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Maverick Matrix
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A good book I'd recommend is "The Power of NOW," by Eckhart Tolle.

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Andy-Laa
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Originally posted by Athena K:
im really keen to read catcher in the rye,

THE BOOK THAT KILLED A BEATLE!? =o !!!
Monster!!
and...apparently it's absolute shit, babe...like really, really dull. (I've been well-informed)

I like:
Of Mice and Men
Lord Of The Flies
The Shining (as you know [Tongue]

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Oh - and random fact books ^_^

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You
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Originally posted by Andy-Laa:

quote:
Originally posted by Athena K:
im really keen to read catcher in the rye,
THE BOOK THAT KILLED A BEATLE!? =o !!!
Monster!!
and...apparently it's absolute shit, babe...like really, really dull. (I've been well-informed)

lol blasphemy, check your sources [Tongue]

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Andy-Laa
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Originally posted by You:

quote:
Originally posted by Andy-Laa:

quote:
Originally posted by Athena K:
im really keen to read catcher in the rye,
THE BOOK THAT KILLED A BEATLE!? =o !!!
Monster!!
and...apparently it's absolute shit, babe...like really, really dull. (I've been well-informed)
lol blasphemy, check your sources

Didn't a few people just...jump out of a window after reading it?

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You
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lol i dont know about that, what people do is obvioulsy not the author´s fault

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Athena K
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lol i dont know about that, what people do is obvioulsy not the author´s fault

different horses for different courses [Tongue]

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You
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true.

clearly the book is not to be enjoyed and praised by everyone but it sure is one i´d recommend to you [Smile]

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Panic
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Just a short list of some of my Favorite books. Not in any particular order. Thanks for starting this thread. I have been looking for more ideas. I am currently reading:

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer

1. Life of Pi by Yanni Martel
2. Colditz by Henry Chancellor
3. 1984 by George Orwell
4. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
5. Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
6. Dry by Augusten Burroughs
7. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
8. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alezandre Dumas
9. Timeline by Michael Crichton
10. The Pleasure of my Company by Steve Martin
11. Anything written by CHuck Palahniuk ie...Choke, Haunted, Rant, and Diary to name a few.

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You
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nice titles Panic!

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Andy-Laa
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3. 1984 by George Orwell

hahahaha - not my kinda book, concept is surprisingly accurate though considering it was written in '48...

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Athena K
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Originally posted by Panic:
Just a short list of some of my Favorite books. Not in any particular order. Thanks for starting this thread. I have been looking for more ideas. I am currently reading:

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer

1. Life of Pi by Yanni Martel
2. Colditz by Henry Chancellor
3. 1984 by George Orwell
4. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
5. Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
6. Dry by Augusten Burroughs
7. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
8. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alezandre Dumas
9. Timeline by Michael Crichton
10. The Pleasure of my Company by Steve Martin
11. Anything written by CHuck Palahniuk ie...Choke, Haunted, Rant, and Diary to name a few.

i looooooooooooove george orwell. i picked up a book of his essays the other day and the man is amazing. i realy want to read down and outt in paris and london, but its so hard to track down, most shops only stock 1984 and animal farm (yet they have all the twilight series! *shakes fist*)

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FootLover36
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I wish I could get into reading but I have a real problem with my attention span when it comes to books.

Here is a link which you may find of some use:

http://www.richardandjudybookclub.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/StoreCatalogDisplay?storeId=10101&catalogId=15201&langId=100

I actually have a couple of recommendations, but they're to do with Maths and Physics.

1. Music Of The Primes - Marcus du Sautoy

2. A Brief History Of Time - Stephen Hawking

I found both books to be an interesting read, although some knowledge of Maths and Physics may be helpful when it comes to reading them.

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Hal
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quote:
Originally posted by Athena K:

quote:
Originally posted by Panic:
Just a short list of some of my Favorite books. Not in any particular order. Thanks for starting this thread. I have been looking for more ideas. I am currently reading:

Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer

1. Life of Pi by Yanni Martel
2. Colditz by Henry Chancellor
3. 1984 by George Orwell
4. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
5. Man's Search For Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl
6. Dry by Augusten Burroughs
7. Tuesdays with Morrie by Mitch Albom
8. The Count of Monte Cristo by Alezandre Dumas
9. Timeline by Michael Crichton
10. The Pleasure of my Company by Steve Martin
11. Anything written by CHuck Palahniuk ie...Choke, Haunted, Rant, and Diary to name a few.
i looooooooooooove george orwell. i picked up a book of his essays the other day and the man is amazing. i realy want to read down and outt in paris and london, but its so hard to track down, most shops only stock 1984 and animal farm (yet they have all the twilight series! *shakes fist*)

I totally agree...George Orwell was a genius!
Make sure to also read his amazing book "Homage to Catalonia" about the Spanish Civil War and then watch the great movie "Land and Freedom" by British director Ken Loach (most of his political movies are pretty good!), which is loosely based on Orwell`s book.

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You
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orwell is probably my favorite author...animal farm my favorite book [Blush]

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Hal
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Another collection of amazing books are the works of Hermann Hesse. He was a German author (1877-1962) but I heard he`s even quite popular over there in the USA and apparently the English translations are actually pretty good.

His best known novels are "Steppenwolf" and "Siddhartha", which I can highly recommend, along with his other novels (he wrote about a dozen books).

You can read more about him here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hermann_Hesse

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