I still have books from two months ago in the bag I haven't touched.
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it's great, it goes a lot more in depth into his life than the autobiography does. Manning notes in the prologue that Haley had an agenda when writing the Autobiography, so while it is still a great book, some significant aspects of Malcolm's life are left out of the Autobiography that Manning goes into in Reinvention.
Yeah from the moment Haley describes Malcolm becoming irritated with the whole process in making the book I felt in my heart something fishy was going on with the whole deal.
its a interesting idea no lie i promise but everyone is a little to up in technology to do that when we have this book club. Plus ill just buy u the book if u dont want to purchase whatever i recommend.
Good Looking out of this 20's list.. A lot of them look really interesting.. I have two books in que, and class doesnt start until july, better get to reading..
Nice call on the Tim Dorsey. Very entertaining writer - nothing too deep or intellectual but it's a great way of keeping yourself occupied.its a interesting idea no lie i promise but everyone is a little to up in technology to do that when we have this book club. Plus ill just buy u the book if u dont want to purchase whatever i recommend.
i need to start reading a book at least once a week im so behind. i would rather play ball and work out then read...
when i wake up im going to try and read these or after school.
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[h1]Giovanni’s Room, by James Baldwin <Big fan, must read[/h1][h1]The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, by Junot Díaz <Synopsis seems interesting,[/h1][h1]Bright Lights, Big City, by Jay McInerney[/h1][h1]A Home at the End of the World, by Michael Cunningham[/h1][h1]Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World, by Haruki Murakami, <looks promising[/h1]Let me know which ones you read, I might grab up a few also
