flipping pages.

[binkler23]

currently reading:

one flew over the cuckoo's nest
the davinci code
flying leap
moorpark review submissions
the new yorker

Comments

what to read

[sleepyhead72986]

i have about a million books i could be reading but all of them bore me.
why??
i need to find something that grabs my attention...if you find anything, let me know :)

Re: what to read

[binkler23]

i just finished "the bell jar," which was semi-interesting. if you read it without knowing anything about it, you probably won't be disappointed. it's supposedly a classic. give it a try. =)

Re: what to read

[sleepyhead72986]

unfortunately...i've read it already :)

Re: what to read

[binkler23]

what did you think?

The da Vinci Code

[twicebornjoy]

what do you think re: the davinci code?

Re: The da Vinci Code

[binkler23]

i'm currently mid-read, but i'll definitely let you know what i think when i'm done. =)

[tomatostar]

hey im assuming this is stephen's becky, hello its lisa from 4 south, i just finished reading the de vinci code maybe 2 weeks ago, what a strange and disturbingly cool book. hehe. just wanted to say howdy. ttyl

[binkler23]

hey lisa! i'm still stuck in the first chapter of the da vinci code. i can't wait 'till summer so that i can actually read for FUN. =) see you later.

[dagidham]

I'm convinced "The DaVinci Code" is bad. That's my prejudice. However, my prejudice (never having read the book) is formed on a solid index-- it's sold at Costco plus I always see crazies carrying it around. Neither sale at Costco or being carried by crazies is sufficient on its own to justify my predjudice, though I feel their combination is more compelling. Furthermore, the cover looks like a Tom Clancy novel, telling me it's marketed to people in the Tom Clancy market. And while Tom Clancy is not bad, a sure sign your book is bad is if it purports to be other than Tom Clancy fiction and yet is marketed to lovers of Tom Clancy fiction.

You would be the first non-crazy I've see reading it.