Jonathan+Clark

I am currently reading the book __Secret Window, Secret Garden__, by Stephen King. I finished the book a couple weeks ago, and read about 200 pages total. In this book, Mort is an author who is in a rough part of his life as he catches his wife with another man, and his phycological health is warped at best. This is a very intriguing book, but i would not recommend it to anyone without a good amount of patience. The novel is good, but starts very slowly.
 * Monday, April 18, 2011.**

I am currently reading the book __Secret Window, Secret Garden__, by Stephen King. I have read about 40 pages in the last couple of days, and my favorite line is when Bruce says "The best part about living alone is the fact that you can talk to yourself without anyone thinking your insane."
 * Friday, April 1, 2011**

I am just starting the book __Secret Window, Secret Garden__ by Stephen King. I am reading this book because it is in the same four-story book that I read my first semester. This book is the second of the four novels, while __The Langoliers__ was the first. So far the book is about a writer who has lost his perspective and is being accused of stealing an idea for a book.
 * Sunday, March 27, 2011**

__ The Langoliers __ by Stephen King, is a book about a plane full of of passengers who accidentally fly through a time warp. In the book, only 10 or 11 people actually survived the warp because to pass through the warp, the characters needed to be in a deep sleep. The four largest character roles are: In the book __The Langoliers__, part of a four book novel, by Stephen King, All of the main characters are on a flight to Boston. All of the sleeping characters wake up to find the entire population of the world to have disappeared. I got the idea of reading this book from my father months ago, because he said Stephen King is probably the best writer out there. Mr. Engle is the most dominant character in the novel so far, and is a pilot who's ex-wife just passed away. Mr. Engle safely landed the Boeing airplane, and so far in the book, absolutely nothing outside of the airplane is right. all objects simply dont function correctly; matches dont work, elecronics are shot, fuel doesnt burn, and food and drink have no taste. The book basically puts the characters in a sense of limbo so far. Ill keep you all updated once I've read the rest of the book. Jonathan Clark
 * March 4, 2011,**
 * Brian, a pilot and very confident middle age man, was on the plane because he was going home to attend the funeral of his ex-wife. Brian had a very commanding role in the book, and was in charge all of the surviving passengers.
 * Nick was a military special ops interrogator with a British accent. Nicks overall character was much like you would expect from a military expert, but Nick also had much compassion for those he believed deserved it.
 * Craig Toomy was an rather extreme character in the book, and believed in these animates called Langoliers. The Langoliers were supposedly the bane of all laziness and failure. Mr. Toomy was corrupted as a child, which resulted in this very disturbed view of the world. Mr. Toomy was not a force to be reckoned with, he killed two different people in order to get back to his business meeting. He was a heartless twisted antagonist.
 * Feb 17, 2011,**
 * Feb 17, 2011,**

In my book, __Four Past Midnight__, by King, The main characters end up boarding flight 29 to Boston. All the sleeping passengers wake up during the flight, and find that the entire rest of the airplane is empty. No radio communication also suggests that nobody is on the ground either. My favorite part of the book thus far is when Mr. Engle wakes up to find almost everyone one the airplane had disappeared. I don't have a least favorite part of the book yet due to the fact i haven't found a part that I disliked. [|Four Past Midnight Reviews] The book __Of Mice and Men__, by John Steinbeck, is my reading book topic for this blog. This novel is a school reading assignment that i am using for this blog because i have not gotten myself a free reading book yet. George is one of the two main characters, he is a short, dark haired, guy in his 20's. He is nice enough to travel with a mentally retarded friend named Lennie, but George is rather short tempered and not very content with his life. George's problem is also his goal; to own a small farm and a few acres of land to self support Lennie and himself. The problem is the money needed to get to the ranch he wants to buy, and of course amassing the funds to buy it. So far the book is pretty good for a classic. I've never been a fan of many classics, so i would like to see how this book turns out being. (Chapter 4 completed)
 * Feb 10, 2011,**
 * January 27, 2011,**


 * January 13, 2011**, I've finished my account, and i'm online and ready to blog.