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Old 12-12-2007, 12:01 AM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default Favorite books?

assuming that some people still read (i didn't read recreationally until last summer), what are your favorite books?

MINE:
Fight Club, Choke, Harry Potter 1-3(eventually i'll read the rest), I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell, Of Mice and Men
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The Stand (Stephen King), The Da Vinci Code, Harry Potter Books (all of them; I read the seventh in a week.), and of course:

iPhone: The Missing Manual (Pogue).

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I also really like the Harry Potter series. Some of my fav books include Brave New World, 1984, and Farenheight 451. I am a sci-fan, and I also like fantasy.
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The Stand (Stephen King), The Da Vinci Code, Harry Potter Books (all of them; I read the seventh in a week.), and of course:

iPhone: The Missing Manual (Pogue).

- John
ohhhh-I forgot about the stand. I read that a
long time ago! The DaVinci code was awesome. I had trouble putting that one down.

I need some suggestions for a few food books to take on trips over the next few weeks...
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Le Petit Prince - Antoine de Saint Exupéry
The hunter and the whale - Laurens van Der Post
Zen and The Art of motorcycle maintenance - Robert Pirsig
Ella minnow pea - mark dunne
The curious incident of the dog in the nighttime - haddon
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Tons, but a few that spring to mind quickly:
Down & Out In Paris & London
The Sun Also Rises
Lovely Bones
Fever Pitch
High Fidelity
A Year in Provence
Filth
The Secret History
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Ah I probably don't read as much as I should these days but of course the Harry Potter series, the DaVinci Code (and most other Dan Brown books) top my list along with other random books. I didn't mind "A Million Little Pieces" and I really liked "The Poisonwood Bible". Just for the record, I read both of those without realizing they were Oprah books. I really could care less what she recommends.




Anyone know what her latest recommendation was?
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My daughter brought home the The Golden Compass to read over Christmas break. I borrowed it, read it, and really enjoyed it. I actually went out and bought the whole trilogy, and read the Subtle Knife and the Amber Spyglass also. Now I have them for my kids to read when they want to. We did a lot of driving and flying so I had a lot of spare time. Especially after I ate up my iphone battery on EDGE while in the car...
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Just went thru Eric Clapton bio.

Also I love BIG books.
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Just went thru Eric Clapton bio.

Also I love BIG books.
Big like coffee table books, or big like 1,000 + pagers ?
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