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@ 26-12-2003 21:00 Maybe_One_Day | 319 posts
| I'm going shopping for books tomorrow (I do that once a year and the time has come ..I usually buy many mnay books.hehehehe)
And any suggestion would be appreciated....
thx |
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 0  @ 26-12-2003 21:01 aflackoh6 | 28,546 posts
| anything written by James Patterson | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:01 xcr4zyx | 
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| oooo i got this REALLY GOOD ONE .. okay its called Homecoming by Cynthia Voigt.. its one of 7 i think and that one is really good .. even the 2nd one is good .. heck there all good... lol .. ya so ya | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:02 aflackoh6 | 28,546 posts
| or Nichloas Sparks is good too | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:02 xcr4zyx |
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* offtopic :
and if u are from quebec go to chapters they have a sale today lol a big one
| | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:05 the_locust | 5,582 posts
| Can't remember the author but it's called noughts and crosses. it was sad and quite corny but pretty good...  | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:06 Maybe_One_Day | 319 posts
| [offtopic]I know... | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:07 DeathByMonkeys | 24,877 posts
| ooooh....don't get me started. Reading is my favorite thing, second only to sleeping, eating, writing, and posting on here.
I suggest:
The Sabriel series by Garth Nix
Dead in Dixie (good if you like vampire stories)
Pirates by Celia Rees
Witch Child and Sorceress, also by ^^
White Oleander
The Diary of Anne Frank
Leaves of Grass (Anais Nin, I think...)
Bones by.....lemme go check...Jan Burke
Anything by Stephen King, particularly 'The Shining' and 'Carrie'
Anything by Anne McCaffrey, esp. the Pern series.
| | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:10 DaRkSiDe | 21,558 posts
| Robertson Davies - Fifth Business | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:36 Berushka123 | 1,108 posts
| anything by C.S. lewis, john steinbeck, or j.k rowling. | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:37 DaRkSiDe | 21,558 posts
| 1984 - George Orwell | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:48 ice_white_tiger | 
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| Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold
I only just got into it, but its really good... | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 21:49 DeathByMonkeys | 24,877 posts
| OH! I LOVE THAT ONE! Don't know why I forgot it...I like how she writes from Susie's point of view, and you know who killed her from the very beginning.....  | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 22:08 yawn | 1,060 posts
| Firebrand by Marion Zimmer Bradley | | 0 @ 26-12-2003 22:28 The_Optimist | 
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| About A Boy - Nick Hornby
everything by Daniel Pennac
High Fidelity - NIck Hornby
| | 0 @ 26-12-2003 22:29 DeathByMonkeys | 24,877 posts
| A Painted House by whatshisface...don't remember theauthor... | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 01:20 mangomango | 105 posts
| On the Road (or anything else for that matter) by Jack Kerouac--this book basically started the Beat movement, which I became quite interested in earlier this year. Also read Howl by Allen Ginsberg and Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs, those the latter two of those books, I am warning you, are very mature.
The Bell Jar by Sylvia Plath
Prozac Nation by Elizabeth Wurtzel
A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess (VERY disturbing but worth reading if you are mature)
American Night by Jim Morrison (it's a book of his poems... there is another book, too, but this is the only one I have and it is very good)
Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie --now that the movie is out, there is even more reason to read the book!
Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett--this is a play, but very funny
Any of Louise Rennison's books about Georgia Nicholson (Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging, On the Bright Side I'm Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God, Knocked out by My Nunga Nungas, and Dancing in my Nuddy Pants--despite the titles these are all PG-13 at the worst)
Any of Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles (Interview with the Vampire, The Vampire Lestat, and Queen of the Damned are the first three in the series, and that's as far as I've gotten)
Walden by Henry David Thoreau
Slaughterhouse Five by Kurt Vonnegut
Rotten by John Lydon-- anyone interested in real punk rock should read this book, and anyone not interested should read it anyway because it is very entertaining. although it is probably also not for younger readers...
I will look at my list of books I read this year (yes, I keep a list; I'm anal about it) and see if I can think of any others. I read a LOT, so I know I am leaving something out... | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 02:32 Puddle_of_sugar | 3,690 posts
| ahhhh read
angels and demons
the da vinci code
and deception point
all by dan brown, i freaking love these books, hes an amazing author, i love him!!!!!! ahhh!!
and read also "gravity" by tess geritson
and erm....everything by jeffrey archer, i love him, i think hes such an amazing author, wow such a great story teller
and also aything by chuck paalanuik....like lullabye and survivor...all his books are awesome. | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 02:36 rawkerNoNagal | 9,981 posts
| Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 02:46 mangomango | 105 posts
| I love Roald Dahl! Read ANYTHING by him... I've read them all and can't say there were any I didn't like, though the Vicar of Nibbleswick was probably my favourite. | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 03:01 ContortionisT | 190 posts
| I've been reading "A People's History Of The United States" by Howard Zinn. It will blow your mind. If you want to know our TRUE history, read it now. | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 05:37 Walker_Cyrmych | 218 posts
| 4 authors Anne McCaffery, R.A. Salvatore,and J.R.R. Tokien, Terry Brooks | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 13:31 ice_white_tiger |
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| Oh!
Catcher In The Rye
i cant remember who wrote it, but it is really good...
Theres also another one which i really cant remember, but ill get back to you on that... | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 19:46 mangomango | 105 posts
| J.D. Salinger wrote Catcher in the Rye. | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 21:04 radiate86 | 3,311 posts
| A Prayer For Owen Meany.
I forget who it's by, but it's pretty popular, and definitely a good book.
There's another one I'm thinking of, too, but I can't think of the name... | | 0 @ 27-12-2003 21:30 Catatonic | 7,164 posts
| im reading fight club by chuck palahniuk - very good  |
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