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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 13:38:07
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"the Kite Runner" by some Afghan writer.
That's by Khaled Hosseini - I've just finished his 2nd book - "A Thousand Splendid Suns" ... good read 
Oh god that was good; even better than The Kite Runner I thought. I actually had to stop myself from blubbing at one point as I was on a packed train. 
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 14:01:44
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Crusade by Robyn Young .
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 14:02:45
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 18:13:44
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Life of Pi, been out for ages but just got round to reading it not too bad so far, bit strange.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 18:19:35
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 18:24:22
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Powder wars - about a grass that brought down britains biggest coke dealer Curtis Warren, pretty good so far.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 18:50:17
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im reading a book about the ghurkas, these guys are/were amazing.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 23:23:36
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Cell By Steven King. Only a doesen or so chapers in and I've not made my mind up about it yet. Ive got John Grishams "Innocent Man" on standby just in case I cant read Cell.
Did not think much of Cell,or the one after,i forget the title.King has gone off the boil these days.Used to be excellent.
The Grisham one is not bad.His first non-fiction book.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 28 2008 23:39:26
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I'm reading the Dreaming Void by Peter Hamilton. It's first part of a trilogy and I just found out the other two parts won't be ready until 2009 and 2010. Bugger.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 10:08:36
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"the Kite Runner" by some Afghan writer.
That's by Khaled Hosseini - I've just finished his 2nd book - "A Thousand Splendid Suns" ... good read
added to list. Thanks.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 12:19:56
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Cell By Steven King. Only a doesen or so chapers in and I've not made my mind up about it yet. Ive got John Grishams "Innocent Man" on standby just in case I cant read Cell.
Did not think much of Cell,or the one after,i forget the title.King has gone off the boil these days.Used to be excellent.
The Grisham one is not bad.His first non-fiction book.
Totally agree back in the days of IT he was an amazing writer now its just churned out same old crap.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 12:29:50
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Richard Bandler - Frogs into princes
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 13:27:23
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Cell By Steven King. Only a doesen or so chapers in and I've not made my mind up about it yet. Ive got John Grishams "Innocent Man" on standby just in case I cant read Cell.
Did not think much of Cell,or the one after,i forget the title.King has gone off the boil these days.Used to be excellent.
The Grisham one is not bad.His first non-fiction book.
Totally agree back in the days of IT he was an amazing writer now its just churned out same old crap.
Aye, King hasn't been the same since his accident in 1999.
However I thought 'Hearts in Atlantis' was good which was published in 2001 IIRC.
IT, Salem's Lot and The Shining are is his best work IMO.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 13:45:51
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'Jurisprudence' by J.G Riddal.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 13:48:16
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Battle Flag by Bernard Cornwell (3rd book in the Starbuck chronicals)
I like novels based on historic facts/events
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 14:16:39
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Cell By Steven King. Only a doesen or so chapers in and I've not made my mind up about it yet. Ive got John Grishams "Innocent Man" on standby just in case I cant read Cell.
Did not think much of Cell,or the one after,i forget the title.King has gone off the boil these days.Used to be excellent.
The Grisham one is not bad.His first non-fiction book.
Totally agree back in the days of IT he was an amazing writer now its just churned out same old crap.
Aye, King hasn't been the same since his accident in 1999.
However I thought 'Hearts in Atlantis' was good which was published in 2001 IIRC.
IT, Salem's Lot and The Shining are is his best work IMO.
add "the Stand" to that list.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 22:35:56
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ORIGINAL: dawniesb
Cell By Steven King. Only a doesen or so chapers in and I've not made my mind up about it yet. Ive got John Grishams "Innocent Man" on standby just in case I cant read Cell.
Did not think much of Cell,or the one after,i forget the title.King has gone off the boil these days.Used to be excellent.
The Grisham one is not bad.His first non-fiction book.
Totally agree back in the days of IT he was an amazing writer now its just churned out same old crap.
Aye, King hasn't been the same since his accident in 1999.
However I thought 'Hearts in Atlantis' was good which was published in 2001 IIRC.
IT, Salem's Lot and The Shining are is his best work IMO.
add "the Stand" to that list.
And the first few dark tower books. IMO they're his best work
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 22:37:34
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Richard Bandler - Frogs into princes
Any good? I've just bought it off eBay, hasn't arrived yet though.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 22:50:53
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Foley Is Good:And The Real World Is Faker Then Wrestling-Mick Foley
Geaoffry Reagans Book of Military Blunders.
both absolutley awesome
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I also had an altercation with the coffin at the same funeral, although it didn't look like a coffin to me. An easy mistake to make in my opinion.
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RE: What are you currently reading?. - Apr. 29 2008 23:17:10
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Started reading a new book at work today.
Blood River by Tim Butcher.
It's about a journalist who trys to recreate Henry Morton Stanley's expedition down the Congo in search of Dr. Livingstone in the late 19th Century.I do enjoy a good travel book.
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