Books!

I just started reading this book.

"Was kostet die Welt" a German book

One of my favorite books of all time (top 5 for sure!), "My Drunk Kitchen" by Hannah Hart <3

Kaplan MCAT 2016 Collection...physics, gen.chem, organic chem, biology, bio chem, sociology and behavioral science.

Some of you are probably getting tired of hearing me say how amazing the Mistborn series is.

But it is.

Go forth and read it.

Thesaurusrex wrote: Some of you are probably getting tired of hearing me say how amazing the Mistborn series is.

But it is.

Go forth and read it.

I'll keep an eye out for it at the thrift stores and bookstores.

quipun wrote:

Thesaurusrex wrote: Some of you are probably getting tired of hearing me say how amazing the Mistborn series is.

But it is.

Go forth and read it.

I'll keep an eye out for it at the thrift stores and bookstores.

Nono. This book's greatness isn't something you wait to stumble upon.

You reach out and you take it. And by that, I mean you legally pay for it on amazon.

Thesaurusrex wrote:

quipun wrote:

Thesaurusrex wrote: Some of you are probably getting tired of hearing me say how amazing the Mistborn series is.

But it is.

Go forth and read it.

I'll keep an eye out for it at the thrift stores and bookstores.

Nono. This book's greatness isn't something you wait to stumble upon.

You reach out and you take it. And by that, I mean you legally pay for it on amazon.

I understand your sentiment about this. I felt that way before with other things or books I wanted to grasp and touch and be mesmerized by its greatness and aura. How about this, before I head out to board game night at a friend's vegan donut shop, I'll stop by the store to search for it and harness its aura to control me to walk out with it legally, with the exchange of paper, metal, or electronic goods?

quipun wrote:

Thesaurusrex wrote:

quipun wrote:

Thesaurusrex wrote: Some of you are probably getting tired of hearing me say how amazing the Mistborn series is.

But it is.

Go forth and read it.

I'll keep an eye out for it at the thrift stores and bookstores.

Nono. This book's greatness isn't something you wait to stumble upon.

You reach out and you take it. And by that, I mean you legally pay for it on amazon.

I understand your sentiment about this. I felt that way before with other things or books I wanted to grasp and touch and be mesmerized by its greatness and aura. How about this, before I head out to board game night at a friend's vegan donut shop, I'll stop by the store to search for it and harness its aura to control me to walk out with it legally, with the exchange of paper, metal, or electronic goods?

You're gonna stop by a bookstore on your way to play board games at a vegan donut shop?

That's... that's some level of somethin'. But I implore you to do so.

What board games are you gonna play?

Struggling with One hundred years of solitude by Gabriel García Márquez Very interesting, but they have too many Josés in this book