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What book are you reading right now?
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Flowers for Algernon
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American Gods by Neil Gaiman. This book is great.
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Kafka on the Shore.
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That book was excellent! A little wordy, but very enjoyable!
| Originally Posted by DLeeWebb /img/forum/go_quote.gif "Duma Key" - Stephen King |
That book was excellent! A little wordy, but very enjoyable!
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I read mostly history/biography. I felt in the mood for a little less serious reading...I always enjoy a good Stephen King book!
| Originally Posted by bperboy /img/forum/go_quote.gif That book was excellent! A little wordy, but very enjoyable! |
I read mostly history/biography. I felt in the mood for a little less serious reading...I always enjoy a good Stephen King book!
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I'm about half-way through Fight Club, awesome read.
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Well, I'm officially reading "The Atlantis Blueprint", but all this Memorial Day weekend, I've been delving into that steampunk, online, graphic novel "Girl Genius". Does that count? The plot just seems to get more convoluted as I go.
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i just started "crimes against nature" by robert kennedy junior
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Orson Scott Card - Shadow of the giant
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I just finished two books in the last week that both grabbed me pretty well:
- "Shadow Man" by Cody Mcfadyen - one of the best serial killer novels I've read! Finished it in about 2 days, couldn't put it down
- "Vanish" by Tess Gerritson
- "Shadow Man" by Cody Mcfadyen - one of the best serial killer novels I've read! Finished it in about 2 days, couldn't put it down
- "Vanish" by Tess Gerritson
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"The Lost Colony" by Eoin Colfer from the Artemis Fowl Series.
I'm 17 now, but the series brings back nostalgic memories of me trying to read under my desk during lessons, haha!
I'm 17 now, but the series brings back nostalgic memories of me trying to read under my desk during lessons, haha!
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Bone in the throat as leisure reading.
MerkatorXXI (portuguese marketing book) as professional reading.
MerkatorXXI (portuguese marketing book) as professional reading.
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Just finished the final books of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials set:
The Amber Spyglass; Lyra's Oxford; and Once Upon A Time In The North.
The original trilogy is very good. Lyra's Oxford isn't worth the price of a new book. Once Upon A Time In The North is an interesting novella. I like Pullman's writing style. Now the wait for The Book Of Dust begins...
The Amber Spyglass; Lyra's Oxford; and Once Upon A Time In The North.
The original trilogy is very good. Lyra's Oxford isn't worth the price of a new book. Once Upon A Time In The North is an interesting novella. I like Pullman's writing style. Now the wait for The Book Of Dust begins...
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Just starting World War Z-An Oral History Of The Zombie War by Max Brooks
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