fao people that read books

[GregWhelan]

I retract some of my statement....not garbage, some of it was clever and funny....just got bored with it very easily

[stencil_cp]

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starting Midnight's Children, and get the impression i'll have to swat all distraction away and jump in feet first...

read Don Delillo.. Mao II. White Noise(not like the movie). Underworld(not like the movie). thank god he knows how to use this language...

[Yao]

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Bought these yesterday:

Howard Handelman - The challenge of Third World development (third edition)
Joel S Migdal - State in society studying how states and societies transform and constitute each other

Just been reading

David M Malone - The UN Security Council (from the Cold War to the 21st century)
Roel van der Veen - Africa from the Cold War to the 21st century (English title was 'What happened to Africa?' I believe)
Thompson - An introduction to African politics

And been reading a fantasy book in between ;-)

[palmer]

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And been reading a fantasy book in between ;-)

[Yao]

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[santo26]

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I stard to read davincy code is intgeresting at the moment readed if you can,

[supaz]

I'm reading a grassroots publication...

MercuryNation and You - A guide to a better sex life

[remoh]

what's a book?

[Yao]

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An archa?c information carrier which was commonly in use before the invention of the Personal Computer. Also part of the so-called 'print media'. Weird stuff if you ask me.

[frisky]

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Weird stuff if you ask me.

Especially the stuff in your list mate... Some serious shit you've been readin'.
f.

[thezzapper]

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I didn't like "haunted". It is what I call a gimmick book. It had a gimmick ( a premise, i guess), but the actual plot i thought sucked.

"Kite runner" was a truly fantastic book. An amazing & unforgettable story.

Currently reading, "empire rising". A terrific, hard to put down story about an iron worker helping to build the empire state building that falls in love with a mobster's girlfriend. Good book, & highly recommended...

[ZendoBro]

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I finished reading The Da Vinci code about a month ago. Very good read!

[thepariah]

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I have been looking for a new author to admire for a long time, and have finally found him. If you like science fiction, try Robert Charles Wilson. I just discovered him this year and he is great. The Chronoliths, Spin, Bios and Blind Lake have all amazed me.

Darwinia was also very good by him:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0812566629/qid=1126414135/sr=8-1/ref=pd_bbs_1/103-6180789-5618264?v=glance&s=books&n=507846

[jeffrey collins]

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The last book I just finished up reading is Chris Moneymakers. Bio called Moneymaker, about him in the 2003 WSOP. Awesome read. It's like you were there.

[umlaut]

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Just read these books:
Last Call:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...8&v=glance
Powersat:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...8&v=glance
The Memory of Running:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...8&v=glance
Broken Angels by Richard K Morgan: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...8&v=glance
Ringworld by Larry Niven:http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...s&n=507846

Have a good read mates!