Billy Graham- The reason for my hope
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Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

HOW TO DEVELOP self confidence and influence people by Public speaking - DALE carnegie

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss

Walter Alvarez - T.Rex and the Crater of Doom

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern (50% left) :]

Finished 'The Night Circus' finally~ Going to start 1984 by George Orwell soon

Anyone interested in Big Bad Wolf Preview pass. Please PM

Odd John by Olaf Stapledon (1935)

Finished Devotion of Suspect X by Keigo Higashino and now reading the second installment, Salvation of a Saint.

just finish reading black swan by nasim, awesome book on uncertainty/randomness or the unknown!

Dan Brown's The da Vinci Code and Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games.

Just finished reading Deception Point last night.

Wild by Cheryl Strayed

Just started on Wolf in White Van by John Darnielle. Heard some great things about it and I'm a pretty big fan of The Mountain Goats.

Finished 1984 by George Orwell, now starting Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn.

finishing reading tao of badass, now reading whenever you are, whenever you go, mindfulness meditation in everyday life

room by emma donoghue

A question to those who are reading / have read Gone Girl, did you pick up the book because you heard about it following its success in 2012 or were you reading it in anticipation of the Fiincher movie?

Interesting ancedote about the book. I had no intention of reading it at all. Was just going to watch the movie although i did hear that the MY version would be censored. Did not know why because i had no clue about the storyline. I am a big fan of Fincher's though. So then my mom asks to go get me the book the next time i am in a bookstore and i dutifuly do. Before passing it on to her i read the back jacket and it sounded interesting. Then i thought i'd just read a few pages to see what it was about. Now i am 200+ pages in and i cannot let it go. The dilemma i face is should i read the book and find out what happens at the end, and of course spoil the enjoyment of the movie or stop now and watch the movie and then continue reading on where i left off.

The boy in Borders who found a copy of the book for me did mention that he was reading the book after watching the movie as he wasn't sure what was going on, so he wanted to read the book.

So fellow bookies, any comments to my above dillema?

i just started reading this book too, due to the hype that has been going around (am at the mall part in the book)
however, i don't feel the pull or the i-can't-seem-to-put-this-book-down feeling...
the book is great as i enjoy the current-past storytelling style but it seems to be dragging on with little progress at the end of each chapter (drag-drag-drag-something major revealed-NEED TO CONTINUE READING)
i would definitely finish reading the book before watching the movie as books are always 10000x better than the movie.

Thanks jess. Will do right that.