29 May 2003, 21:38
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Just started in Baudelino by Umberto Eco (in Dutch, my Italian is virtually non-existent).
I completely addored his "The Name of the Rose" -- I would nominate as a strong contender for the best book ever -- and now I wanted to read something else by him, and this one got good reviews a couple of years back when it was first published. Other books I've read recently include Gala by Ronald Giphard (Dutch), The Stand, It, Desperation and On Writing by Stephen King, De Ontdekking van de Hemel (The Discovery of Heaven, Dutch, for the 2nd time) by good old Harry Mulisch... and looking forward to Harry Potter part 5 actually... |
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30 May 2003, 12:53
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ragamuffin
Join Date: 21.05.2003
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i finished readin bio in one day to, i couldn't put it down!! n im readin it agen for the 5th time its that good!!
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30 May 2003, 13:06
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Junior Loafer
 Join Date: 30.04.2002
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I'm reading : " I'm Dina" (Book by a Norwegian author). It was a present I got, so I felt I should read it. There's more than 600 pages and I'm only half way through.
Maybe I should just se the movie instead  AnneBeth |
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30 May 2003, 15:03
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Armed ba$tard and Jo's other half.
Join Date: 06.08.2002
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 I've just finished re-reading Sharpe's Battle by Bernard Cornwell.
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30 May 2003, 15:23
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 19.03.2003
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Im reading 'Daddys Little Girl' by Mary Higgings Clarke, in the back garden in the sun!
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30 May 2003, 17:39
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queen post- whore extraordinaire
Join Date: 29.01.2003
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Tengu - Graham Masterton - Graham signed this one on my birthday eons ago
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30 May 2003, 17:45
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Senior Loafer
 Join Date: 28.04.2003
Location: Somerset, UK
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Life against death : A psychoanalytical view of history by Norman O. brown...also in the garden in the sun!! :o
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31 May 2003, 21:28
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 14.04.2002
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Sherri: It is a rereading of the stand. I tend to read it fairly often as I think it is a great novel.
I currently am between books due to excessive hours at work!!!! However my mum is a librarian so i ahev been round a few libraries this week which ahve book sales wheere they get rid of their old tatty books. Most of them are taped togetherand will need throwing away when I ahve read them, but they are only 50p for a carrier bag full. Think I have bought around 120 thrillers and legal novels and murders to read over the summer. Sounds like a lot but some fo them I can sit down and read in a day! |
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31 May 2003, 22:50
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 05.05.2003
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Just starting on book 4 of the sword of thruth series.
Asha |
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31 May 2003, 22:55
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Rampant Loafer...
Join Date: 29.07.2002
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Just finished reading 'Out Of The Dark' by Linda Caine and Robin Royston.
Hafta say, this is one of the best books i've ever read -you hafta read it!!!! Heat xxx |
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31 May 2003, 23:07
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
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31 May 2003, 23:18
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Rampant Loafer...
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31 May 2003, 23:38
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
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ok ok lol in that case I shall look out for it!!
Jus don't bite 
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31 May 2003, 23:46
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Rampant Loafer...
Join Date: 29.07.2002
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i won't....well...maybe if you ask me nicely Heat xxx |
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03 Jun 2003, 00:57
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
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The bell jar - Sylvia Plath
What damn cool and damn straight book!
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03 Jun 2003, 08:41
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Rampant Loafer...
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Just started reading Lost Light, by Michael Connelly
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03 Jun 2003, 21:31
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
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Just finished "The Bell Jar" which I brought all of about 24 hours ago so it must have been good!
Tryina decide what to read next... Mice and Men or Zarathustra...hmmm 
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03 Jun 2003, 21:34
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 14.04.2002
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Zen & The Art of Motorcycle Maintainence - Robert Pirzig
If you only read 1 more book in your life, make it this one!! |
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03 Jun 2003, 22:41
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The Bat
Join Date: 23.03.2003
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The Salmon Of Doubt by Douglas Adams
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03 Jun 2003, 22:54
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Mega Loafer
Join Date: 20.02.2003
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Bren the Bat said....
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03 Jun 2003, 23:05
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ragamuffin
Join Date: 21.05.2003
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still aint finished meats bio, mind u i know it inside out, well sort of, its the um cant remember how many times but aint bin able to read any more cos of revision!
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03 Jun 2003, 23:45
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
Location: Somerset, UK
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Excellent choice chris!!!!!!!!!!! Now I know what to read next!
Whatcha revising for testify? |
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03 Jun 2003, 23:53
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Rampant Loafer...
Join Date: 29.07.2002
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Kat - at a guess, i'd say it could well be for exams.....
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04 Jun 2003, 01:00
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Super Loafer
 Join Date: 30.04.2002
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MLUKFC Forum, various authors
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04 Jun 2003, 01:12
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Senior Loafer
Join Date: 28.04.2003
Location: Somerset, UK
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Methinks Heat is after a smacked botty!!
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