Favourite book

Subject: Re: Favourite book Thu Jul 05, 2007 1:20 pm

eeeeeeeee does anyone read the Gerogia Nicholson books?!

was looking for a book online and the new one is out!
i have to get dressed and go up to the bookshop now!
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I can't just pick one!
Lost souls - Poppy Z Brite
Exsquiste Corpse - Poppy Z Brite
The Drowning People - Richard Mason
The Stand - Stephen King
The Red Tent - Anita Diamant
Super Cannes - JG Ballard

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Girlfriend in a Coma by Douglas Coupland was grrrreat!

Subject: Re: Favourite book Sun Aug 05, 2007 6:15 pm

The Lost Art Of Keeping Secrets, by Eva rice.

It's a story set in the fifties about a girl who meets a new friend waiting for a bus, and it goes into their friendship, relationships, the girl's tumbledown house and such.

It's just chick lit, but it's such good chick lit. Lol!
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Nov 24, 2007 8:24 pm

Gah I have a few.

Little Women- I read it for the first time in 4th grade and I've been reading it over and over ever since! I love it. ^_^

Memoirs of a Geisha- **dies** I looooooove this book! And the movie is the only movie I've ever seen that lives up to the book it was based off of.

The Complete Works of Edgar Allen Poe- It's Poe. Of course it's amazing

A House Called Awful End- For anyone who loves the Lemony Snicket books. ^_^

Any of the Royal Diaries books. I love reading about royalty. Very Happy

The Blood Countess- OMG it's amazing! A really great look into Elizabeth Bathory and her bloodlust!

Lolita- I just adore it.

Exstacy: Three Tales of Chemical Romance- A kinda twisted book. One story involves beastiality between a king and a sheep. The second has foot jobs given by a girl with no arms and a guy who uses melons as self-pleasure toys. And the third.... it's got a necrophiliac. And it's all very vivid. Yeeeaaahhhh.
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Nov 24, 2007 9:31 pm

Cant remember if ive posted this before but To Kill A Mockingbird! BEST BOOK EVERRRRRR! I love it!

And Kiki I loooove those books too!
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would seriously recomend some thriller and horror books if anyone's looking for somthig different.
look into the imperial stuff by mark robson
or the power of 5 anthony horowitz

Subject: Re: Favourite book Fri Jan 11, 2008 2:38 pm

Great Expectations - Charles Dickens

Actually, I'm totally in love with Charles Dickens I love you

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I don't know why but, in spite of many of the stories are similar, there's something in his narrative that captivates me

Some days ago I made a list of Dicken's books I have already read:

- David Copperfield
- Great Expectations
- Hard Times
- El Velo Negro
- Tales of two cities
- Haunted man/ down
- George Silverman's Explanation
- The Bloomsbury christening
- Sketches of Young Couples
- Old Curiosity Shop
- The lazy tour of two idle aprentices (written with Wilkie Collins, which makes it totally different!)
- Bleak House (summary)
- Cricket on the hear (summary)
- Christmas Carol
- Chimes

I have very old editions that my father found in little old book shops: 1903, 1915, 1963
I'm just in love with this man!.. Boz!!
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Jan 12, 2008 4:55 am

Woooow. That's crazy, I've never read anything by Charles Dickens! Not even in school, which is apparently suuuper strange in a western country.
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Jan 12, 2008 5:03 am

oo, we read a tale of two cities freshman year. I read great expectations on my own when my mum's dad gave me the book. I find it ironic that he died on June 9th, my birthdate. haha.
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:33 pm

neil gaimen books.

in looooove.
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sat Jan 12, 2008 10:44 pm

Any specific Gaimen books you like, Keeks? And have you seen his Sandman comics? They're such fun!
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Sun Jan 13, 2008 7:26 am

You should check out Neverwhere, as well. It's my absolute favorite of all I've read of his.. It makes me want to move to London and look for the rat speakers and the openers and everyone else.
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Subject: Re: Favourite book Wed Jan 23, 2008 10:24 pm

OO i have never posted here...
Perfume by Patrick Suskind is my all time favourite, I have read it a million times and know it back to front. The pages are all creased from me reading it so often, it is genius.

Also the Sistehood of the Travelling Pants trilogy had me hooked, Pretty Things by someone whose name I cannot presently remember, the Alex Rider books by Antony Horowitz, All American Girl by Meg Cabot. Anything Oscar Wilde, especially The Importance Of Being Earnest.. though it is a play so I'm not sure if that counts!