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Hypnobabe · 01 Jan 2006, 17:43

Keab42, have you tried the Science of Discworld, I, II and III? They were all written by Stewart and Cohen in collaberation with Terry Pratchett, sort of like two different books which alternate chapters... fascinating stuff!

Currently about to start Stephen Fry's Making History...

Keab42 · 01 Jan 2006, 20:31

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Originally Posted by Hypnobabe

Keab42, have you tried the Science of Discworld, I, II and III? They were all written by Stewart and Cohen in collaberation with Terry Pratchett, sort of like two different books which alternate chapters... fascinating stuff!

Currently about to start Stephen Fry's Making History...

thats why i got it out of the library. i recognised the authors from the science of discworld books and thought this is going to be good.

loved those science of discworld books. combining two of my favourite things

Heli · 02 Jan 2006, 01:21

Freddie Mercury by Peter Freestone....almost finished though!

amethyst · 02 Jan 2006, 11:49

Just finished Whispers by Dean Koontz, off to get another one off the shelf son

Hypnobabe · 02 Jan 2006, 19:34

Finished Making History, starting The Stars' Tennis Balls

Keab42 · 02 Jan 2006, 21:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Keab42

thats why i got it out of the library. i recognised the authors from the science of discworld books and thought this is going to be good.

loved those science of discworld books. combining two of my favourite things

read this book. it has some very wierd concepts. a dictionary may be a good accompaniment.

Chris · 04 Jan 2006, 17:45

I've just finished Nelson Demille's "The Lions Game"

I had got to within about 50 pages of the end when i suddenly realised that I had read the book before and knew what was going to happen.

I am just about to start a book about the MIT Blackjack Card Counting Scam of the 1970/80s

shadow1000001 · 04 Jan 2006, 17:57

I've been on a John Grisham kick lately and over the holidays I have read: Painted House, The Runaway Jury, The Firm, The Brethren, and The Testament.

Chris · 04 Jan 2006, 18:07

I wasn't too keen on Painted House.

I liked most of the rest of them and am halfway throuh King Of Torts and The Summons

shadow1000001 · 04 Jan 2006, 18:29

Painted House was a little different. I just started The Bleachers. I'm not too sure about that one yet. I liked King of Torts.

Chris · 04 Jan 2006, 18:33

I enjoyed Bleachers because it was a little bit different.

needmoremeat · 04 Jan 2006, 21:12

I've read a few of the Grisham novels, but my head is too sore to think which I've read, which I haven't, and which I've seen on film.
Right now reading Jurassic Park. I decided last night to use it for a literature essay examining difficulties transferring books to the screen that is due in in about two weeks that I've had for ages. I know the movie like the back of my hand, but I need to freshen up on the book again!

Paul191 · 05 Jan 2006, 00:34

Salters advanced chemistry 'Chemical Ideas'. Yaaaaaaaaaaaaawn

Hypnobabe · 05 Jan 2006, 11:10

Stephen Fry's The Hippopotamus.... instead of writing my boring Cert Ed essays, due in on Monday..... oooops....

amethyst · 05 Jan 2006, 22:21

Velocity ~ Dean Koontz's new book

scotty · 05 Jan 2006, 22:39

The Sun

dottie · 19 Jan 2006, 10:14

Married to the Guvnor - Val McClean

rick · 19 Jan 2006, 10:15

this thread ???

**The Flying Mouse** · 19 Jan 2006, 17:10

Joe Cocker - the authorised biography.

*AndyK* · 19 Jan 2006, 17:36

Sharon Osbournes autobiography - well worth a read to anyone even vaguely interested in Rock music and stuff

Hypnobabe · 19 Jan 2006, 18:13

Just finished Labyrinth by Kate Mosse (no, not the model...) and about to start The Green Mile by Stephen King for the umpteenth time...

2908babe · 19 Jan 2006, 19:05

I am reading Meat Loaf's autobiography. I found out quite by chance that it existed and is still in print. It is not bang up to date, but answers a lot of questions about Meat's life. I have recently read Memoirs of a Geisha and enjoyed that too.

Feleena · 19 Jan 2006, 19:20

Sharon Osbournes autobiography, Im really enjoying it.

Feleena

Keab42 · 19 Jan 2006, 20:29

Revision notes. last exams tomorrow...

dottie · 03 Feb 2006, 20:31

Famine - Graham Masterton

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Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Keab42, have you tried the Science of Discworld, I, II and III? They were all written by Stewart and Cohen in collaberation with Terry Pratchett, sort of like two different books which alternate chapters... fascinating stuff! Currently about to start Stephen Fry's Making History...

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Chris Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Somewhere in the real world. Posts: 7,527	I've just finished Nelson Demille's "The Lions Game" I had got to within about 50 pages of the end when i suddenly realised that I had read the book before and knew what was going to happen. I am just about to start a book about the MIT Blackjack Card Counting Scam of the 1970/80s

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shadow1000001 Mega Loafer Join Date: 10.07.2003 Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Posts: 2,580	I've been on a John Grisham kick lately and over the holidays I have read: Painted House, The Runaway Jury, The Firm, The Brethren, and The Testament.

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Chris Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Somewhere in the real world. Posts: 7,527	I wasn't too keen on Painted House. I liked most of the rest of them and am halfway throuh King Of Torts and The Summons

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shadow1000001 Mega Loafer Join Date: 10.07.2003 Location: Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Posts: 2,580	Painted House was a little different. I just started The Bleachers. I'm not too sure about that one yet. I liked King of Torts.

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Chris Mega Loafer Join Date: 14.04.2002 Location: Somewhere in the real world. Posts: 7,527	I enjoyed Bleachers because it was a little bit different.

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needmoremeat Mega Loafer Join Date: 23.11.2003 Location: Sunderland, UK Posts: 1,416	I've read a few of the Grisham novels, but my head is too sore to think which I've read, which I haven't, and which I've seen on film. Right now reading Jurassic Park. I decided last night to use it for a literature essay examining difficulties transferring books to the screen that is due in in about two weeks that I've had for ages. I know the movie like the back of my hand, but I need to freshen up on the book again!

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Paul191 Mega Loafer Join Date: 26.11.2005 Location: Posts: 1,530	Salters advanced chemistry 'Chemical Ideas'. Yaaaaaaaaaaaaawn

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Hypnobabe mszee's Mistress with sexy goddess boots Join Date: 13.07.2005 Location: Hitting the highway like a battering ram... Posts: 7,686	Just finished Labyrinth by Kate Mosse (no, not the model...) and about to start The Green Mile by Stephen King for the umpteenth time...

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2908babe Rookie Join Date: 15.01.2006 Posts: 1	I am reading Meat Loaf's autobiography. I found out quite by chance that it existed and is still in print. It is not bang up to date, but answers a lot of questions about Meat's life. I have recently read Memoirs of a Geisha and enjoyed that too.

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