What book are you reading now?

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Wizard's First Rule polished off, got a couple on the go now.

Restaurant At The End Of The Universe - Douglas Adams
Inheritance - Simon Brown (I think)
Tourist Season - Carl Hiaasen

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goldfiiisheee

Gulliver's Travels

school summer reading

i hate it. its sooo stupid. i mean he pees on a house and gets thrown out. and he describes EVERYTHING. aarghly. the only interesting thing thathe didnt describe was the battle. bleh

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goldfiiisheee

Starsailor

L'Etranger by Albert Camus.

Michael

i read that
i liked it
:biggrin:

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*starry_eyed_*

Atonement- Ian McEwan

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Chumbaniya

James Joyce's A portrait of the artist as a young man. Difficult to get into, to say the least.

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nielsen94

Che Guevara's Bolivian Diary

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enjoy_the_ride

A Brief history - Bill Bryson
Moving Pictures - Terry Pratchett
Northern Lights - Philip Pullman for the 3rd time

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Luize

Victime de la mode

The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy - douglas adams

I'm reading that now. Love the writing style, have often laughed at it making my family think I'm a bit strange. Ah well

I'm also reading Notes on a Scandal - Zoe Heller

bourne supremacy-

How weird, I just came to the thread to say I am reading the Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum.

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non-centrally acting

rewmck

How weird, I just came to the thread to say I am reading the Bourne Identity by Robert Ludlum.

oh thanks thats what the authors called :biggrin:

i havent read bourne identity, but bourne supremacy is pretty good so far!

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cinder

La Reine Margot - Alexandre Dumas
I adore the style.

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Axiom

Banana Yoshimoto - Kitchen

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Melana

If nobody speaks of remarkable things - jon mcgregor

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PinkPigeon

On Beauty - Zadie Smith...really enjoying it sofar despite never really getting into White Teeth.

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foxo

What Matters Most Is How Well You Walk Through The Fire by Charles Bukowski. Without any doubt, one of the most enjoyable poetry collections I've ever read.

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kitty_koo

Sabriel- Garth Nix

brought that book ages ago and recently found it in my wardrobe,cant believe i havent read it earlier,its great!

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sparkly_tiara

Scar Tissue- Anthony Kiedis

And i think i may well start to read one of my new geology books, just in case i get into university (i'm having a bit of a low self esteem and belief day and don't see it happening)... so snowball earth by gabrielle walker here we come!

Lou
xxx

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guitargirl03

Hanging on to Max- Margaret Bechard

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Gaz031

I finished Crime and Punishment yesterday and have now moved onto Anna Karenina (Leo Tolstoy) which I'm enjoying so far (p78).

Unfortunately (or rather, fortunately :smile: