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1010 Category Challenge : Wonderlake's 4x10 2010 attempt		18	wonderlake, Marzo 12
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Club Read 2010 : What Are You Reading Now - February 2010		139	avaland, Marzo 2
1001 Books to read before you die : Soffitta1's 1001 Books- Lifetime of Reading		23	soffitta1, Febrero 10
1001 Books to read before you die : Favourite Book from the 1001 List that You Read in 2009		40	notmyrealname, Febrero 6
1001 Books to read before you die : What are you reading from the 1001 list in JANUARY 2010?		85	george1295, Febrero 3
75 Books Challenge for 2010 : ORANGE JANUARY 2010		63	avatiakh, Enero 31
Girlybooks : ORANGE JANUARY 2010		55	teelgee, Enero 30
100 Books in 2009 Challenge : wookiebender's 100 challenge for 2009		233	wookiebender, Enero 13
What Are You Reading Now? : Book Brought Home - September 2009		216	melissa45, Enero 11
Lectures des francophones : CyCy - lectures de 2009		62	CyCy, Enero 8
50 Book Challenge : bonniebook's Best of Your Best, 2009		364	alphaorder, Enero 4
999 Challenge : merry10's 999 challenge		54	merry10, Enero 1
50 Book Challenge : Wonderlake @ 2009		79	wonderlake, Diciembre 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : Books Brought Home - November 2009		151	cdyankeefan, Diciembre 2009
Défi 999 (999 Challenge en français) : CyCy - Au fil des catégories ...		11	CyCy, Noviembre 2009
50 Book Challenge : alalba		133	alalba, Septiembre 2009
Mini-Challenge: 6 Degrees of Separation : Welcome!		42	NeverStopTrying, Septiembre 2009
100 Books in 2009 Challenge : teelgee tackles 125 in 2009		275	teelgee, Septiembre 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : What Are You Reading the Week of August 22, 2009?		268	FicusFan, Agosto 2009
BookCrossing Australia! : Group reading log: July 2009		123	Miss-Owl, Agosto 2009
1001 Books to read before you die : wonderlake's 1001 :)		6	wonderlake, Agosto 2009
Reading Globally : Where in the World Are You Know? July 2009		108	grelobe, Agosto 2009
Girlybooks : "Women's Book" Reading for July 2009		104	wookiebender, Agosto 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : What are you reading the week of July 25, 2009?		226	Arten60, Agosto 2009
1001 Books to read before you die : What 1001 book are you reading: July 2009		103	susiesharp, Agosto 2009
What Are You Reading Now? : What are you reading the week of July 18, 2009?		274	morriss003, Julio 2009
Girlybooks : ORANGE JULY 2009		171	mrstreme, Julio 2009
Book of the month club : Was that really another January gone already?		24	karenmarie, Junio 2009
Girlybooks : Orange January		93	sussabmax, Marzo 2009
BookCrossing Australia! : Group Reading Log: February 2009		83	wookiebender, Febrero 2009
LT's list of great books you should read : Action thread		62	kjellika, Enero 2009
50 Book Challenge : Jodyreadseverything 2008 Book Counter		99	mmignano11, Enero 2009
75 Books Challenge for 2008 : hjelliot 75 for 2008		162	hjelliot, Diciembre 2008
50 Book Challenge : cabegley's 2008 challenge		105	mrstreme, Diciembre 2008
50 Book Challenge : doctorstrange		9	doctorstrange, Diciembre 2008
1001 Books to read before you die : International edition?		34	Stbalbach, Noviembre 2008
50 Book Challenge : almigwin tries to keep track		206	almigwin, Noviembre 2008
Book talk : What I loved		2	mairangiwoman, Octubre 2008
50 Book Challenge : 0bazooka0 starts June 2008		21	0bazooka0, Octubre 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? Sept 2008, part 3		233	MusicMom41, Octubre 2008
1001 Books to read before you die : Which of the 1001 are you currently reading?		344	hemlokgang, Septiembre 2008
50 Book Challenge : Marvas 2008 book counter		78	marvas, Septiembre 2008
1001 Books to read before you die : Post with touchstone for all 1001?		16	arukiyomi, Septiembre 2008
Virago Modern Classics : Virago celebrated		13	bleuroses, Septiembre 2008
1001 Books to read before you die : August 2008: Which Book from the 1001 List are You Reading?		113	ktleyed, Agosto 2008
50 Book Challenge : An expanded gathering place to chat		205	shootingstarr7, Agosto 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 26 July 2008		210	ktleyed, Agosto 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - #2: JULY. 2008		231	IaaS, Agosto 2008
Girlybooks : An Orange July		210	urania1, Julio 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 19 July 2008		216	msf59, Julio 2008
1001 Books to read before you die : Game #2: Make a phrase or sentence out of 1001 titles		26	odysseia, Julio 2008
What Are You Reading Now? : What Books Came Into Your Home Today? - May. 2008		236	annatapl, Junio 2008
Girlybooks : A Dozen Years of Nominees		84	avisannschild, Junio 2008
LT's list of great books you should read : Top 25		30	Joles, Mayo 2008
Book talk : great novels with artists as central characters		24	d2vge, Marzo 2008
50 Book Challenge : Megami's 2007 Challenge		64	chanale, Diciembre 2007
50 Book Challenge : aljazcosini is going for 50		18	aljazcosini, Noviembre 2007
1001 Books to read before you die : August-October: Which one of the 1001 are you currently reading?		99	trinah, Noviembre 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 4 August 2007		129	tapestry100, Agosto 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 11 August 2007		174	melsmarsh, Agosto 2007
What Are You Reading Now? : What You're Reading the Week of 21 Oct 2006		88	warbrideslass, Octubre 2006

