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Old December 28, 2002, 23:37   #31
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And The Nausea by Satre (I forget the french spelling)
The Republic by Plato

are a couple of seminal books in my thought
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Old December 28, 2002, 23:42   #32
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Old December 28, 2002, 23:44   #33
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Old December 28, 2002, 23:56   #34
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Just give me a book and I'll read it...unless its romance stuff (aww hug hug kiss kiss blech)
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Old December 29, 2002, 03:33   #35
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The Republic is good... its just that I had to read it for class.... somehow that takes away something from the book... although there have been a few exceptions...
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Old December 29, 2002, 05:50   #36
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I always thought the Star wars books on Hans Solo were really good... I know A.C.Crispen(hope I got the spelling) wrote a series on his early days which were rather nice... The title of the books slip my mind
yeah, the Han Solo ones were cool, but natrually of course, Han being a badass and all...


Black Hawk Down - by Mark Bowden

Probably my favorite book ive ever read, much easier to follow and gave much more in depth background and stuff than the movie. The story is only made greater by the fact that all that stuff actually happened, and everything those men did was real...

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Old December 29, 2002, 10:20   #37
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Pratchett is the best.
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Old December 29, 2002, 11:04   #38
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pratchett seems to be following copy & paste templates a bit much lately for my tastes. At least one book recently is alleged to have been put together from ideas contained in fan mail to him. Don't get me wrong I like the Guards Guards mini-series a lot but I've gone off his work a lot compared to the early days.

i'm enjoying "berlin - the downfall 1945" by antony beevor at the moment. this & his previous stalingrad book are absolute quality history. hmm that reminds me, have to get my stalingrad book back from my dad. I know he's a slow reader but he's had it for about 18 months now...
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? - one flew over the cuckoo's nest
It's by Ken Kesey.

Tolkien's Lord of the Rings (it's NOT a trilogy, it's one book... Well, 6 books, but 1 novel) and The Hobbit
Gulliver's Travels - Jonathan Swift
Dubbelspel - Frank Martinus Arion (in Dutch, it seems to have been translated into English recently as "Double Play")
Lord of the Flies - William Golding
The Mosquito Coast - Paul Theroux
The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds - H.G. Wells (got them for Christmas and just finished reading them )
Brave New World - Aldous Huxley
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