What are the McPhans Reading! Options

[SimonFan84]

Chad Michael Murray? I can't believe I know that

Ohhh


LOL, I guess he kinda does But he's hotter than Chad

[NothlitHawk777]

Who's CMM?

Chad Micheal Murray. Sorry for the abbreviation. For some reason I thought you were a fan of his.

I tried to avoid it because it was so trendy, but it was too addicting I think I like Angel's and Demon's better though....

I never read Angels & Demons because it seemed to have exactly the same plot!

[CoNiSbEsT66]

Jane Eyre = freakin' amazing! So is the movie; the book is really hard to get into at the beginning though, like i started reading at ch.15 or something?

Yeah, we have to start it over Winter Break, so I plan on finishing it, reading the Sparknotes, and re-reading it. We read The Odyssey last year, only way I survived.

After Jane Eyre we have Macbeth.

[carriecrazeeee]

I definitely agree, it's an amazing book and better than the movie imo

yeaaa . . . i think that i like the book better than the movie too.
and i thought it was kind of weird that they changed the number.
in the movie it's 5.
and in the book it's 7.

lol.

[katpack_15]

I never read Angels & Demons because it seemed to have exactly the same plot!

Me too! Well, I started reading the first chapter and then stopped because I thought it was too similar. But I think I'm going to give it another try this Winter break. I might've not liked it at first because I started reading it the day after I finished DaVinci.

[crazygee]

ernest hemingway = the sun also rises

[youwontfindthisx]

I'm reading a book about Hamlet. It's not really Hamlet but it's a man (or woman) who loves Hamlet and talks about it. I easily get lost reading the book because I never read Hamlet and since english is my second language there is times I can't uderstand what Hamlet says... it's like he isn't talking english at all. And I'm sure I'll have the same problem with McBeth and King Liar (Two Shakespeare books I bought last july so I can at least say that I read Hamlet). After this book, I still have to create courage to read Jane Eyre and my friend borrowed me a book about people cheating people... it seems to have a good dose of sapiness and pervesion so, I may like it ahahahah.

If I have money, I'll buy mice and man and Lord of the flies... just because they mention it on Lost and I'm an obsessed kid.

I'm also reading a Lost fanfiction called On the road and writing a bunch of Without a Trace fanfictions. Yep, I'm a nerd .

I had to read parts of Hamlet for 6th grade English Extension. I acctally started learing Shakespeare in 6th grade. That's what you get for having a Shakespeare obessed, totally awsome, but still Shakespeare obessed 6th grade teacher.

And Lord of the Files(Flies?) is a pretty good book from what I've heard, I have to read that this summer for my freshman year in high school.

This post has been edited by believeinxdreams: Dec 11th 2006, 2:28 AM

[crazygee]

Now the best book I have ever been allowed to read for a high school English class is Memoirs of a Geisha

i loooove that book. when the movie came out, it was "okay". books are always better than the movies. no doubt.

Jane Eyre = haha, i started reading that months ago. i spilled coffee over it, making me stop reading it for a day, waiting for it to dry, then the days turned into weeks and weeks into months. I remember picking up Sophie Kinsella novels, the shopaholic series within that time.

[SimonFan84]

I just started "A Redbird Christmas" by Fannie Flagg.