YES! A plethora of information exists, plus the book is awesome.Klinka-Klinko wrote:
Black Hawk Down
If you do a report on Catcher in the Rye though, I will kill you.
If you do a report on Catcher in the Rye though, I will kill you.
Or he can do it on World War Z.
Not if he kills himself first!DesertFox- wrote:
YES! A plethora of information exists, plus the book is awesome.Klinka-Klinko wrote:
Black Hawk Down
If you do a report on Catcher in the Rye though, I will kill you.
Harry Potter [/sarc]
I second this bookadam1503 wrote:
The Catcher In The Rye
That book and Zombie survival guide were aswmHurricaИe wrote:
World War Z. Very fun to read and you can definitely write 7 pages on zombie-preparedness and suggestions on how the US government can have a plan ready in case the dead rise.
any robert ludlum book
Best book I was ever forced to read. Easily. The symbolism in that book is worth at least 7 pages.ig wrote:
how about to kill a mockingbird?
Whoever said "All Quiet on the Western Front" is smart too. Great book.
Khalil Gibran - The Prophet
Howard Zinn - A People's History of the United States
Eric Schlosser - Fast Food Nation
If you want, I can take a picture of my bookshelf and recommend books I have read and loved.
Finally someone who isn't an illiterate fool.Sgt.Gene wrote:
That book and Zombie survival guide were aswmHurricaИe wrote:
World War Z. Very fun to read and you can definitely write 7 pages on zombie-preparedness and suggestions on how the US government can have a plan ready in case the dead rise.
Mobey Dick is a decent read if you can get through the fist few chapters, and there are a lot of critical reviews. Plus there is a metaphor on every page so you can easily fill a paper without a heap of B.S.
Or you could read this obscure book called Mapping Fate.
and then send me a copy of your paper.
Or you could read this obscure book called Mapping Fate.
and then send me a copy of your paper.
Beat me to it... That's my suggestion.ig wrote:
how about to kill a mockingbird?
2001: A Space Odyssey
The Bible.
He spelled awsm wrong.HurricaИe wrote:
Finally someone who isn't an illiterate fool.Sgt.Gene wrote:
That book and Zombie survival guide were aswmHurricaИe wrote:
World War Z. Very fun to read and you can definitely write 7 pages on zombie-preparedness and suggestions on how the US government can have a plan ready in case the dead rise.
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dude, seriously use a childrens book
Fuck yea, I love that book. Ive still got it.Phatmatt wrote:
The Three Little Pigs and The Big Bad Wolf
http://www.topthatkids.com/cat_images/nr/1905359942.jpg
Now go make me a 7-page paper.
Lmao at when he blows their concrete fortress up with TNT.
Then at the end has tea with the pigs in their flower house.
noice 
it would make the paper more fun, and it would allow for more creative/imaginative thought; but the teacher will most likely view it as copping out.Nappy wrote:
dude, seriously use a childrens book
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I've already read Catcher in the Rye lol...i thought it was alright...but im not gonna do one anyway so w/e hahaDesertFox- wrote:
YES! A plethora of information exists, plus the book is awesome.Klinka-Klinko wrote:
Black Hawk Down
If you do a report on Catcher in the Rye though, I will kill you.
The Kite Runner.
Paradise lost. All of it
What can I say? Classics.
1984
Lord of the Flies
Fahrenheit 451
Animal Farm
Catcher in the Rye
etc.
All Quiet on the Western Front was a good book, I have to say. But I would have trouble writing that many pages on it.
1984
Lord of the Flies
Fahrenheit 451
Animal Farm
Catcher in the Rye
etc.
All Quiet on the Western Front was a good book, I have to say. But I would have trouble writing that many pages on it.
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"