... then there's a not- very-exciting but readable non-fiction book in Polish about Poland and the Poles. Oh, and then there's What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt, which I started last week when I was ill. And then last night I started a collection of short stories based on true accounts told by ...

I read The Book of Illusions: Paul Auster, and have to say I much preferred What I Loved: Siri Hustvedt. I've moved onto a re-read of SuperCannes, by J. G. Ballard.

... a book about the grief of losing his wife & children, but I had no idea about their relationships in order to fathom this. What I Loved was much better. *I have recently joined theauteurs.com -- a website a bit like Librarything - but for films. And on there they have details of "THE INNER ...

... with your own challenge. I finished The Book of Illusions today... and would rate it 3/5. I much preferred his wife's What I Loved which touched on a lot of the same subjects I think. The Salty Sweets cookbook sounds interesting. On holiday last year we bought some dark chocolate which ...

... tml">review) LONG LIST: The Lovely Bones (2003) (review) What I Loved (2003) The Flying Troutmans (2009) (review) I am currently reading The Outcast - what an ...

... The Concise Chinese-English Dictionary for Lovers (2007) The Outcast (2008) LONG LIST: The Lovely Bones (2003) What I Loved (2003) The Flying Troutmans (2009) Not sure what I'll tackle first. I may use my trusty literary selection expert (Anthony) to help me out again. Open to ...

... Harvest, Dashiell Hammitt Sense and Sensibility, Jane Austen Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain What I Loved, Siri Hustvedt Rebecca, Daphne du Maurier - a re-read! The Player of Games, Iain M. Banks The Leopard, Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa A ...

... verte de Laura Kasischke 2 - Zombie de Joyce Carol Oates 3 - La fille tatouée de Joyce Carol Oates 4 - Tout ce que j'aimais de Siri Hustvedt 5 - L'envoutement de Lily Dahl de Siri Hustvedt 6 - Dans le scriptorium de Paul Auster 7 - J'ai épousé un ...

Glad you liked What I Loved! I thought it was marvellous. Just the sort of dense book I love.

Thanks, Amy! :-) Mark, I'm purposely not talking much about What I Loved because I like to know as little as possible about a book before reading it, but I meant to say that parents who have come through the child-raising years and/or watched good friends struggle through them should have ...

Bonnie- I just received a copy of What I Loved recently, after much LT praise. I'm glad you liked it!

I finished What I Loved today instead of cleaning house and getting ready for Thanksgiving and traveling. At first, I was put off by the narrator's tone, it was a bit distant and somewhat flat (and he was an old guy!) plus some of the discussions about art made me feel dumb, but this story about ...

... Fly & Moth by James Sallis The first two Lew Griffin novels and both sound very tempting. From Bookmooch: What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt Due to serious LT love, I had to have it!

... - Lucy Knisley (11/08/09) 128. Firmin - Sam Savage (11/09/09) 129. My Jim - Nancy Rawles (11/16/09) 130. What I Loved - Siri Hustvedt (11/24/09) 131. The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance - Elna Baker (12/04/09) 132. Family Meals - Michael Tucker (12/0 ...

