Yes, uh,
I recently read the Hobbit, cause of the movie, and then I thought I should
read the Lord of the Rings. I’ve read it before, but in Norwegian. My dad said
it was very good in English, and that I have to read it in English to get the
musicality, and all that. And yes. I will, because I wanted to read it again.
And my sister gave me all the books for Christmas. And that’ll be fun. I’m
excited. I kind of want to read the Hobbit again, but it’s getting obsessive,
so I’ll read the Lord of the Rings.
This is a
book I need to read for a class. Well not need to, but it’s suggested that we
read some books. The Wasp Factory is about a 16-year-old who lives with his
father outside a Scottish village. His brother Eric is in a mental institution
and Frank’s father is a bit odd. To vent his frustration Frank has turned to
violence. When his older brother escapes from the hospital Frank needs to
prepare for his brother returning home. It seems interesting, and it is good
for me to read something that isn’t fantasy or YA fiction.
I’ve seen
the movie, and I thought it was delightful. This book is also on my list of
suggested reads. It is basically about a country girl, named Holly Golightly,
who has moved to New York. She doesn’t really have a job, but gets money from
socializing with rich men. She meets the narrator who she calls Fred and they
become friends. It sounds like a lot of fun. That’ll be interesting.
If I have
time I think I’ll start Pride and Prejudice. I’ve been watching the Lizzie
Bennett diaries, and they’re awesome. So I feel like I should read the book. I
imagine it’ll be absolutely awesome. At least I hope so. My sister is reading
it and she likes it, so that is good news.