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  1. Dec 7th, 2006, 04:49 AM #1
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    What book are you reading these days?

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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    I recommend The age of Misrule
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    The Darkwar Saga by Raymond. E. Feist
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    Firewall!!!

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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    I would recommend the Dark materials trilogy by Philip Pullman.

    I am currently reading a Dilbert book. Cant recall which one but it is scary how accurate it is to real office life
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    Quote Originally Posted by BodwadUK
    I would recommend the Dark materials trilogy by Philip Pullman.
    This series is over-rated
    Don't get me wrong it was enjoyable but I've read far better books than these.

    Good examples:
    The Belgariad & The Mallorean - David Eddings
    Magician - Raymond. E. Feist
    The Darkwar Saga - Raymond. E. Feist
    The Rigante Series - David Gemmell
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    Quote Originally Posted by BodwadUK
    I would recommend the Dark materials trilogy by Philip Pullman.

    I am currently reading a Dilbert book. Cant recall which one but it is scary how accurate it is to real office life
    A good recommendation, I enjoyed reading those. I had low expectations though so was possibly easily pleased.

    Currently, I've finally got around to reading 'The Idiot' by Dostoyevsky and it's very very good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Valleysboy1978
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    "The sleep book" by Dr. Seuss

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    Pretty much anything by Bill Bryson is great, each time i read one i want to go travelling!
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    I am reading
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    I've just finished reading The Children of Men by P. D. James

    now a major motion picture
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    I just finished Brother Odd by Dean Koontz

    Extremely good.

    An enjoyable moment was when Odd, in a Plow Mounted RV, with 6 Monks, while racing towards the convent to fortify it before it is attacked by 4 dimensional Constructs of Jointed Exoskeletoid Armor, Saw outside his window Elvis's ghost cavorting with Boo the dog down the slopes of a snow covered hill, arms outstretched and thouroughly enjoying the falling snow as he catches the flakes upon his upturned face.

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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    i just finished reading without Remorse by Tom Clancy.
    not a bad book could of been better as most Tom Clancy books.
    now i'm reading tom clancy's Op -Center State of Siege so far it seems alirght.
    the only Tom Clancy books i thought were really good was the Splinter cell book series and the Netforce series
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    I forgot to mention that I am also reading comic books.
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    For the past one year :Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy.
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    Quote Originally Posted by davebat
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    The Rigante Series - David Gemmell
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    Definitely. Connavar and Bane were fantastic characters.

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    he finished 70,000 words, I think his wife will be finishing it.
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    That's good news

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    I have been reading Bill Bryson's Neither Here nor There at about the same rate as littlewiki.
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    Re: What book are you reading these days?

    Quote Originally Posted by gavio
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