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A good read

Synnen mentioned a book list, it did not include all the ones she wanted, or books others wanted.

Lets have our own list of books.

Give us name of the book, author and if possible a link to a summary on the book.
Or I will try and find a summary for any book mentioned here.

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One of the most recent books I read.
Not something I normally read,a friend recommended it and this was a good insightful read.
No Logo | Naomi Klein
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I've said it so many times, but The Scarlet Pimpernel is one of my (if not the) favorites. By Baroness Orczy
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some might not cosider this an actual book, but to be honest this is one of the best reads ive had in a while, and would heartily recommend it to anyone, (over the age of 18)

Watchmen

Watchmen Comic Series Review

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I've said it so many times, but The Scarlet Pimpernel is one of my (if not the) favorites. By Baroness Orczy
I liked it too,plus brings back school time memories,that was when I read that book along with Tale of Two Cities by Charles Di""ckens http://www.literature.org/authors/en...es/two-cities/.


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I think that's a comic I don't seem to have read yet, have read quite a few long ago.
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Time Enough for Love by Robert Heinlein

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the best books/story EVER

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The Horatio Hornblower novels by C.S. Forester

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anything by anne rice, anne maccafferty, jane yolen, and piers anthony.

i would especially recommend the geodyssey series by piers anthony. it follows the souls of a group of individuals throughout time, from the earliest evolution of man to present day. the series is an amazing study of evolution and societal and cultural change.
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for one more day---mitch albom

its about a drunk who meets his dead mother.

a short history of tractors in the ukrainian..marina lewycka...

really funny,i could not read sometimes for the laughing.

the conversations at curlow creek..william trevor..

its about the night before an execution..

really moving and easy to read,the writing is smooth and poetic.
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