Books

I love reading, mainly because it gives me something to do to occupy my time ( I'm the type of person who needs to have things to do with spare time, boredom hurts.I'm trying to read 50-100 books by the end of the year. Mainly, I like fiction novels. but I'm ok with Scifi-fiction and historical fiction.  Read More »

Today when I was working at the library, I came across a book called, 'Die Happy: 499 Things Every Guy's Gotta Do While He Still Can' by Tim Burke and Michael Burke.

It's the grossest book ever. Every chapter has a check list of things to do before guys tie the knot. An underlining theme throughout the book is, guys have no life after marriage.  Read More »

My dad just recently introduced me to a book written by Michael Pollan. The book in question is called In Defense of Food. It talks about how when we focus on nutrition, dieting and eating healthier based on the labels on food packages, we are actually contributing to our own eventual obesity. Even though I haven't finished the book yet, the synopses got my mind reeling.  Read More »

I don't know if anyone has read the book My Sister's Keeper, but if not you definately should. It is by far my favorite book, but it is very controversial. It is about a early teenage girl who was born to help her ssterwho is dieing from leukemia. There is acatch...scientist search through her dads sperm and her mothers eggs in order to create a child that would be able to help there daughter.  Read More »

That’s right comic books. I love comic books. Ever since I was little I have read comic books. My father would bring home a random comic book from his business trips and I would read them until they fell apart. As I got older my love of comics faded but never died. When I was around eleven I started reading the Fantastic Four on a regular basis.  Read More »

So I literally just finished the Diary of Ellen Rimbauer. It is a diary of the woman who first lived in the mansion Rose Red in Washington in the early 1900's. I'm sure you may have heard about Rose Red from the Stephen King movie and I guess there was a TV series on it.  Read More »

Ah, the joys of literature! For the longest time, I thought that books were just a convenient source of entertainment, a way to lessen stress, a method to improve vocabulary and intelligence. Most importantly, for me, it was a way to get lost in someone else's problems, someone else's life.
I was doing a little reading a little while ago, and it led me to ponder this: Do I even have a life?  Read More »

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