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Picture Perfect by Jodi Picoult.
It's made me cry 5 times, probably more.
so far.

DoctorSoft

For myself: Almost done Crime and Punishment, and after that I'm gonna read Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut.

For school:

Freak the Mighty

And I'm in grade 9.

ProggyMan

Lol, I'm a freshman too and I'm reading No Country For Old Men now and The Stranger next.

Kevorkian Logic

read that ****, man. Such a good book. It's hard to believe you're couplin Freak the Mighty with Vonnegut though, such a juxtaposition.

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Esaul

I'm considering reading Paradise Lost for fun at the moment.

Currently, however, I am reading Wizard's First Rule by Terry Goodkind.

FaSho

Freak The Might is great, we read it in like 6th grade though.

For school:


For fun:

So far I'd say it's pretty overrated.

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Bulldog

^ Never heard of this one before I picked it up from the library earlier this afternoon, but I'm always up for some good short fiction, so I don't think it'll disappoint.

NumberNineDream

We had Tagore in school, in our Arabic Literature course (I can't believe they gave us a translated book to study), anyway, I hope that thing is better than his book "Fruit Basket", the corniness was suffocating. He kept talking about how great God is, and that he's just happy whenever the name of God is mentioned, for more than 100 pages.

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Kevorkian Logic

tell me how it is. It just read up on it and it looks good, but i'd like a second opinion.

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Bulldog

Will do! Turns out I've gotta read some Tennessee Williams for uni by next Wednesday, so this one'll havde to take a back seat for a bit.

I'm yet to start the anthology, but that does sound like a pretty rubbish little book there. As I say though, I'm always up for some short fiction to kill time, so it should be an interesting find all the same. I guess I'll see.