Which Book Changed Your Life?

[poorlulu]

no vansmack i had 2 copies..............
 
 i gave you one to keep (so raise up yer chain little buddy)
 and the other i generously loaned to pollard............not that that means he will ever read it..........f@cker

[ratioci nation]

Originally posted by poorlulu:
  no vansmack i had 2 copies..............
 
 i gave you one to keep (so raise up yer chain little buddy)
 and the other i generously loaned to pollard............not that that means he will ever read it..........f@cker

sorry i had just read the other Banks book, I only read 1 book by a scottish author every 6 months, that way I dont go through all 4 of them in a short time and have nothing to look forward to

[vansmack]

Originally posted by poorlulu:
  no vansmack i had 2 copies..............
 
 i gave you one to keep (so raise up yer chain little buddy)
 and the other i generously loaned to pollard............not that that means he will ever read it..........f@cker

Yippee!!!
 
 I'm only half way through it and the thought of rushing through it before I return it next week scared me.
 
 Thank you very much.
 
 It takes me forever to read it because I have to read it out loud and it's embarrassing to read out loud in coffee shops and on public transportation.  But I really like it!

[Samantha]

I dunno I guess I will say the Bronte poems, nice to see other people are just as dark and twisted as I am

[poorlulu]

Originally posted by pollard:
  []sorry i had just read the other Banks book, I only read 1 book by a scottish author every 6 months, that way I dont go through all 4 of them in a short time and have nothing to look forward to

hahaha so very funny pollard...............
 
 i thought you actively enjoyed having nothing to look forward to.....................
 
 oh woe is you

[thatguy]

_there's no such thing as a dragon_ by jack kent.  every child should read it.
 
 it made a mark on me:
 
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[walkman]

Fifth Business by Robertson Davies.
 
 Sonick would understand...it's a canadian thang.

[eltee]

Didn't change my life but I like:
 
 As a kid: "Little Women" (chuckle all ya want;))
 Adult: "Notes from the Underground" Dostoyevsky

[palahniukkubrick]

These books didn't really make me change my lifestyle, but they did affect me the most: anything by Chuck Palahniuk, Glamorama by Bret Easton Ellis, Malcolm X's autobiography, One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest, something by Amy Hempnel.