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Then it has to be Summertime, that is the only other Coetzee book I've read.

 

:worship:

 

All yours!

 

Cheers!

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**Is now feeling evil**

 

In those days, when you wanted a piece of gingerbread, you gave the baker a Confederate dollar, he'd put it on the gingerbread, and cut out a piece just that size.

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It is summertime... Almost winter... Your turn...

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**Is now feeling evil**

 

In those days, when you wanted a piece of gingerbread, you gave the baker a Confederate dollar, he'd put it on the gingerbread, and cut out a piece just that size.

 

Oh so difficult! Is this twain?

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Drat! Foiled in my attempt at deviousness!

 

Really well done Sharon Posted Image

 

Your turn.

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“I have love in me the likes of which you can scarcely imagine and rage the likes of which you would not believe. If I cannot satisfy the one, I will indulge the other.”

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“I have love in me the likes of which you can scarcely imagine and rage the likes of which you would not believe. If I cannot satisfy the one, I will indulge the other.”

 

oh oh oh!!! I know this!!!

 

its Mary Shelly's Frankenstein!

 

Yes??

 

I know it, I know it. But I'll let others have a go first.

 

Darn!! :o we're doing that?

 

should I have waited??? :*)

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What is it with you and books in translation? I haven't been on here in a while but I see we moved through a few books. Frosty I can count on finding something either obscure or else classical. So far I haven't had to get off my Master's degree reading list. I feel like she just went class to class.

 

Unless I am totally mistaken it is the stranger by Camus. I know I had to read it and the intro for the translation was pages and pages long. Russian before and French now. Frosty try an English writer, and no Tintin. lol.

 

I'll wait to see if I am correct.

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So right . It is the stranger ... Heeheeeee. Your turn....

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Billions of Blue blistering barnacles!

You got it! :P

also: Tintin was written by a Belgian.. lol. sooo... go figure!

 

You're up Wayne! ^_^

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Alright so I am getting away from classic literature and going modern. Lets see who if anyone has similar reading tastes.

 

She was still wearing her green Bargain Mart employee vest over a flower-print dress. If you looked just at her body, you might think she was somebody's dumpy old grandmother-- until you looked down and realized she had rooster feet. Or you looked up and saw bronze boar tusks sticking out of the corners of her mouth. Her eyes glowed red, and her hair was a writhing nest of bright green snakes.

 

Okay ladies and gentleman where is that from?

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Louis clutches the pearls Around his neck and sighs .... Damned if i know! Shrugs his shoulders and walks away with tail between his legs mumbling to himself : sounds like a modern day greek tragedy oh well, maybe i will get a chance maybe next year sometime. Lol

 

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Could it be "I Was Tortured By The Pygmy Love Queen", by Jasper McCutcheon?

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**Disagrees with Mr Zombie Sir**

 

Is it from The Lost Hero, Rick Riordan

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**Disagrees with Mr Zombie Sir**

 

Heheheh I've always wanted an opportunity to quote that book title (Zombies are evil, right? Posted Image )

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Well, I don't think it's any of the Kane Chronicles.

 

erm . . . The Lightning Thief?

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Nope. Two down and one to go. lol. OR how many guess do people get till we give in and tell the answer now?

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The Son of Neptune?

 

If I'm wrong this time, can I have a clue as to the title please.

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