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Reginaldm9
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| Apodrocks wrote: | I can't wait until school and work die down a little bit, still very hectic getting used to this new school and schedule.
I've got three books to read, first one up will be Catcher in the Rye, I never read it in High School. Better now then never. |
Hands down, my favorite book.
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Its A Sabotage
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Making Money - Terry Pratchett
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Sandwiche
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| stillersenat wrote: | I'm reading the Unicorn Chronicles to my kids at night.
I'm listening to the Mass Effect books (1&2) right now.
Can anybody suggest a good space opera?
Honor Harrington was good for about 3 books until it got too political.
I just listened to Stark's War and I found it a little bland and slow. |
I've heard nothing but good things about this. Gonna read it next myself if I ever get time to finish the book I'm on now. Dune is a good one too if you haven't already read those books.
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Cloud Atlas
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stillersenat
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| Sandwiche wrote: | | stillersenat wrote: | I'm reading the Unicorn Chronicles to my kids at night.
I'm listening to the Mass Effect books (1&2) right now.
Can anybody suggest a good space opera?
Honor Harrington was good for about 3 books until it got too political.
I just listened to Stark's War and I found it a little bland and slow. |
I've heard nothing but good things about this. Gonna read it next myself if I ever get time to finish the book I'm on now. Dune is a good one too if you haven't already read those books. |
I'm trying to stay away from books like Dune because they end up being way too political. Honor Harrington ended up doing that by book 3 and I dropped the series because of too much behind the scenes talk and not enough action/actually doing something.
After Mass Effect 3 I'm going to change pace with something that caught my interest: The Painted Man (aka the Warded Man) book 1 of the Demon cycle.
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Brodie
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Human All Too Human by Nietzsche, favorite philosopher. Pick up this book few times a week
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Brodie
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| Reginaldm9 wrote: | | Apodrocks wrote: | I can't wait until school and work die down a little bit, still very hectic getting used to this new school and schedule.
I've got three books to read, first one up will be Catcher in the Rye, I never read it in High School. Better now then never. |
Hands down, my favorite book. |
Just got done reading that few weeks ago. Good book really easy to read and relate to
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PurpleMugen
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| RuskieTitan wrote: | | Starting A Clash of Kings today.[/i] |
Been reading this myself for a little while now. Truthfully I'm not all that impressed. The book is certainly dense and intricate, but the writing itself I find shockingly pedestrian.
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stillersenat
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| Brodie wrote: | | Human All Too Human by Nietzsche, favorite philosopher. Pick up this book few times a week |
I always liked The Will to Power, even though it technically wasn't an "official" Nietzsche work.
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footy_29
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I am currently on a break to decide whether I want to do graduate school or go for something like public relations at the college level, so aside from work I have some time on my hands.
I recently finished...
L'Étranger (Camus)
French Kiss (Hébert)
The Chess Machine (Lohr)
Catch-22 (Heller)
I am reading a few books at the moment (in order of expected completion)
Darkness at Noon (Koestler)
The Tipping Point (Gladwell)
Moby - (Melville)
UNHCR: The Politics and Practice of Refugee Protection (Betts, Loescher and Milner)
By mid-October, my reading list will consist of:
The Human Condition (Arendt)
Rant (my first Palahniuk book)
The Island Civilizations of Polynesia (Suggs)
Long-term commitments for my French improvement, hoping to finish before December:
Les Misérables (Hugo)
Les Artisans de la Paix (MacMillan) |
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tinoynk
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Getting close to the end of Children of Men.
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titansNvolsR#1
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Just started Michael Crichton's Next
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Patro14
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Morte accidentale di un anarchico by Dario Fo.
Great play.
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I ordered The GM: A Football life, a Final Season, and a Last Laugh. It will be the frst book I've read since I was a sophomore in high school except for a few books ofthe NewTestament. I'm excited.
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TytybearsFan21
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Catching Fire? Whatever the 3rd Hunger Games book is.
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