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What do you like reading? #16 (permalink) Wed Aug 27, 2008 22:59 pm   What do you like reading?
 

CRAP! I've seen the movie!

Ah well, books are usually better than their movies -- and frankly I've forgotten the plot of it, so it'll probably end up being a great read anyway. Thanks!
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What do you like reading? #17 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:11 pm   What do you like reading?
 

Hello, people. I want to ask about Russian literature. Is there anyone who have read something of that? It is interesting for me, how popular these books are round the globe. Has anyone appreciated anything from that or maybe you think, it's little strange? Thanks
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Вик привет. Добро пожаловать на наш сайт! Как дела в Киве? I read a couple of Russian books you might never heard of such as "Как закалялась сталь" and "Мы" by Евгений Замятин.

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What do you like reading? #19 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 13:11 pm   What do you like reading?
 

I read quite a lot of Russian literature, such as Tolstoj, Dostoevskij, Puskin, Solzenicyn, Marinina, Goncarov..
I loved very much all of them despite their difference.
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What do you like reading? #20 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 13:18 pm   What do you like reading?
 

Thanks for greeting, Torsten, do you speak Russian? Kiev seems to be fine, well, up to September 1 and our traffic congestions. I have the first book you've mentioned in my library, however I've never read it. Did you read it in origin? Site is very helpful. Good luck.
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What do you like reading? #21 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 16:25 pm   What do you like reading?
 

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I've read "Crime and Punishment" by Dostoevsky. I liked it. I kept wanting to shout at Raskolnikov, "Stop acting so guilty! Just be cool!"
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HI #22 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 16:37 pm   HI
 

Hi I am a new member here ,
my name is Rosette and I am from Lebanon
actually I love reading english and arabic stories, I like adventures and romance.
sometimes I skim read especially when there are some boring pages.
Thank You all for this forim and for your help .
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What do you like reading? #23 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 19:51 pm   What do you like reading?
 

prezbucky wrote:
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I've read "Crime and Punishment" by Dostoevsky. I liked it. I kept wanting to shout at Raskolnikov, "Stop acting so guilty! Just be cool!"


It is one of my favourite, maybe the best, what I've read. Not for a skim read, because there's no ''water'' in this book. Every page really means and it isn't boring imho. Dark, depressing to some degree, but not boring. And it's all about human's psychic, so deeply, so clear, so striking.
I think Tolstoj and Dostoevsky are the most known worldwide among classics, but Tolstoj wrote more about society and politic problems, famous epic masterpieces, and that might be not interesting. Dostoevsky is more about deep inside of humans. If anyone asked something Russian to read, I would recommend "Crime and Punishment" at first, I think.
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What do you like reading? #24 (permalink) Thu Aug 28, 2008 20:56 pm   What do you like reading?
 

I like reading books that say something new. when i have the time i like reading psychology books. the last book that piqued my interest was a book revealing the mystery of chiromancy.
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What do you like reading? #25 (permalink) Tue Sep 02, 2008 16:26 pm   What do you like reading?
 

Hello guys and girls=)) well i would like to read some funny books for the last time i read a Sophie Kinssela it's so funny story about women and about her crazy things which she has done and which she is doing still...like she is in love with shoping and it's her big problem=)))I advise to read this books u will laughing before laughter loss=)) hahah=))
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