The Last Book you Read..
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Re: The Last Book you Read..Dewey: The Small-town Library-cat Who Touched the World By vicky myron.
Id give it 4/5, because i really enjoyed the book, especially as it was a true story, and about a cat- as i am a cat lover. -
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Re: The Last Book you Read..Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman
4/5
Really enjoyed this book, loses a point because I found the first half of the book a bit sloppy in places. But there are some great parts and I was smiling throughout -
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Re: The Last Book you Read..The Stand by the master himself, Stephen King.
5/5!
Wow. Is all I can say. The book has now become a personal favorite of mine. I highly recommend this book to anyone, whose looking for an epic book to read. I will guarantee you, that you won't be disappointed! -
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Re: The Last Book you Read..Will read.(Original post by DebatingGreg)
Read The Interrogative Mood by Padgett Powell. 4.5/5, as IT'S COMPOSED ENTIRELY OF QUESTIONS. Just questions, like "Are your emotions pure?" and "Where do you stand in relation to the potato?" in a prose format with no answers! Sounds like chaos, and it did feel weird, but it flows surprisingly well, and great for reading chronologically or dipping in and out of.
