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Tahmina Aliya Begum

@-Aliya-

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Posted: 10 years ago

#311

i just finished reading Enders Game by Orson Scott Card.

Moving onto the Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood

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later ;)

@QuietlyLoud

Voyager

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Posted: 10 years ago

#312

Holy Hell: A Memoir of Faith, Devotion, and Pure Madness by Gail Tredwell

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@goody2shoes

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#313

I just finished "Me Before You" by Jojo Moyes... if you've read it, here's a universal-cyber hug to you. If you haven't, trust me when I say this: it does not matter who you are or what type of person you are-it will break you! It will, to the point where you'll lie in bed at 2 in the morning asking 'what is life?'

currently reading; "Paper Towns" by John Green it's good, but probably not as great as The fault in our stars-albeit that too I personally felt a little underwhelmed after reading. I guess I had too many expectations going into it.

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rope_and_anchor

@rope_and_anchor

Inactive

Posted: 10 years ago

#314

Originally posted by: goody2shoes
I just finished "Me Before You" by Jojo Moyes... if you've read it, here's a universal-cyber hug to you. If you haven't, trust me when I say this: it does not matter who you are or what type of person you are-it will break you! It will, to the point where you'll lie in bed at 2 in the morning asking 'what is life?'
currently reading; "Paper Towns" by John Greenit's good, but probably not as great as The fault in our stars-albeit that too I personally felt a little underwhelmed after reading. I guess I had too many expectations going into it.

Hey! Me Before You is next on my list! :D

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Geeta singh

@sweetdesire

Stunner

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Posted: 10 years ago

#315

The Fault In Our Stars By John Green

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@goody2shoes

Voyager

Posted: 10 years ago

#316

Originally posted by: roshni_rj

Hey! Me Before You is next on my list! :D

I advice you buy shares in Kleenex first ;p No seriously you'll love it. :) Let me know how you get on ;)

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TenTinyBreaths

@TenTinyBreaths

Rocker

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Posted: 10 years ago

#317

The Maze Runner by James Dashner

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26javey

@26javey

Sparkler

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Posted: 10 years ago

#318

Originally posted by: goody2shoes

I advice you buy shares in Kleenex first ;p No seriously you'll love it. :) Let me know how you get on ;)

I agree, it's not an easy book to read especially without Kleenex. You will definitely love it.

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26javey

@26javey

Sparkler

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Posted: 10 years ago

#319

Originally posted by: .Optimism.
The Maze Runner by James Dashner

Let me know what you think. It's on my to read list.

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Tahmina Aliya Begum

@-Aliya-

Sparkler

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Posted: 10 years ago

#320

Originally posted by: goody2shoes
I just finished "Me Before You" by Jojo Moyes... if you've read it, here's a universal-cyber hug to you. If you haven't, trust me when I say this: it does not matter who you are or what type of person you are-it will break you! It will, to the point where you'll lie in bed at 2 in the morning asking 'what is life?'
currently reading; "Paper Towns" by John Green it's good, but probably not as great as The fault in our stars-albeit that too I personally felt a little underwhelmed after reading. I guess I had too many expectations going into it.

ah I couldn't read Me Before You again because of how many emotions it engulfed me in, the first time I read it. Having read the author's notes on the sensitivity of the topic and what her motives were, she did an exceptional job at writing the story. She never wanted to push the reader towards *possible spoilers ahead!* deciding whether to support euthanasia or not, she only wanted to show the different sides to the situation. when I came to the end of the book, i could safely say that I believed she did a good job of that because although my opinions on the subject didn't change, it certainly gave a great overview of the whole situation because she didn't leave us with feeling the need to decide our opinion on it. She didn't leave it open to debate but rather to empathy for everyone in that unfortunate situation.

Edited by -Aliya- - 10 years ago