quote:Originally posted by *****: EAT, PRAY, LOVE By Elizabeth Gilbert
...I have just bought this book and look forward to reading it when I get the time and peace and quiet!
Enjoy, fantastic book, the story of writers life and how she came to accept and love herself and found true love in the process
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patricia cornwell just read her book of the dead very good also martina cole faceless excellent, my favourite books are "THE NECROSCOPE SERIES OF 10 BOOKS BY BRIAN LUMLEY" sci fi fantasy and horror rolled into one really really good read Posts: 3945 | From: ' Res Contr ' Amor non es guirens, lai on sos poders s'atura | Registered: Dec 2007
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i been reading perfectly since i was 5...however i hate it lol
i just can never sit on my ass long enough without getting bored.
i do like cosmopolitan and glamour magazines though if that matters...
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no really in kindergarten i was the first kid to be able to read. i would lay on the floor and read books to the kids in the class and i was also the youngest too. couldnt tie a shoe for the life of me tho...
dont let me way of talkin fool u...i write how i speak. but if i wanted to do all stick up in the ass kinda of writing, i could do it. but it sucks to be proper.
and it would be HAVE a talented one...not we GOT one. if you GOT me that means u just met me....i been here here quite a while.
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I like narrative travel books. I'm reading "Playing Cards in Cairo" by Hugh Miles at present.
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oh yes audio books are great, especially if one to lazy to read
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I’ve never listened to an audio book, I would somehow feel like a traitor, lol.
Lord of the Rings! Voted number one greatest read, and totally worthy of the title! Yep, by far, my favourite book (and was before the films too). I certainly wasn't a quick reader, that was actually my weakness in school. But when I was ten, my mum mentioned that book, and I was fascinated by it. So, I dedicated myself to reading it, and it took me a whole year! (Seriously, my reading comprehension was looooowww). Anyway, after reading it, I decided I wanted to write, this led me to find an interest in English, and I become top of the class. Passed, then again at college, and I'm now studying journalism. If I have never read the book, I wouldn't have got that dream, my English would have stayed at the same terrible level, etc etc. I also love Discworld novels, anything by Micky Zucker Reichert, and Danny Wallace's silly lil books.
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WK have you read "the sylmarillion"? excellent book which explains the LOTR saga beforehand
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You could actually read that!? I love my fantasy, but one paragraph of that book is enough to make me think, "what the hell?". I have made several attempts of it, but I really can't go further than a page before giving up. Wasn't it actually put together by his son after his death? It wouldn't surprise me, because it just doesn't read like good ol' J R R Tolkien. The Hobbit is a great little read though, and the film has finally been given the green light, yay.
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yes its my fave LOTR book very hard going but well worth the perseverence WK, i have read it maybe half a dozen times and still find great pleasure in it. the hobbit is also excellent although to me it does not have the same calibre as LOTR.
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loved it, just finished reading it while I was in Egypt and was hard to put it down.
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quote:Originally posted by Kalila: Patricia Cormwell just read her book of the dead very good also martina Cole faceless excellent,
Love both of theses books. If you go back to Patricia Cromwell start with Post Morton. All her books follow the life of the doc, her niece and the detective. You become quite attached to the characters. Just read Maira's game by Martina Cole and I could tell there was a book before it, anyone know which one is the prequel.
Also very into Lesley Pearse, I have read hope, faith and now reading charity. I have loved them all and would recommend her as an author
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Nope not read them but i loved the interview with the vampire trilogy so i might just give them a go too
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