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About Eleonora

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Bibliophile
- Birthday 04/20/1983
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Gender
Male
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Location:
Italy
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I love Ireland and everything connected to the Emerald Isle. I love music and movies, but, most of all, books! I usually read 3 or 4 books at the same time! .. sorry for the mistakes you're going to read, but I didn't study English at school.
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Hi there! April seems to be a good month for reading Just finished Goethe's The elective affinities and The loser, which is a novel by Thomas Bernhard centered on a fictional relationship between pianist Glenn Gould and two of his fellow students. I didn't enjoy the former so much, but really loved the latter. (And once again, sorry for my poor English)
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Absolutely .. I think I will discuss it with the teens I work with
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Hi I'm reading a wonderful book, but it's rather disturbing sometimes.. Only ever yours by Louise O'Neill. I'm tired of fat shaming and stuff like that, so that was the book I needed
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Hello Finally I can see this forum again I've just finished Foundation, Asimov.. and now I'm not too sure what to read next
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I've just finished Pride and Prejudice for my book club and now I'm starting Forster's Maurice.. though I'm still in love with Darcy!
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Thanks ladies and gentlemen, I took note of every title..
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Feel free to remove the topic or move it in another part of the forum.. in the meantime, I note your titles down
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No book activity yet, since my eye surgery and I miss reading so much I tried audio books, but they're not for me, honestly..
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Hi there! My book club is going to have a special event in a couple of months: we will celebrate the end of our "bookish season" with a dinner based on books we've read so far. Being italian, we have plenty of italian fiction books with delicious recipies in them.. food becomes a sort of "character". So, I was wondering.... have you ever read novels where dishes or recipes were described? Is food important in non italian fiction too?
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Hello!!! I konow, it's been soooooooo long.. I'm sorry, I'm so busy. I've been reading a lot though, just finished The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes (highly recomanded) and Lexapros and Cons by Aaron Karo. I hope to be more active in this wonderful forum from now on
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Lovely!!
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It's defiinitely too hot to read The Count of Montecristo, I need something a little lighter. So I'm reading the Sevenwaters Trilogy by Juliet Marillier. Let's see if it works
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Hi there! I've had such a busy time.. but I never quit reading. I read the complete Outlander series, written by Diana Gabaldon and I re-read Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. For my book club I have to to start The Count of Montecristo.. but it's too hot for a book like this at the moment!
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Yes, I think it's the right title. sorry!
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My reading club meetings are next week, I have to finish both the books: Animal Farm, Orwell, and House of dust and fog, written by Andre Dubus III. I'm not enjoyng the latter.. is it something wrong in me?