What I Loved was a bit odd in the end- the last third seemed to take a Bret Easton Ellis turn ? Now I'm onto In The Dark, which isn't great- but I got my copy signed after the talk I attended so I guess it'll be staying on my bookshelf after I finish reading it regardless :P I thought ...

OK, that list was way too long! I've deleted it. If anyone wants the alphabetized list, tell me and I'll send it to you.

... That is an incredible batch of books you have from the library. The Things They Carried is a stunner! I have not read What I Loved but have heard great things. You sound like you will be very busy and also very happy! Good luck friend!

... Inkheart, It's All Too Much, The Lost City of Z, Small Island, Still Alice, The Things They Carried, and What I Loved. Can you believe that list? And all recommended by you! Big Thanks! :-))

... computer expert brother, a very useful plot device. Although I also have Killing the Shadows TBR, I have gone onto What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt - the October choice for Babbling Books (another one of my nominations having won!), and also on my TBR challenge for the year, which ...

... computer expert brother, a very useful plot device. Although I also have Killing the Shadows TBR, I have gone onto What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt - the October choice for Babbling Books (another one of my nominations having won!), and also on my TBR challenge for the year, which ...

oops, posted in the wrong place :)

Original List 1-99 1 Never Let Me Go 2 Saturday 3 On Beauty 11 The Lambs of London 13 Cloud Atlas 18 What I Loved 19 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time 21 Elizabeth Costello 24 Fingersmith 26 Everything is Illuminated on mount TBR 28 Kafka on ...

... Drabble Voices from the Moon by Andre Dubus The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman What the Birds See by Sonya Hartnett What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt The Summer Book by Tove Jansson Kitchen Essays by Agnes Jekyll Mrs. Woolf and the Servants by Alison Light The Confessions of Edward ...

... world!). My top reads so far for this half of 2009 are: Brooklyn, Colm Toibin Gilgamesh: A Novel, Joan London What I Loved, Siri Hustvedt Small Island, Andrea Levy The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Michael Chabon Affinity, Sarah Waters Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi Jasper J ...

I am reading Hustveldt's What I Loved. It's pretty good so far, but nothing too special.

... = 3.5 stars Old Filth by Jane Gardam = 4 stars The Blood of Flowers by Anita Amirrezvani = 4 stars What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt = 3.5 stars When I Lived in Modern Times by Linda Grant = 4 stars

Hi Berly, I do recommend What I Loved with the proviso that it is a very dense read. Which is precisely the sort of book I do like. I have no objections with reading with a browser pointed to Wikipedia and my dictionary by my side. (Yay for a mobile phone with a web browser!) I've got a ...

Hey Wookie! I like the sound of What I Loved. Thanks for posting your reads. :)

I finished What I Loved last night, which feels like an accomplishment, hanging in with it! It got quite interesting after the first part, but it seemed waaayy too long and too much information as telling rather than seeing. Not my favorite by any means, but I'm glad I finished it. Now ...

Finished What I Loved last night. It was compelling but way too long imo. Now reading When I Lived in Modern Times by Linda Grant and liking it a lot.

... src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0312421192.01._SX140_SY225_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg"> 60. What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt (3.5/5)

... Obviously you haven't gotten to the "no reading" week of the Artist's Way. It's a killer. I'm really struggling with What I Loved - 100+ pages into it and I'm not attached to any of the characters and there's no plot, just pretentious artsy New Yorkers. I may give up on this one. Someone ...

I'm reading What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt and struggling with it a bit -- partly feeling intimidated by it - the art world and all - and partly because it's not very plot driven. Will hang in there a bit more.

50. What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt A marvelous read, complex, dense, and intricate. It's the story of two New York intellectual couples, who (in the ...

... cycle isn't it, Smiley? I highly recommend retirement with a decent pension. And good used book stores. I'm reading What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt. It's holding my interest but I'm not enamored with it at this point (~25%).

I'm in New York City ca. 1975 writing about What I Loved.

Just starting What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt.

And I loved What I Loved!

... all month. Just started The Blood of Flowers and hope to get in Caramelo and The Mammoth Cheese and maybe one more, What I Loved?

Oh, I liked Sorry, I hope you do too! I've read (so far) for Orange July Gilgamesh: A Novel by Joan London, What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt, and Small Island by Andrea Levy. (And I ditched The Vintner's Luck after 50 pages.) I'm hoping to get to either Purple Hibiscus or Half ...

