books

[Mocika]

I finished Alfred Lansing's book... it was really incredible what those ppl went through on that journey.

 

[Gaunerin]

haha.....I bet some of you will be bored to read it ( ) but anyway:
recently bought yet another travel guide for Sweden, another biography of Astrid Lindgren and a novel by Kerstin Ekman.
Just started reading the bio.

So, that book was good, K? I asked you about it on the V board some time ago but I think the post got a bit lost there.

 

[Morgana]

history,mithology or.. ?

It's about different areas and their beautiful nature, with looooooads of nice photos.

 

[Morgana]

Today I was at a "Weltbild" shop and once again I haven't bought the book I had an eye on...
I will go on Monday again, because I really want that book... it's all about gothic... I mean the old gothic times, about the buildings, art, etc... I'm very interested in the old knowlege...

 

[Mocika]

So, that book was good, K? I asked you about it on the V board some time ago but I think the post got a bit lost there.

oopss sorry... yes, its an amazing story.. unbelievable what they went thorugh... and fortunately they were rescued after spending almost 2 years alone, just the 27 of them.. living on the ice.

 

[Morgana]

Did not make it to the shop to buy the Gothic book...

 

[Gaunerin]

I'm already past 1/4 of that Ekman novel.......weird style of writing.

What book did *M* read lately? Was it a book about cooking? (sorry, couldn't resist )

 

[*M*]

Jamie Oliver - The Naked Chef

it's actually the truth

 

[Morgana]

I guess *M* has a fave for "naked" *couldn't resist*

 

[*M*]

I always cook naked!!

painfull yes, but worth it /forum/images/smilies/goggly.gif

 

[Morgana]

Do you? Hehehe...

 

[*M*]

no..... I lied

 

[Morgana]

Oh damnit... just thought I'm getting a secret vid of it

 

[Mocika]

I always cook naked!!

painfull yes, but worth it /forum/images/smilies/goggly.gif

acutally... guys who are doing housework are sexy..

 

[Mocika]

but back to the original topic... right now I'm reading: Tananarive Due: The Living Blood

 

[Morgana]

ok if we go back on topic, I finally bought the book about the gothic times... architecture, etc...
It's a huge book with a lot to read...

 

[Mocika]

finally I'm reading the first part of Hyperion

 

[Gaunerin]

anyone here who's not already tired of reading about my recently finished Max Goldt and Simon Winchester books, my currently reading Nick Hornby book and that Swedish book I bought last week?
I'm willing to tell again if not

 

[Mocika]

Stephen King - The heart of Atlantis

 

[*M*]

I'm reading an astronomy dictionary.... exciting