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Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 5:49 pm Got 3 new books to read before the 21st outta the library:
Britain before the Reform Act: Politics and Society 1815-32 (Eric Evans)
The Great Reform Act (Michael Brock)
Labour and Reform, Working Class movements 1815-1914 (Clive Behagg)
The first two will help immensely with the finer detail of my A2 course. The last one probably won't, its just to get a leftist spin on labourism, chartism etc in 19th century Britain.
eBBZ
Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 10:41 pm Stephen King - The Stand
and
Words that shaped America
Baby's got her head in a noose
she says she's confused
says she's not in the mood.
I'm his penguin. <3
Posted: Wed 3rd Sep 2008, 11:34 pm Catfish wrote:
Stephen King - The Stand
and
Words that shaped America
I remember you promising to lend me that book...
and its rude not to text back
Himmler
Posted: Thu 4th Sep 2008, 2:22 am Melissa. wrote:
Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China - Jung Chang.
It never ends.
Melissa.
Posted: Thu 4th Sep 2008, 3:09 am 
Posted: Thu 4th Sep 2008, 1:22 pm 1337 []D05te|2
Dr. Nobody wrote:
Things were rocky and then when we finally decided to get intimate, I discovered something very unexpected. Apparently, she hasn't finished her "transformation" and still has a penis. Now I love her even more.
Posted: Thu 4th Sep 2008, 8:13 pm Himmler wrote:
I remember you promising to lend me that book...
and its rude not to text back
shes a whore. what do you expect.
eBBZ
Posted: Thu 4th Sep 2008, 11:16 pm Posted: Fri 5th Sep 2008, 6:10 pm Sniper One -Sgt Dan Mills
Eight Lives Down - Major Chris Hunter
The Hard Way - Lee Child
And I've reserved
The Kremlin Device - Chris Ryan
Seven Troop - Andy McNab
Should be fun
still reading Pryor though =]
Himmler
Posted: Sat 6th Sep 2008, 1:24 pm Levitibus wrote:
Colossus - The Rise and Fall of the American Empire by Nial Ferguson. Good read.
ahh, i tried to read that over the summer but really couldn't get into it.
I really don't understand the basis for his pro-american views. The foreign policy stuff, just don't get how he came to those conclusions at all.
eBBZ
Posted: Sun 7th Sep 2008, 12:05 am eBBZ wrote:
ahh, i tried to read that over the summer but really couldn't get into it.
I really don't understand the basis for his pro-american views. The foreign policy stuff, just don't get how he came to those conclusions at all.
Yeah, I'm kinda wondering that, now. He does seem to just assume a lot, which quite irritates me. Also, for someone claiming to have moderate views he seems kinda pro-Bush to me.
Posted: Sun 7th Sep 2008, 12:11 am Don't Tell Me The Truth About Love - Dan Rhodes
Short Stories innit.
Poetry has no place for a heart thats a whore.
Posted: Sun 7th Sep 2008, 2:55 pm Levitibus wrote:
Yeah, I'm kinda wondering that, now. He does seem to just assume a lot, which quite irritates me. Also, for someone claiming to have moderate views he seems kinda pro-Bush to me.
Yeah ive just stopped reading it because it really pissed me off.
The ignorance in that book and the one-sidedness. So many gaps.
eBBZ
Posted: Sun 7th Sep 2008, 4:40 pm Posted: Sun 7th Sep 2008, 4:55 pm Hannibal - Thomas Harris
for the 4th time.
DEATH NOTE
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