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  • Ishtar October 7, 2016 0:43

    Hey there (: I love reading! I mostly read any kind of literature, both in Spanish and English (Except technical books) Right now I'm reading Lovecraft's complete work in English, and Dream in the Red Chamber in Spanish. I'm not so good at analysis, though. 

  • student09 October 12, 2012 7:54
    i need books for my help..
  • student09 April 6, 2012 15:54

    hi all n how we can ghat with u..............

  • Oksana July 6, 2011 21:06

    Hi Baran,

    How many volumes does it have? Only three? =)

  • Oksana June 28, 2011 22:10

    Hi Javier,

    I dropped by to see who made so much noise. It was you, happy and introducing yourself. :D I am glad you liked this place!

  • Oksana June 28, 2011 16:34

    Hi guys! I am the 50th member here! Just it was funny to notice... :D

    I wish you have the best time while reading interesting and valuable books!

  • jean badero June 11, 2011 2:51

     

    Hi Everybody! I`m a Literature teacher.. specially American Literature.. this course have given me the opportunity to read good selections from the masters of American Literature, like Mark Twain, Jonathan Edwards, Frederick Douglas, and of course E.A. Poe...

    I would like to share information and especially opinions about literature..

  • Ogundele January 13, 2011 12:32
    Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
  • Ogundele January 13, 2011 12:31
    Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
  • Ogundele January 13, 2011 12:30
    Hi friends! Please I am not used to reading before but now I believe that reading can proliferate my knowlege. Please which type of book will I start with? So that it won't be boring to me and I will be able to go further.
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Two great books i really liked a lot. "Born under a million shadows" and "The missing Rose"

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