My 2224-page Christmas reading list

[slantrhyme]

Thankfully, it has nothing to do with International Relations or its theories, Law, or European Integration. It's been a long time since I've read anything for pleasure (I'm not talking about porn =P). When this is all over I'll finally have the time to do it. Hopefully I'll be able to finish everything in such a short span of time. Haha.

Comments

[whichbaby]

Which makes me think - do you read porn, or do you look at porn? :p

[slantrhyme]

I've seen porn, yes, but I don't look at it on a regular basis, or with the intent of...um, self-pleasure. Hahahaha! I think the closest I could get to "reading" porn is through slash fanfiction on the innarnetz. :))

You, though, being a guy, I guess I need not ask that same question. :p

[tonilove]

the first book sounds interesting. :)

[peroxideswinger]

Cool reading list... some coincidentally similar to mine. ;)

I've got "Atonement" and "Saturday" on e-book (yeah, yeah, it's so not the soft texture of good-smelling paper but McEwan's books are just so darn expensive!) which I have yet to read. And that I've been trying to borrow Murakami's "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" for the reason of being acquainted with "Norwegian Wood". (Whenever I think of the book, I shiver.) ... The rest of my reading pile consists of some classics ("1984", Fitzgerald) and stuff ("Freakonomics", "Rich Dad Poor Dad") I've to review as Lit Ed for our org's publication.

Do you have any suggestions for good reads for Accountancy majors? (Not necessary business-related books, we've wept our eyes dry of 'em. :D) Thanks!

[slantrhyme]

I loved 1984! :) I'm not much of an avid book reader, either, so I don't know of any good reads for Accountancy majors, sorry. :(