... at the end. Having said that, I spent most of yesterday at work slightly shell-shocked after the end of Part 1 of What I Loved. It felt slightly wussy to be that emotionally involved in a book and fictional characters (I work with a lot of non-reading blokes), but, well, I was. Damni ...

I've finished What I Loved and thought it was marvellous, dense and intricate. And I found at the library this morning Small Island so I'm about to trundle off to bed to read that one.

Finished What I Loved from the longlist, and it was marvellous stuff. Highly recommended. And I stumbled across Small Island by Andrea Levy today at the library. You know how you go to the library and never find any specific book you're looking for? Not today. (I also got Sarah Water's A ...

Orange July is just rolling along... Finished What I Loved and thought it was marvellous dense stuff, about art and life and psychopathology. No, really. I got my copy from from Jubby last year, and will post it into the Oz VBB next round for any other "1001"/Orange aficionados. And had one of ...

Just finished Siri Hustvedt's marvellous What I Loved. And I just picked up Small Island at the library this morning (a serendipitous find!) so shall start that one tonight.

Started this morning What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt.

... pictures; linked by invisible ropes to her friends, etc. And this morning I'm back on the Orange July bandwagon with What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt which made the longlist one year.

... excruciating scene funny (not to the protagonists, of course) and much more bearable. Speaking of Ms Hustvedt, I started What I Loved on the bus this morning. I've previously read her The Sorrows of an American and it knocked my little socks off, so I have high hopes for this one. I hope I'm ...

... drag. (But when they get it right, they get it very right.) Top on my list to read this month are: Gilgamesh: A Novel, What I Loved, Fugitive Pieces, Purple Hibiscus, Half a Yellow Sun, The Idea of Perfection, Brick Lane, The Vintner's Luck... Although it's not perfect: The A ...

... ones. I hardly recognise any of the 2009 writers. I hadn't realised that I'm so behind the times! My recommendations: What I Loved, The Dream Life of Sukhanov (in the New Writers list) and Round Rock. Interesting that Bel Canto is so popular - I didn't enjoy it at all. The Blue Fl ...

... Lewycka 9. Oryx and Crake, M Atwood 10. The Colour, Rose Tremain 11. The Ghost Road, Pat Barker 12. What I Loved, Siri Hustvedt phew !

... Rules for Scientific Living Oryx and Crake Purple Hibiscus Unless The Idea of Perfection Fugitive Pieces What I Loved Brick Lane Gilgamesh The Vintner's Luck The Idea of Perfection will be read, and hopefully Half a Yellow Sun as well. Am up for any suggestions ...

... Patchett The Colour by the beloved Rose Tremain (I'm savoring her books, reading one every six months or so) What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt and if I have time The Mammoth Cheese by Sheri Holman

... Ali Smith +32/ 7. City Primeval, Elmore Leonard +33/ 8. The Reluctant Fundamentalist, Mohsin Hamid +34/ 9. What I Loved, Siri Hustvedt

41. What I loved by S.Hustvedt This book is full of ideas, complex feelings, meaningful descriptions and engaging characters. The narrator, an art historian, befriends an artists and their lives become entangled. Their wives and children become close and they share friendship, tragedy, ...

Merci pour ce conseil de lecture, Domguyane ! Comme toi, j'ai aussi ressenti quelque chose de très fort en lisant Tout ce que j'aimais ... J'espère bien retrouver ça dans ses autres ouvrages ! Effectivemment, je savais que Siri Hustvedt est l'épouse de Paul Auster (que je n'appréci ...

Après avoir été habitée par le livre de Siri Hustvedt tout ce que j'aimais, j'ai lu Elégie pour un américain qui m'a moins parlé personnellement, mais qui est également un livre très fort. Siri est la compagne de 30 ans de Paul Auster et a écrit ces deux livres au masculin. On y ...

19 / Tout ce que j'aimais de Siri Hustvedt **** Magnifique roman fleuve avec pour toile de fond le New York bobo et artiste des années 70 aux années 90. Sur 20 ans, l'amitié indéféctible entre 2 hommes adultes nous est comptée : leurs carrières (de peintre et d'enseignant), ...

... for instance. By the way, is the *removed for spoiler* what I think it is? Argh! I'm going to send you a PM. Finished What I Loved and I ended up really liking it. That's not the most astute review I've ever written, but it's one of those books that stays on with you, like Ian McEwan's ...

