Name a famous book you've never read:

[RandomKoolzip]

Me?

Jack Kerouac, On the Road.

Just never got around to it, I guess.

[Blue-Jay]

1. Warren Piece. I don't even know who that fucker is.

[unsavedtrash]

5. lol

:spray: :rofl:

[RandomKoolzip]

6. Or how about Richard Brautiguinea Pig?

"Trout Fisting In America" is just one book I've always shied away from. Dunno why!

[terrya]

2. "Moby Dick"

Eh.

[greatauntoftriplets]

18. Me either.

:boring:

[terrya]

20. I did see the film with Gregory Peck

And that's as far as I'm getting to that book.

[jonnyblitz]

3. To Kill A Mockingbird.

Although I did read a bio on Harper Lee last month.

[KitchenWitch]

4. Moby Dick

[MassLiberal]

35. LOVE Moby Dick!

Don't know if I could read it again, though.

[ikojo]

7. Any of the Harry Potter books

I started the first one and got bored.

[dolo amber]

8. Catch 22

I mean, I *sorta* read it, then decided I didn't care, then decided to *really* give it a go, then forgot about it. So I guess I should say I don't really know if I did or not.

What was the question again? :freak:

[RandomKoolzip]

11. The movie was much better anyways.

:hi:

I heard you rule; is this true?

[dolo amber]

12. It's true!

I can also crush coconuts with my thighs. :thumbsup:

[RandomKoolzip]

15. No shit? Well, I'm 7'4" and I have the strength of ten men.

And a soul patch. :cry:

[Richardo]

31. .

:cry:

It's my favorite novel of all time.

[GenDem]

9. I haven't read "Slaughterhouse - Five"

I have heard so many great things about it. I think I'll put it on my required reading list.

If you've read it, did you like it?

[RandomKoolzip]

Eh...not a big Vonnegut fan.

I can understand why he's so beloved, but sometimes he strikes me as precious.

[crim son]

10. Tom Wolfe's "Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test." I tried, though.

No can do.

[SmileyBoy]

13. DaVinci Code.

I sometimes feel like Elaine in that Seinfeld episode with the English Patient.

[Richardo]

33. Promise me you'll never change.

That book will suck your soul out and sell it for tricks on 3rd Street. x(

[Porcupine]

45. Hey, I'm currently not reading that too.

I have a copy, I know where it is. I know everybody else has read it. So I'm reading other books twice to avoid it.

[alarimer]

14. War and Peace

Although I have read Anna Karenina. War and Peace is just so, well, LOOOONG

[GirlinContempt]

43. But it's so, well, GOOOOOOOD

[itsmesgd]

16. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

It's staring at me from the bookcase

[hellbound-liberal]

21. I suggest you read that one, though it wasn't easy for me. I tried to read it after working

the graveyard shift. It took a couple of readings for it to sink in. Great book!

[Porcupine]

46. Quality. Now you've read it. nt.

.

[Critters2]

17. Am currently reading _Uncle Tom's Cabin_ for a book club. nt

[MassLiberal]

32. How do you like it?

[Critters2]

37. Not far into it, but so far it's interesting. Well, a little slow, but

its historical significance makes it interesting.

[jane_pippin]

19. Catch-22

I'm embarrassed to admit.

And Our Bodies, Ourselves which I probably should read but likely won't.

[dolo amber]

22. It explains about your period and something called a "g-spot"

:shrug: :hi:

[jane_pippin]

25. If God wanted me to know about that stuff He'd

have given me eyes "down there."

[ChoralScholar]

23. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series... EOM

[Xipe Totec]

24. El Amadís de Gaula

Tough it is near the top of my reading list.

[ThatsMyBarack]

26. 1984

[mitchum]

27. Heidi Fleiss' trick book

[Redstone]

28. Just about EVERY New York Times best-seller.

Redstone

[malmapus]

29. Mein Kampf

Guess it's famous and have had no desire to read it.

[greendog]

30. Gravity's Rainbow

Started it a couple times.

Maybe I should try again.

[RandomKoolzip]

40. It's worth it, but Pynchon can be emotionally remote.

With the possible exception of "mason & Dixon," Pynchon's stuff is a touch on the cold side.

[MassLiberal]

34. In Cold Blood

After I saw "Capote," I really wanted to read this book. I hear it's great.

[Richardo]

36. "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret"

:)

[femmocrat]

38. Most of Hemingway's.

I think I have read only The Old Man and The Sea and that was years ago.

[dysfunctional press]

39. anything by shakespeare.

the subject never came up in high school.

[u4ic]

41. The bible

:P

[Broken_Hero]

42. War and Peace, and all Dicken's writings....nt

[GirlinContempt]

44. Hmmmmm.... Fear and Loathing

Couldn't get into it.