What English book are you reading now :D

[czarownicagosia]

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I'm reading "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" at the moment

Do you like it? I red it last Summer - it moved me to tears
I wonder when is the next Harry Potter book due

[czarownicagosia]

I'm reading "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S.Lewis
724 pages to go
Do you want to see how thick it is? Look down

[nobilistka]

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Two hours ago I finished "Zahir" of Paulo Coelho.In english.For me his books are really fabulous.He's my favourite writer.But firstible I recommend "Alchemist".

almost all his book i read in english, I read "alchemist" twice, but my favourite is "The Pilgrimage".
two days ago i finished Tony Parsons "Man and Wife" quite nice book.
now on my shelf you can find James Herbert "Others" but i dont know when i start it.

[kaszellek]

I'm reading "Best Friends Forever"
It's rather small book, there are a lot of quotations and aphorismes about friendship and really beautiful photos in every page
I love this book
I'm going to read something more ambitious but i i haven't any idea what it could be.. i have to go to the library

[maracuja]

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen I've already read it in polish but it's not the same, some things are just "lost in translation "

[Kawuśka]

Jane Eyre A lot of pages left... I don't have enough time recently, all those exams are making me sick'n'tired. 19 days left and then I'll concentrate on Jane Eyre. Have you ever read it? My lecturer made me quite interested in it Its language is not such hard to wade through as I thought at first Only a few words I don't know. Practice makes perfect

[Kawuśka]

And one more question: do you always check all the words you don't know in a dictionary? I'm probably too lazy to do that I always try to read it from the context I'm, of course, not always succesful But I think it's the better way to learn lg than wasting time by looking up to the dictionary. It always makes me lose the plot ...

[201606300930]

heh, I'm started to reading in english. Now I'm reading women magazines like "Glamour" and "Cosmopolitan" :P becouse my english its.... not perfect But i want to start reading english books

[Kawuśka]

malinQa : Practice makes perfect as I said above. As far as I'm concerned: there's still a lot of work to be done, I'm far from perfection but I hope that high motivation will help me to reach my aim I hope you'll succeed too

[Mego]

At the moment I'm reading Carrie by Stephen King.

[sprezyna]

Hi!I just finished "Empress Orchid" - about last empress of China,Forbiden city seen throu eyes of young 17 years old girl who was chossen with another hundreds of girls to become one of emperor concubines but later she will be very important..
Now I'm planing to start "Shadow of the wind" - I know that this is great book because I read it in polish already You can find ther passion,love,hate,crime and mistery...Highly recomended!!

[201606300930]

Kawuśka: thank you I hope my english will be better

[Maratka]

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I'm reading "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S.Lewis
724 pages to go
Do you want to see how thick it is? Look down

OMG, really very thick

[gemusia]

Napisane przez czarownicagosia

I'm reading "The Chronicles of Narnia" by C.S.Lewis
724 pages to go
Do you want to see how thick it is? Look down

I'm sure you will love it!
I've read it all (but was divided into five books, so wasn't so frightening )

Right now I am in the middle of "Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy" by Douglas Adams.

[annemon]

Yesterday I bought "Red Dragon" by Thomas Harris. It has 421 pages but I hope I'll read it during this holidays. I read this book in Polish some time ago, so I know what to expect. Nevertheless, I feel I must expand my vocabulary. I didn't have much time during a school year (I'm a teacher at an English course) but now I have holidays and it's time to read all books and magazines in English which I haven't read so far.

[evilcia]

I can't wait when my friend will come back from US and bring me some new books by Sarah Mlynowski. Anyone heard about them? I think they're great, funny, sometimes cruel. They've got something.


Mmmm... I think I'll read them all once again

[wredziulek]

Napisane przez Kawuśka

And one more question: do you always check all the words you don't know in a dictionary?

Oh, no. I don't understand so many words :| I don't have enough time to check them all.

I am reading Frank McCourt's memoir "Angela's Ashes". It is about childhood in old Ireland.

[bemolka]

i'm reading some stupid stories all about love- boooring but i have nothing else to read. I'm doing it only because I don't wanna to forget my english - I don't have it at university. And i don't use the dictionary, i'm too lazy to do it, there is to many words which i don;t understand, i'm guessing it then

sory if you don't understand me or if i've done some terrible mistakes

[kobri81]

hi!I usually read english classics mainly because it's cheaper to buy english books at Empik published by penguin than to buy polish ones..and now it's Emma for the third time...I also recommend the Age of innocence by Edith Wharton and Portrait of a lady by Henry James,they are so romantic for those with less perfect english and who love action I recommend sherlock holmes.

[Melvina]

I've just started reading "The Amityville Horror", I hope I'll like it ( I've just finished page 3)

[krowa_bez_mleka]

Unfortunetly I don't read any engilsh books, becouse I can't english enought to understand something... Maybe, if I learn more english I will start readnig books in this lenguage.

If I done any mistakes,please correct me.

[lilithin]

I've just finished reading "Labyrinth", but I expected more unexpected end ;]

[julka:)]

I am reading- A million little pieces.I recomend that book to you guys.It is awesome!

[Daenerys]

I'm reading "Cruel Enchantment" by Janine Ashbless. It's a series of short stories advertised as
"erotic fiction written by women for women"
and
".... a stunning collection of unique and breathtakingly beautiful erotic fairy tales. Seductive, dazzling and strange, each story is a journey into the marvelous realsm of a fertile imagination. "

Quite nice book for a holiday

[ana_gabi]

I've read Into thin air written by Jon Krakauer for a week.
The book is about excursion on Mt.Everest.
There is personal account about ascent of Everest.
The descent was tragic in results - there was the ordeal for writer.

The book is both curious and diffucult.
I always have to "work" with a dictionary because the vocabulary is typial for miuntaineering.

Before I started reading Into thin air I had watched other movie about mountains Touching the void.
I recommend too .

I am fond of the literature nad the movie about mountaineering.
I really appreciate the mountaineers.

[wiśnia_wisienka]

"Easy Way to Learn Chinese Idioms"

[*chinchilla*]

i'm readin 'the curious incident of the dog in the night-time'. i just wrote bout that somewhere else and i'm to lazy to write a lot about that but it's simple, curious and cute, and for everyone. worth to read, honestly!

[divinka]

Hi everyone!!
I love reading books, I think it's a kind of addiction
Recently I've finished reading the last of Tony Parson's book. Well, actually it wasn't his last, but the last I've bought and it was "Man and Boy". I like his way of assessing people and showing their motivations to take the most important decisions like... to marry somebody or not, to stay by somebody or not..
Do you like this author?
Cheers!!

[jessy]

I'm reading Agatha's Appointment with death, now

[lily_of_the_valley]

I'm reading "How to be an Alien" G. Mikes. This is very interesting book, about different between people in England and other countries in Europe.I think and most people that is controversial book.