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Hibeenick Look At Sig neologist total posts: 425 since: Mar 2008	Mar 29, 09 at 11:28am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Log in to remove this advertisement Robert Muchamore CHERUB Series,any one else read it?
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auctoria N'Somniac since: Jul 2007	Mar 29, 09 at 11:45am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Going to hopefully start reading again this week. Probably going to pick up A Clockwork Orange sometime. -------------------
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foxyboy478 Rest In Pieces true seeker total posts: 1180 since: Mar 2008	Mar 29, 09 at 12:20pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote Hibeenick Robert Muchamore CHERUB Series,any one else read it? I have read them, just finished the General and it was a superb read my favourite is Class A though ------------------- "And All The Drink Leaves Such A Bitter Tast, Such A Bitter Taste On My Tongue Despite The Smell, Of An Old Aged Man I'm Young At Heart If I Was To Have Just One More Day, I'd Make Sure That I Spend It Without You"
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L8walker Still Seekin' since: Aug 2008	Mar 29, 09 at 2:55pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote CRISTIANO7 Books, anyone? No, no thanks. I prefer magazines although I do enjoy the odd football biography tbf.
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Josh_drfc Will nature make a man of me yet? s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jul 2008	Jun 30, 09 at 7:58pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Just finished reading '555', by William Roberts. Overall, what a read. The whole idea and storyline is one of the best I've read, which tells a dark and disturbing tale of a town that is sealed off for no apparent reason with people locked in and everything taken away from them. Suspense and action throughout, and the ending is just WOW. I'd recommend it to anyone!
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Suicide Messiah Still Seekin' total posts: 3744 since: Apr 2009	Jun 30, 09 at 8:03pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Angels & Demons and Da Vinci Code. Read them both a while back, really good reads, enjoyed them throughly. -------------------
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Liverpool_96 Neo: Essential neopoints: 254 since: Apr 2008	Jun 30, 09 at 8:04pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	This is a great book, nearly finished it I'd recommend it to all ages although there is a bit of bad language -------------------
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NickGull Buckle Out. true seeker (2K Remix) since: Jul 2008	Jun 30, 09 at 8:08pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	I had to read To Kill A Mockingbird for my English Lit. exam in May. I dragged the book on for a couple of months as I couldn't get into it, but then I finally did get into it. It was actually a good book! Recommended if you haven't read it already. -------------------
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Suicide Messiah Still Seekin' total posts: 3744 since: Apr 2009	Jun 30, 09 at 8:10pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	I had to read Of Mice and Men for my English Lit..Good book, plus we watched the film too -------------------
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Josh_drfc Will nature make a man of me yet? s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jul 2008	Jun 30, 09 at 8:11pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	I have to read 'The Kite Runner' over the summer holidays for English Lit because were getting straight into the course. It has good reviews but doesn't really look like my kind of book.
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Huzzer Hibbert Scores, We Riot N'Somniac total posts: 4674 since: Jul 2007	Jun 30, 09 at 8:13pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote Josh_drfc Just finished reading '555', by William Roberts. Overall, what a read. The whole idea and storyline is one of the best I've read, which tells a dark and disturbing tale of a town that is sealed off for no apparent reason with people locked in and everything taken away from them. Suspense and action throughout, and the ending is just WOW. I'd recommend it to anyone! That sounds really good, I've just ordered it. If I don't like it then it's all your fault. ------------------- I don't know, something about a lizard
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Josh_drfc Will nature make a man of me yet? s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jul 2008	Jun 30, 09 at 8:17pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote Huzzer quote Josh_drfc Just finished reading '555', by William Roberts. Overall, what a read. The whole idea and storyline is one of the best I've read, which tells a dark and disturbing tale of a town that is sealed off for no apparent reason with people locked in and everything taken away from them. Suspense and action throughout, and the ending is just WOW. I'd recommend it to anyone! That sounds really good, I've just ordered it. If I don't like it then it's all your fault. Wow, that was quick Sure, you can blame it on me if you don't like it, but I can't see why you won't. If your into the mystery/crime books you'll love it.
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spoony2oo6 threadnought total posts: 658 since: Aug 2006	Jun 30, 09 at 11:54pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	I've just read "The Covanent of Genesis" by Andy McDermott it was really good. i love books that are kind of thrillers but based on a biblical aspect. Suppose it all started with the Da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons
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viva_la_matt Throw it away, forget yesterday mad messenger total posts: 318 since: Jan 2009	Jul 01, 09 at 7:13am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote CRISTIANO7 Animal Farm Awesome fairy-tale, brilliant writing and one hell of a storyline. Artemis Fowl Series I've been loving this series over the last two years. It's really well written, and perfect for readers from ages... ten to fourteen? But I think it's enjoyable for most ages. Harry Potter Series Just loved every minute of them. I read all of them around five times over a year. My favourites were book five and book seven. 1. Animal Farm i hate that book, didnt intrest me at all, i had ta do it for a book review for skool took me ages coz i couldnt get into it coz it was 2 boring 2. Artemis Fowl now those are great books. love them, read them all. 3.Harry Potter: i also love this series there great books. LOVED number 7 sd the series has ended;( ------------------- Head Turner
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CRISTIANO7 There's only one Ronaldo. Neo or Bust total posts: 7473 since: Nov 2006	Jul 30, 09 at 5:34am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	BUMP for all my fellow novel fans. By the way, viva_la_matt, appparently J.K. Rowling has said that she is planning another Harry Potter book, this one focussing on Harry's children. I'm in two minds about this idea. I think it'll be interesting to get some "what happened next" info, even though she already gave us some in the epilogue. However, I'm really not sure that it would work, it has the distinct feeling of overkill to me, not letting it end on a high and potentially embarrassing the series. -------------------
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