read every book i own, and own every book i've red

It’s my brothers, hoped to read something new. Well, actually I didn’t except one thing- cats sleep in deep real sleep just about 30percent of their sleeping time (...!) Other time they just lay there in ‘stand by’ mode. As a sleep lover I feel sorry for them.

Bought It about half a year ago [like many others] but was busy reading borrowed books, so in between borrowed ones decided to take some of my own. Loved it. Nice story of war, hiding, love and priorities in life. And of course what I love about Remarque- the descriptions of nature, psychedelic atmosphere that created visions in my head.

Just got the gift certificate from my friend on my bday. Two more books in my hands xD yay…!!

It was borrowed, but I’m sure after a while I am going to want to read it [or have it either ways] again. The thing is, it’s so untraditional that it’s hard to say something about it, everything is different, point of views, characters. Even I, who love classical literature, found this as a good stuff to read. One negativity- the depressing point, the moment when you realise most thing we do in life is worthless, the boundaries, the oppinions of others, addictions… That’s someone’s everydays. But in any other ways thsi was fascinating. You never knew what is waiting for Victor around the corner: a hooker, a dude with rocks, or his sick mother.

I had to read it for the studies, and I did it in one day… It was very interesting, more than I expected. I took it from library, but I wouldn’t mind having it in my collection.

Franziska Stalmann “Red Window”. The detective- and in some way erotic novel. I didn’t like the point of view in this book, the dirt of the world: prostitute little girl, a pedophiles, father, who killed his daughter, widow detective who mourns her husband in the arms of four different lovers… that’s just disturbing. I don’t know what was the purpose of this book, but it is only worth something if the writer wanted to disguse my moral, then she did her job. The only thing that was interesting- the misterious creation of lots of characters, every was the opposite to another. But it’ not the reason for me to have the book. It’s a good thing it was borrowed.

Another- Is what I want to have, is from my Dad’s collection. “Eyes Wide Shut” by Arthur Schnitzler I red it very fastly and I think I would like to do that again after a while, it got me thinking, digging deep, it is going to must-have list :]

It was the three-parted book. The story of one big family, with mystic, ghosts in the first part, the second about the girl Sharlota, whose engangement went wrong, and the third about same Sharlota, Her exfiancee and his new wife. About beliefs, the bad wishes and evil mind, the power of evil and miracle of forgiveness. The first part was boring and hardly-read and when I thought it is boring and was determined to read the whole book just because. I didn’t wanted to give up. And in the end it was extremely interesting. Who would’ve know.
That’s the borrowed book, from the parents of my stepfather, I think I would want to read it again, after several years maybe, but it’s an old book, if someday I’ll find it in the old books store, Į think I will take it, but if not, then I guess this was the only time I read it.
This was the 50/50 book, so I won’t make lots effort to find it, but if I will, it’s my destiny to have it.

I totally loved it. The dialogues, the manner of speaking, the dinamic character of Dorian, the allways-right sceptic Henry. Wow. And all the talks are so meaningful, so quotes-a-like. I wrote some of them to myself, very inspiring thoughts about art, about the coinsuquenses of your thoughts. The CURSE, AGONY and beauty. Sins and the sinners. Impressive.

I know this is a movie poster but that’s how the cover of my book looks like.

I am a book-o-holic. I bought books. LOTS. There’s no space in my shelves anymore, where I could fit them all. So now I have a tower of books. Gosh, I can’t wait until I read them all.

I’m reading the third book from my dad’s collection by “Lietuvos rytas”. I’m not going to own these books, but I feel interested in reading them all and maybe in time having some of them.