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Bold the books you have read
Italicize the books the books you intend to read
Underline you had read to you as a child, or read as a child and cannot remember
Strike the books you didn't finish
Add three
( long long long book meme )
I am usually not a fan of these memes partly because they tend to either be totally biased (which this one isn't too badly, I think--a good number of fantasy but there's a lot of classic literature thrown in as well...), or list multiple entries from a series. I HATE THAT. Do not list all of the Wheel of Time series, please. I liked the first two books, but the rest? BAH. I was surprised at some of the books listed...and seeing them made me want to grab the books and read them again. Some I'm pretty sure I read, but couldn't remember anything from. I don't think I liked them much. :P
Anyone who's read both Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco and The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown...Do you think The Da Vinci Code ends up comparing unfavorably to Foucault's Pendulum? I keep thinking they are kind of similar and that The Da Vinci Code won't stand up well against Foucault's Pendulum...which is why I haven't read it yet. My friends who like it haven't read Foucault's Pendulum (and they never will) so they are of no help to me.
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Bold the books you have read
Italicize the books the books you intend to read
Underline you had read to you as a child, or read as a child and cannot remember
Add three
( long long long book meme )
I am usually not a fan of these memes partly because they tend to either be totally biased (which this one isn't too badly, I think--a good number of fantasy but there's a lot of classic literature thrown in as well...), or list multiple entries from a series. I HATE THAT. Do not list all of the Wheel of Time series, please. I liked the first two books, but the rest? BAH. I was surprised at some of the books listed...and seeing them made me want to grab the books and read them again. Some I'm pretty sure I read, but couldn't remember anything from. I don't think I liked them much. :P
Anyone who's read both Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco and The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown...Do you think The Da Vinci Code ends up comparing unfavorably to Foucault's Pendulum? I keep thinking they are kind of similar and that The Da Vinci Code won't stand up well against Foucault's Pendulum...which is why I haven't read it yet. My friends who like it haven't read Foucault's Pendulum (and they never will) so they are of no help to me.