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Ibraheem Moh _bosham — Has one of the saddest passages I've ever read.

Ricardo Graça ricardograca — Saw the movie in 2003 in London, it made me miss Bowdoin as it reminded me of it... Rules of Attraction is far crazier a scene of course. But maybe Bennington in the 1980s lived up to it. I live about 45 minutes from there now, in Saratoga Springs, took a drive there about a month before I read this, resisted buying the book then, but I'd read Donna Tartt's The Secret History, classmate of Ellis's, "that weird Classics group (and they're probably roaming the countryside sacrificing farmers and performing pagan rituals)?" (pg 160 - did Ellis throw that in as Tartt was writing her debut, he already having published Less Than Zero while a student, they were students, as a plug, teaser, did that line inspire her -- were there actually Classics kids who were into the Dionysian rituals in Vermont???), and was keen to read this one, and just generally interested so I checked out the Bennington College campus. "Camden College" is in New Hampshire but you've got North Camden like North Bennington and the college is basically identifiable as Bennington. Price Chopper supermarket gets a shout out too. Anyway...About 500 students I think, there is a long driveway and security at the end of it but no one on, I just drove a short loop and left, weird college architecture like every liberal arts school at least but it's practically all wood, sort of unique and Vermonty. Wonder if they party like that still. Hell of a lot of drugs and rampant gender-blind sex in the novel (more so than the movie, the college of the movie is less "bohemian" than that of the book). Fucking funny book. Interesting to compare perhaps with the kids aren't alright of Tom Wolfe in I Am Charlotte Simmons where its a 70 year old classic Southern gentleman who always wears a white suit freaked out by the youth's moral decay (and he hung out with Kesey and the 60s hippies) vs Ellis at age 24 or so writing this about his peers. I'm definitely interested in reading more of Bret Easton Ellis.

Atthapon Alamsombat _eng_eng — el buen buk, siempre nos enseña a vivir..jajaja, o a mal vivir, pero creo que es de los autores que he disfrutado mas

Bharath G bharath6bd7 — Just finished reading MY BEATING TEENAGE HEART by C.K. Kelly Martin. Wow. It's a powerful book about grief within the hearts of the dead and the living and how the two might intertwine. It's intense in its depiction of the sheer pain of loss so often made worse by hopelessness and isolation-- a reminder that there are times when our only hope is the faith of those who care about us. Beautiful.