it changes lives.

I shouldn't feel so bad about bumping threads I find interesting, right?


This is my list:

Lord of the Flies (my English 11 teacher decided to teach another book...)
Catcher in the Rye
Jane Eyre
Great Expectations
Moby Dick
1984
The Great Gatsby
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
To Kill A Mockingbird
Animal Farm
Fight Club (I loved the movie... must read the book!!!)
Stanley Park
The Color Purple
Speak
Microserf
Eleanor Rigby

One post isn't enough to list them all, but here are a few.

Catch-22
The Da Vinci Code
Catcher in the Rye
The Scarlet Letter
Great Expectations
Jane Eyre
A Tale of Two Cities (but I did watch the movie; it was really sad)
Oliver Twist
Frankenstien
The Giver



There're actually four books now - "Extras" is the latest. I read the first one, and it was really good, but I just couldn't bring myself to read the second one. I checked it out from the library and all, but it just sat there collecting dust under my bed before I had to return it.

I read The Giver in grade 6, and I really didn't think much of it at the time. I was so immature and giggled every time they said someone was 'stirring' in their sleep. Looking back, it was actually a fantastic book.

I read the kind-of sequel to it, Gathering Blue, and it was my absolute favorite book for a while. I don't know why I never got around to reading The Giver. I should :x

I remember feeling like I should have read The Da Vinci Code when everyone was raving about it years ago. Now, not so much. I would like to make my way through The Divine Comedy. But I have only read Dante's Inferno. Oh, and, Catcher in the Rye.

Same. I was so close to buying it, but I didn't. I regret it.

oh, you should read this one for sure.

ahh, everyone has already mentioned this, but i really need to pick up the catcher in the rye.

I haven't read a lot of those books just because they're so boring!

^if you haven't read them, then how would you know they are boring?

Moby Dick
1984
& just because I've heard so much about it, the Twilight series.

I haven't read the Twilight series. Now I want to, with all the hype around.

I don't know about that. Most people seem to either absolutely love it or absolutely hate it.

For me, it's interesting, but it's not like ZOMG BEST BOOK EVER!!!!!111one!

I barely read to kill a mockingbird. I hated it that much, there is absolutely no way I could get into it

I'd like to read a couple autobiographies/biographies but haven't gotten around to it.

I want to get the new one about being madonna's brother.

The Great Gatsby

Oh, I should add Speak to my list. =D

A walk to remember
The princess diaries
The notebook (I borrowed it, but can't bring myself to read it lol)
Grapes of Wrath
Catcher in the Rye
pride and prejudice
Alice in Wonderland
The wizard of Oz
Animal Farm
The art of war
The Sherlock Holmes stories (I'm going to read those soon ^-^)
The willy wonka books.
Lots more I can't remember.

Gosh I call myself a reader. Shame on me. lol!
Well I'd read more, but its hard to find books cheap where I live. Then again, most of these are classics and I should be able to find them somewhere. I'm to blame for my laziness haha.

Yeah I really enjoy the twilight series, but even I can admit its not the best book ever written :D but its one of my favorite series.

20,000 Leagues Under the sea (I'll NEVER finish)
Dragon Rider

umm, I think thats it.

Twilight. Can you believe the wait is 300 persons long?

Dracula (unless "reading" counts listening to the audiobook)

Oh, I must add Microserf and Eleanor Rigby!