... many) that most grated on her was this: "My teeth mashed together with an audible grinding sound". I'm nearly finished What I Loved and have enjoyed it a lot more since the beginning. I think I found it hard to follow at first because of its quiet, unintrusive style - it follows the ebb & ...

... The Remains of the Day - for no particular reason I can think of, but I'm always dipping in and out. wookeiebender, What I Loved isn't bad at all - it's just that I'm reading it like a goldfish. I enjoy it at the time, but come morning (or even evening again) I have no idea what I've ...

Miss-Owl, oh dear, I do hope What I Loved gets better - it's on my Mt TBR! I did really enjoy her latest, The Sorrows of an American however, so I'll still be giving the earlier one a chance. (But "Sorrows" might be an acquired taste, I remember thinking that the topics - philosophy and ...

... her for March) - I get freaked out by books like Dracula at night - so am taking some time out with another 1001 read, What I Loved. Maybe it's just my tiredness at the end of a long week, but nothing went in last night. Amazingly, this morning, all I can remember is something about a guy ...

... as an unreliable witness to her own life. Could go either way on a second reading. Bought after reading the authors novel What I loved, seeing this one in the back blurb and noticing that Siri and Iris were mirror image names, so became interested. 6. BUtterfield 8 by John O'Hara. Bough ...

... Ivan Turgenev - Fingersmith,Sarah Waters - The Tenderness of Wolves, Stef Penney - What I loved, Siri Hustvedt - Atonement, Ian McEwan - Red Azalea, Anchee Min

... Mohsin Hamid 32. The Mermaids Singing, Val McDermid 33. The Wire in the Blood, Val McDermid 34. What I loved, Siri Hustvedt 35. In The Dark, Mark Billingham 36. The Murders in the Rue Morgue, Edgar Allan Poe*Dailylit 37. Let the Right One In, John Aj ...

7. Orange Prize nominees 1. What I Loved, Siri Hustvedt 2. White Teeth, Zadie Smith 3. Purple Hibiscus, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 4. Dreams of Speaking, Gail Jones 5. The Great Fire, Shirley Hazzard 6. The Dark Room, Rachel Seiffert 7. The Girls, Lori Lansens (03/01/09) 8. Sm ...

It will be fun to find more Orange books in January. I have The Girls, and can find White Teeth, Purple Hibiscus, What I Loved and Hotel World at the library.

... I probably won't get to all of them, but I'll do my best! These are on my Orange prize TBR shelf: Ursula Under What I Loved Property The Bonesetter's Daughter When I Lived in Modern Times Fall on Your Knees Amy and Isabelle Old Filth The Inheritance of Loss Car ...

80. What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt Bought 29/10/08 Waterstones Doncaster Intelligent romance gives way to intelligent thriller/commentary on the hedonistic '90's clubland scene in New York. As commented before, this book felt serious and plodding to begin with but developed to strange with ...

... to sit the exclusive L' agregation d'anglais teaching exam. Based on the authors own experiences. Stopped reading What I Loved to read this, which in turn I stopped reading Mister B Gone for. Now back to the Siri Hustvedt but this was a welcome break from the serious plodding of ...

What I loved well I started out loving it and made it half way before I got thoroughly depressed by it and couldn't continue. I do agree about the lack of seamless melding of art knowledge and the quite riveting, mysterious storyline.

What I Loved was waiting for me in the mail from BookMooch this afternoon.

Meeting Siri Hustvedt's mum is so cool. Her novel what I Loved is wonderful. I enjoyed reaing your talk!

... int The Lambs of London Dining on Stones Cloud Atlas Drop City The Colour Thursbitch The Light of Day What I Loved The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time Islands Elizabeth Costello London Orbital Family Matters Fingersmith The Double Everyth ...

Finished What I Loved and started Angela's Ashes

Still working on What I Loved. It's an excellent book. It feels like what On Beauty was trying to be.

I finished Don't Move on my lunch break and I'm starting What I Loved today.

Finished Don't Move and started What I Loved

... it. It's made me laugh out loud more than once. On the shelves I have Austerlitz, The Colour, Don't Move and What I Loved

Just placed an order for What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt

What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt (Longlisted for the Orange Prize in 2003) This book was eventually gripping, but it took about 100 pages before it got to that point. I liked it by the end, but you really have to take a leap of faith for a while before it gets going. I think part of the ...

