Daniel Kehlmann's >Measuring the World< (German novel of 2006). Excellent. Also Australian writer Roger MacDonald's >Mr. Darwin's Shooter< about Syms Covington who assisted Darwin in his discoveries. Interesting homoerotic overtones throughout.
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So many young men lost their lives in WWII - lest we forget the sacrafices that were made so we can live in a free country today. Something most people don't think about but just take for granted. Remember Freedom isn't Free!
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Just started Clockwork Angel (The Infernal Devices Book #1)
by Cassandra Clare (E-Book)
by Cassandra Clare (E-Book)
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The Tangled Series by Emma Chase.
It was an enjoyable read, especially the first.
The first book was sufficient in itself.
It was an enjoyable read, especially the first.
The first book was sufficient in itself.
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A few days ago I finished reading "Encerrados con un solo juguete" by Juan Marsé, a Spanish author. Now I'm reading "A Boy's Own Story" by Edmund White. 
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Fever for ever - Irene Gracia
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Guy de Maupassant's Bel Ami, only to try to work out why the East European photographer of sexy boys chose to change his name to George Duroy, the anti hero in the book who is an manipultive socialclimbing selfish bastard. Why would he want to be linked to such bad character, anybody know?
I really liked that series (better than The Mortal Instruments, imo).
I just finished the Veronica Mars novel, starting the Seven Realms series by Cinda Williams Chima.
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Scent from a Strange Mountain by Robert Olen Butler.
Simply stunning.
Simply stunning.
