SharkBait
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'rule of four' by those two guys from princeton university. cant memba their names. so far so good tho. waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay betta than da vinci code.
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ymyum
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wow, you must have pretty cool friends.melimoo said:
absolution*
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oh and,
the selfish gene - richard dawkins
the selfish gene - richard dawkins
melimoo
knows how to rave
yeah you knowabsolution* said:wow, you must have pretty cool friends.
theyre alright
a bit poncey at times but you take the good with the bad
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jhakka
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This week I read War of the Twins and Test of the Twins by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.
thecurtainfalls
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Just finished reading The Devil wears Prada by Lauren Weisenberg.
Now reading:
The castle - Franz Kafka
Sunnyside - Joanna Murray-Smith
Now reading:
The castle - Franz Kafka
Sunnyside - Joanna Murray-Smith
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jhakka
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Forest Mage by Robin Hobb
Disappointing so far.
Disappointing so far.
marchetta
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The fall of the house of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe. It was little creepy at time, but still, it was quite an interesting story.
ElendilPeredhil
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The Picture of Dorian Gray
And
Tandia by Bryce Courtney
And
Tandia by Bryce Courtney
Uni break so been reading a tonne of books I've been hoarding all year without a chance to read. These are the ones I really loved and recommend:
1. Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
2. The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand
3. Anthem - Ayn Rand
(My mind still boggles when I try to delve too deep into the philosophical nature of those three. Wonderful brain food.)
4. Kushiel's Dart - Jacqueline Carey
5. Daughter of the Blood - Anne Bishop
(These two are adult fantasy fiction; not something I normally enjoy, but it was very tastefully done in these two books. I might pick up the rest in the series).
6. The Book Thief - Marcus Zusak
(Dark and beautiful prose; narrated by Death himself, you wouldn't expect otherwise.)
1. Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
2. The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand
3. Anthem - Ayn Rand
(My mind still boggles when I try to delve too deep into the philosophical nature of those three. Wonderful brain food.)
4. Kushiel's Dart - Jacqueline Carey
5. Daughter of the Blood - Anne Bishop
(These two are adult fantasy fiction; not something I normally enjoy, but it was very tastefully done in these two books. I might pick up the rest in the series).
6. The Book Thief - Marcus Zusak
(Dark and beautiful prose; narrated by Death himself, you wouldn't expect otherwise.)
*Lozzie*
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i just finished jaclyn moriartys lastest book "the betrayal of bindy mackenzie" it was excellentas are her other couple of books
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"The Island" by Aldous Huxley
I'm only at the beginning but i still like brave new world more than this one
I'm only at the beginning but i still like brave new world more than this one
lourai*87
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The Boy Who Fell From the Sky - Ken Dornstein
He's Just not that into you -- cant rememeber
Anatomy and Physiology text in the hope of learning about the heart
He's Just not that into you -- cant rememeber
Anatomy and Physiology text in the hope of learning about the heart
Shaking Paper
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I'm reading:
If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor - Bruce Campbell
If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a B Movie Actor - Bruce Campbell
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Druid's Sword by Sara Douglass
