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Katie123

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i am reading prey by micheal crichton - the dude who wrote jurassic park and er apparently
its an okay book i am over half way but its getting a bit monotonous

finished it-- not very fufilling
 
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Tracks, Surfing Life and Waves- haha magazines are way better than books
 

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I just read "the handmaid's tale" by good ol' marge atwood. It was quite excellent. And I borrowed Animal Farm from the library but I gave up on the first page and started reading the first book of the elenium by Eddings.
 

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im reading planet simpson by chris turner.. its really good a bit hard to get my head around it (so im slow lol.. i havent read too many books in my senior years)
it seems really long..
 

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Living History, Hillary Rodham Clinton's autobiography. It is quite interesting, you see that she is a very strong and talented individual, much much more than simply Bill Clinton's wife.
 

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I finally went out and bought the da vinci code. There's so much hype surrounding this book, it better be as good as everyone says!
 

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currently reading "storyman" by victor kelleher

it is one disturbed book...
 

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Lord Jim by Conrad (or Konrad... he's a shamster on the names anyway) - no one reads anything by HoD... so I figured I'd read more...

I recommend Secret Agent!!
 

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'Night' by Elie Wiesel

Disturbing, but mostly a true account of Auschwitz and Buchenwald Concentration Camps, from the perspective of a 15 year old boy.
 

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i just finished reading DISCLOSURE by Michael Crichford.....a really good, thought-provoking book concerning a sexual harrassment case where the victim is a male

his others are also excellent.....for those who love science, PREY and CONGO
loved em!
 

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i'm currently re-reading the Chronicles of Narnia... last time i read them was when i was twelve, i love those books!
 

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i'm reading heaps of lonely planet destination books...........i have a serious travel bug and even though i won't get to travel for ages, i still like learning about different places and dreaming where i will go.
 

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at the moment im reading Pride and Prejudice, however im also halfway through Tolkien's Unfinished Tales....both great books! :)
 

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The Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants by Ann Brashares

Kurt Cobain by Christopher Sandford
 

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Atonement by Ian McEwan

it was in one of the questions in the yr 11 English competition, i thought it looked intriguing so i went and grabbed a copy.
 

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DUNE - Messisah!!

(i ve just read Dune an before that the Led. of Dune lot all very very good)

for all those who like the Sci-fi read them - they r the Lord of the Rings of sci-fi just there r more of em!
 

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Night was a good book, but we studied it this year in English so i've done too many essays/extended text responses etc to want to read it again.
I'm reading first they killed my father - one of our texts for next year. It's okay but I'm not really getting into it just yet.
 

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