Read the "1001 Books You Must Read Before You Die"

Completed a few days ago. Pretty good. The story jumped around a bit, but it was all within context.

Just finished.

Whaaaa? Very confused throughout as the exact plot line but the story was interesting when understandable.

101

Finished last night. Definitely a different one. Very topical for when it was written.

Finished a week ago. Liked this one alot. The hippy-ish, out-doorsy theme made is a fun read. There were some heavy moments, but the characters really shined.

Finished a few days ago.

This was okay I guess. The main character from Elizabeth Costello makes quite the lengthy appearance. Not a bad read all in all.

Finished on Friday.

Fairly interesting though had boring sections. Short yet took forever to find time and interest to get through.

Finished 10% now!! #100!

by Hemingway. I finished this over the weekend. I enjoyed the way the characters and their different cultures interacted. Hemingway paints really vivid pictures as well, especially when dealing with nature.

by Kurt Vonnegut. Finished last night. Like most of his other books this was a pretty fast read. I love how unique his stories are. This one I especially liked because of his exploration of the fourth dimension; the possibilites of its manipulation, how humans would actually look if they were seen in the fourth dimension. I’m a big fan of theoretical physics. I guess this book’s heart is really a statement on anti-war sentiment, which is actually painted somewhat vividly throughout. Very enjoyable.

I enjoyed this. Coincidentally, this work of fiction is based on Dostoevsky, the last author I read. Coetzee is someone I’m really starting to get into.