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Sentynel One with The Other Place
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12 Dec 07 - 21:48
I also read Ringworld - Larry Niven and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep - Philip K. Dick before going home...
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13 Dec 07 - 01:26
Romeo and Juliet. I have my summative essay for it next week.
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Dansariki Higher Spirit
13 Dec 07 - 18:05
I just finished that yesterday for english...

Finished Sphere, Airframe, Jurassic Park, now reading The Lost World.
I'm on a Michael Crichton spree here.
Not sure what's next, but I'll finish The Lost World real soon.
Any suggestions anyone?
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Sentynel One with The Other Place
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13 Dec 07 - 21:14
I'd highly recommend The Bridge by Iain Banks.
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Luciene Higher Spirit
14 Dec 07 - 03:45
Sex and Politicians: Affairs of State- Kerry Segrave

^'Cos there's no good J/J fanfiction and the Gossip Girl book is still eluding me. :(
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Random Utukku
14 Dec 07 - 20:11
rubberchickenben wrote: Romeo and Juliet. I have my summative essay for it next week.
You make me so glad I'm past compulsory English Literature lessons. :D
Alec Foliot
17 Dec 07 - 22:44
reading
the truth (5th time)
sir thursday (6th time)
shades children (3rd time)
the other key to the kingdom books (2nd and 3rd times)


"The slime turned on the corpse melting and absorbing it within a few seconds. Ms Hunt let out a horrified scream ?cabbage!? as she jumped out of the window, landing uneasily on the out side."
Nectanebo Foliot
18 Dec 07 - 01:54
Twilight, (7/10)
New Moon (7/10), and
Eclipse (6/10) by Stephanie Meyer,
Northern Lights (7/10),
The Subtle Knife(6/10), and
The Amber Spyglass (5/10) by Philip Pullman,
H.I.V.E the Overlord Incident (4.5/10)by Mark Walden,
Seven Ancient Wonders (6/10)by Matthew Reily
Ranger's Apprentice: Erak's Ransom (5/10)by John Flanagan

3 weeks worth of Reading Material. Nothing stood out.

Intrestingly, there are 4 different covers to the His Dark Materials series, but the store I bought them from only had the movie covers. So I spray painted them black. And then wrote the names on the covers with Correction Pen.
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Nathaniel Djinni
18 Dec 07 - 08:14
Nectanebo wrote: Intrestingly, there are 4 different covers to the His Dark Materials series, but the store I bought them from only had the movie covers. So I spray painted them black. And then wrote the names on the covers with Correction Pen.
Right...the covers aren't that bad
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Nero Higher Spirit
18 Dec 07 - 12:53
You guys need to read more books.
The Divide- Elizabeth Kay.
Edit: I mean NEW books.
18 Dec 07 - 12:54
The Numbers - Nicholas Light
Run, run as fast as you can...
Nectanebo Foliot
21 Dec 07 - 09:51
wrote:Right...the covers aren't that bad
The Movie Covers are...
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Random Utukku
22 Dec 07 - 23:33
Ack, I just have the original covers... I bought them years ago.
I've been reading The Gift, The Riddle, and The Crow, all by Alison Croggon. And a friend gave me a book by Jodi Picoult to read - Plain Truth. Anyone read it?
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Nero Higher Spirit
23 Dec 07 - 01:36
Nope, sorry.
Reading Lady Friday.
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Mwamba Higher Spirit
23 Dec 07 - 03:40
New Moon ~Stephanie Meyer

...Is this the first time I've ever posted in this thread? O.o
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23 Dec 07 - 06:55
Do any of u'll read Agatha Christie or Perry Mason?
Edit:- What abt Dan Brown books?
"If the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination ... no more men!" - Einstein
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<@Ximenez> Sentynel: But i have a life? No. Qed.
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Nero Higher Spirit
23 Dec 07 - 12:56
I read some book on a computer virus disease by Dan Brown, and I am reading the Da Vinci Code.
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23 Dec 07 - 15:43
The computer virus one is Digital Fortess.
Read Angels & Demons - its the best.
Da Vinci 2nd best & Deception Point comes third. Last is the Digital Fortess - the one u have read.
Anyway, liked the book? Where r u in Da Vinci? When will u complete it?
"If the bee disappears from the surface of the earth, man would have no more than four years to live. No more bees, no more pollination ... no more men!" - Einstein
"I like quoting Einstein. Know why? Because nobody dares contradict you." - Studs Terkel.
<@Ximenez> Sentynel: But i have a life? No. Qed.
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Nero Higher Spirit
23 Dec 07 - 17:40
I'm just starting it. :P
I'll most likely finish it some time in early January.
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Sentynel One with The Other Place
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23 Dec 07 - 19:53
Ugh, Dan Brown... (not a fan.)
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