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cufcatw no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 224 since: Aug 2009	Aug 15, 09 at 8:54pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Log in to remove this sponsored message Darren Shan-Only Cirque du Freak, haven't got into Demonata yet. Harry Potter. Danny Wallace books. And that's about it
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MikeyGrea Bale. true seeker total posts: 1021 GameGrep pts: 121 since: Apr 2009	Aug 15, 09 at 9:00pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote cufcatw Darren Shan-Only Cirque du Freak, haven't got into Demonata yet. Harry Potter. Danny Wallace books. And that's about it Get into them, NOW! There extremely good. Just literally this minute finished Evil Star the second book in antony horowitz series, really intresting. Starting the third up now!
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TheRealFieldy mad messenger total posts: 288 since: Mar 2008	Aug 15, 09 at 9:03pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	just got into the john rain series of books by barry eisler - really good ------------------- Sporting CP (2016): 8 Domestic Titles 6 Major Domestic Cups 1 Minor European Trophy 4 Major European Trophies
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cufcatw no-stoppin-me-now total posts: 224 since: Aug 2009	Aug 15, 09 at 9:09pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote MikeyGrea quote cufcatw Darren Shan-Only Cirque du Freak, haven't got into Demonata yet. Harry Potter. Danny Wallace books. And that's about it Well I've read Demon Thief... and that's it. I want to get Lord Loss, so I'll try Get into them, NOW! There extremely good. Just literally this minute finished Evil Star the second book in antony horowitz series, really intresting. Starting the third up now!
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auctoria N'Somniac since: Jul 2007	Aug 16, 09 at 1:42pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote Velocity quote Auctoria I read Charles R Cross's Kurt Cobain biography for about the fifth time. Shit. I just read that on holiday, and it's one of the best books I've read. It's totally compelling, and has made me see Kurt Cobain in a totally different light and has made fully appreciate him. I'd really recommend reading it. Read the Da Vinci Code too, weird stuff, but good nonetheless. Yeah it was very interesting, I think you've seen my views on the book in the Nirvana thread anyway. I've got the Da Vinci Code in my house, I'll need to get around to reading that. Tried to read HP again today but couldn't get into it. I have a headache.
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Velocity Relentless total posts: 9560 since: Sep 2007	Aug 16, 09 at 2:10pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Yeah, I saw your views. The Da Vinci Code was good, very good, but at times, it got too religious for my liking which kind of made it a little tedious to read, possibly because I'm not in touch with religion, and don't understand the whole idea of the Holy Grail etc. ------------------- "When we hit the 4th I had a chat with Kevin Arnott about whether to try for a fifth or just to take the piss. We decided to take the piss." Gary Rowell after scoring a hat-trick in a 4-1 win over Newcastle.
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Maski Football Lounge Member Of The Year N'Somniac total posts: 4678 since: Jul 2007	Aug 16, 09 at 2:40pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Just started reading Scream For Me by Karen Rose, I've read one of her previous books (Die For Me) and that was quite interesting so I hope this one is as good. Seems to follow the same premise.
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DanielT Neolithic total posts: 6608 since: Aug 2008	Aug 16, 09 at 2:47pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote cufcatw Darren Shan-Only Cirque du Just literally this minute finished Evil Star the second book in antony horowitz series, really intresting. Starting the third up now! I remember the Power of Five. The 3rd is the best in my opinion. The 4th is a bit weird but decent. Not sure if I'll get the 5th. I mean I think I should be reading more mature books for my age :$[/size]
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LockonStratos02 The cake is a lie!!! high on "N" total posts: 768 since: Aug 2008	Oct 15, 09 at 8:02pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	Got into the series by Terry Goodkind called The Sword of Truth on the first book Wizard's First Rule. -------------------
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westy_v1 member: postin' posse total posts: 542 since: Jul 2008	Oct 16, 09 at 9:38am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	At the minute i'm reading the communist manifesto and Mary Barton, alongside a critical book on Emerson and Jane Eyre, though i've already read it before. i am doing an english lit degree though, so it's kind of expected and for recommended reading: have a look at 'hunger' by Knut Hamsun, 'factotum' by Bukowski, and 'tropic of cancer' by Henry Miller: they're all absolutely AMAZING books.
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Joel Hooked on Neo total posts: 4052 since: May 2008	Oct 16, 09 at 9:52am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	If there was ever a manifesto I'd sit down and read it would be the Unabomber's manifesto. Anyhow, the other day I bought a book titled "Predators" and I started reading it last night. quote Predators looks at the men and women who abduct and murder children and young adults in sexually motivated crimes. It assesses the psychological and social forces that make these homicidal child abductors commit their crimes and shows how police manage to track them down. It has been quite a while since I last picked up a book but I'm glad I did. I generally read about serial killers specifically, but I'm going into something ever so slightly different, but with the sam intention to understand the mind of a sexual deviant. ------------------- As I lay dead in my love soaked bed, angels came to kiss my head. I caught one down and wrestled her down to be my girl in death town. She will not fly, she has promised to die, oh what a clever corpse am I.
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RobtheGooner No Optimism Left Neo: Essential total posts: 11807 neopoints: 131 since: Oct 2003	Oct 16, 09 at 11:16am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	quote LockonStratos02 Got into the series by Terry Goodkind called The Sword of Truth on the first book Wizard's First Rule. That's how I got into fantasy. Wizard's First Rule is a very good book. However, then I read Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series, and realised how many ideas Terry Goodkind blatantly stole from him and how much of a superior writer Jordan is! Carry on reading Goodkind though, I read all 11 books. Don't break it up with Jordan otherwise you'll never go back to the rest of the Goodkind books! You might want to look into George RR Martin aswell. Right now I'm reading The Dragonbone Chair by Tad Williams. Very slow starting, but his writing is superb. I'm about a third of the way through now and it's really getting going now. I need to finish it within two weeks though so I can read the new Wheel of Time book as soon as it arrives! As long as Brandon Sanderson hasn't ruined Jordan's masterpiece. ------------------- Digital Portfolio
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Nathan Seeketh Maximus total posts: 5964 since: Jan 2008	Oct 16, 09 at 11:22am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	I've recently started reading again. The last few books that I have read have been by David Baldacci. I've also read some others by Andy McNabb and Matthew Reilly . I've enjoyed them all, and the one I'm reading at the moment is pretty good as well. -------------------
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antwerpen THE LIONS ARE AT THE DOOR seek-o-holic total posts: 937 since: Mar 2009	Nov 09, 09 at 5:14am ^ re: Books, anyone?
	does anyone read House of Leaves by any chance? Amazing book. ------------------- quote Validation Always been interested in the youth side of it. I KNEW PG WAS A PEDO
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Olof Mellbergs Beard just getting started! total posts: 145 since: Aug 2009	Nov 09, 09 at 7:20pm ^ re: Books, anyone?
	i'm currently reading a jeremy clarkson book. legend.
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