[Kasolyna]

I'll hopefully make time, worst case is I just start reading it over the summer.

[Saiyouri]

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☪ஐﻬ☽ That's a good plan.

I really should start to read more again. I used to read
alot but haven't in the past few months. I became obsessed
with listening to music and dancing more so I don't have
much time to read. I should really get back into it. I wanna
rebuy Nikki's book and reread it. I loved it and it
inspired me to write a few poems. I would like to read it
again to get reinspired again to write and get back into
that love of mine.



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[Kasolyna]

Did you lose it the first time around? Another person I wish had an autobiography would be Harvey Milk, though there is a good biography of him. Unfortunately I could only read part of it because I was using it for a research project and had to go through some other sources.

[Saiyouri]

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☪ஐﻬ☽ I heard of him. A autobiography of him
would of been awesome to read.

I actually sold it because we needed the money ~_~



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[Kasolyna]

awwww, that sucks. I lost a book once... the 5th and last in the series but it didn't really matter. It was a little too cliche so I didn't buy it again.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Originally Posted by Kasolyna

Yes, it seems like the most famous people in the world are generally the ones that suffered the most. Maybe it's what makes them interesting. At least Chaplin ended up happy with his wife and many children.

Personaly I'm not inclined to believe that. The suffering of famous people is, simply, more likely to get noticed.



I'm generally not one to read autobiographies, or even biographies much. They just aren't my thing, though I used to watch them on TV often enough. The only one I recall actually reading was of "Big Ben," a showjumping horse for Canada that was of some repute. I grew up watching him competing, and read the book when I was around 11 or so.

Otherwise, I find things like letters and such more interesting, even though I feel a little guilty about it. John Keat's letters are very interesting, and it was hard to put them down when I should have been doing my paper. A fair bit of biography was in there too. Goes with the territory I guess.

[Quiet Man Cometh]

Forgot to mention before, but while not an 'official' autobiography, Stephen King's On Writing starts out that way, as he talks a little about his childhood and his early writing endeavours. It was very fun to read. I actually didn't get to the other half of the book, the actual "writing" part, before leaving the house where the book was. I should pick up a copy from the library to finish.

[HABIT]

I've read Helen Keller's, R.L. Stine's, and Kirby Puckett's and a few others, but I don't remember them really. I read the ones I can remember because I respected each one greatly. R.L. Stine's books is one of many reasons I got into writing myself, Helen Keller I read hers I suppose because she was one of my heroes, she was handicapped in her way, me in mine, and although I was never quite the hellion she was, the fact that she grew up and learned and lived a life much like a normal seeing-hearing person, it was an inspiration to me to make due with what I had, when I could, and break past the obstacles I can change, it was really a great help to me. I read Kirby Puckett's biography because I was into baseball then and because he was my favorite player. He was also a hero of mine because he never did steroids and other drugs when he could help it. I was determined to be the same, never taking drugs for recreation.

[Bucket]

I've read:

Jacqueline Wilson (both of hers)
James Corden
Russell Brand (both of his)
Harry Hill
Eminem
Michael McIntyre
Frankie Boyle (both of his)
Michael Jackson

I really want to read Justin Lee Collin's one, but I never have the cash when I see it. ;O;