53. What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt (fiction, 370 pages) Eventually gripping, but it took about 100 pages before it got to that point. I liked it by the end, but you really have to take a leap of faith for a while before it gets going. I think part of the problem is the narrative style--I've ...

... by Kate Grenville # The Tenderness of Wolves by Stef Penney # The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri # What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt # Property by Valerie Martin # The History of Love by Nicole Krauss # Amy and Isabelle by Elizabeth Strout # When ...

What I Loved was Wild Swans Passing, perhaps Possessing The Secret Of Joy. "Wild Swans' and "Passing" are separate titles (not touchstoning for me).

reading What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt.This makes 76.

... rostro mañana 13 Hvitt på svart Ruben Gallego Beloje na tsjernom 14 Det jeg elsket Siri Hustvedt What I loved 15 "Dame nummer tretten" Josè Carlos Somoza La Dama numero trece 16 Etterfølgeren Ismail Kadare Pasardhësi 17 Den merkelige hendelsen med hunden ...

... Pierre Written on the Body by Jeanette Winterson Company Parade by Storm Jameson (a Virago Modern Classic) What I Loved by Siri Hustvedt The Queen of the Tambourine by Jane Gardam The Way I Found Her by Rose Tremain Happenstance by Carol Shields and (dr ...

... Ellmann Dot in the Universe Sonya Hartnett What the Birds See Siri Hustvedt What I Loved Liz Jensen War Crimes for the Home Nora Okja Keller Fox Girl Haven Kimmel The Solace of Leaving Early ...

This year I have read these books: Was ich liebte by Siri Hustvedt, Moon Palace by Paul Auster and some others that I don't remember at the moment. Right now I'm reading The Plot Against America by Philip Roth.

... oddness. I squirmed and nodded and laughed my way through the whole thing. Also, how was A Plea for Eros? I thought What I loved was an astonishingly good novel... are her essays up to the same standard?

What i loved At Swim, Two Boys Trainspotting,Looking for the Possible Dance. I got 4 titles into a sentence. It's a little dodgy, but I think it holds up.

What I loved has beautiful descriptions of (fictional) works of art. Also Notes from an exhibition (no touch stone) by Patrick Gale, which is very much about the difficulty of combining art and life.

... front 13. the poisonwood bible 14. The stone diaries 15. Any human heart 16. The time traveler's wife 17. What I loved 18. Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka 19. The unbearable lightness of being 20 Death in venice various 21. Waiting for Godot 22. Hamlet 23. The ...

... front 13. the poisonwood bible 14. The stone diaries 15. Any human heart 16. The time traveler's wife 17. What I loved 18. Metamorphosis - Franz Kafka 19. The unbearable lightness of being 20 Death in venice various 21. Waiting for Godot 22. Hamlet 23. The ...

8. Notes from an exhibition by Patrick Gale. Wonderful book, it reminded me of What I loved in the writing, the compassion with which the author descibes his characters and also the theme of art and life and how they are sometimes hard to combine.

This month I have read The glass bead game, The color, and What I loved. I am now going to read War and Peace - wish me luck

#247 - I loved What I loved and just recently finished it - I would recommend it. I am now reading The glass bead game by Herman Hesse and dont know what I think - Im only a hundered pages in.

I finished What I loved and loved the book - but I have to wonder - do people like these characters actually exist in real life - I would love to be in their world. I will now start The color by Rose Tremaine

I finished Survivor and really enjoyed it. I am now going to read What I loved. Touchstones not working well

... Man of Property In Chancery To Let Of Human Bondage My life as a fake The Red and the Black Labyrinths What I Loved: A Novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn Food and Art The story of art Battle Lines: Australian Artists at War Hang-Ups: A Collection of Essays on Art C ...

... a bit late, but think i remember pretty much, what i already read this year, 18 books so far... ere's the list: 1. what i loved by siri hustvedt 2. rot und schwarz (the red and the black) by stendhal 3. schindlers ark by thomas keneally 4. drachenläufer (kite ...

Finished What I Loved. (It was a failrly quick read for a 300+ page book). Now reading Hallucinating Foucault by Patricia Duncker. I like Foucault, so this should be fun.

Siri Hustvedt's What I Loved. Looks like a winner so far.

I just started Siri Hustvedt's What I Loved. Just finished (relatively speaking. I'm finished with it, anyway) Nick Hornby's High Fidelity, the book everyone tells me I should read. Note to self: stop listening to everyone.