Books!

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

Omfg, I can't believe it. Someone in my generation actually is somehow willing to give one of the most difficult but profound literature a try. I finished this masterpiece at 15, and began to understand it years after because it has so many satirical terms and confusing metaphors, which have to do with the history, politics, and conflicts in Macondo, the metaphoric Colombia. Once I understood why the Buendia did what the Buendia have to do during these generations, it was a total mindfuck. I know there are a lot of names and ties to remember, but hang in there, the ending will surprise you and might even change your point of view of modern literature like never before.

Sorry for babbling. I am just too excited to express how much I admire your bravery on taking such challenging masterpiece. I truly respect your taste.

Gone with the wind <3

After watching chappie , none of you want to study biology?

I recently read one of my favorite books of all time, "My Drunk Kitchen" by the amazing Hannah Hart. Love it!

Reading Mistborn by Brandon Sanderson now.

Jurella wrote: Gone with the wind <3

Scarlett is hell of a girl, isn't she? I hope you are reading about her transformation at this point.

laosai428 wrote:

Jurella wrote: Gone with the wind <3

Scarlett is hell of a girl, isn't she? I hope you are reading about her transformation at this point.

Lol this book is since a long time one of my favorite, I also saw Scarlets transformation in the second book. I was just too lazy to search the english title

No way, you also read the Ripley's Scarlett published in 1991?? I heard people criticize it for being inconsistent with the original story. I guess it wasn't a successful sequel.

Twilight

I just started reading this book today.

"Double Cup Love" by Eddie Huang