Thanks. Dare I say, I'm a survivor I think next book I'll grab will be The Hobbit.

I don't know why the courses are cancelled, maybe they are just postponed, but so far it was not possible to register for them... But modern Greek seems to take place xD

Haha, I talked to a friends yesterday and she said the next book she is going to read is 'The Hobbit' xD Funny coincidence!

I also finished my book, I am going to read 'Es' (it) by S. King next. It's a thick one so let's hope this is one of his better ones.

It had 520 pages :D But the book was a light read and interesting and in German, so I was quick :)

Ah I should have explained that. We have some language courses which are offered by the "language center" which kinda belongs to the university, but these courses are not part of any study programme (this is what I did with Swedish e.g.). But then we also have other language courses which are part of study programmes (this would be the Modern Greek course). So I think the latter are taking place, but not the former.

I've read about 5 by him, I liked 2, but didn't like 3.... So let's see

I haven't read anything by King I'm afraid he might be overrated or something, you know. Besides I've never been into horror/thriller. But I know I should expand with genres a bit more.

I read a couple King books years ago. I wasn't impressed. Then, a couple years ago, I read a book of his short stories. I thought it was very mediocre. Didn't really like a single thing. I might have just gotten unlucky with some duds, but I said that's it, no more King for me! I love the Shawshank Redemption movie, but it's quite a bit different from the short story.