ORIGEN OF THE SPECIES(fredrich Engels and Karl Marx)
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Favourite books
by watersprout 48 Replies latest jw friends
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BizzyBee
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the prisoner No 6
Yes mate, I was trying to be honest ???
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Jadeen
TheSilence, did you know that the last of the Earth's Children series just came out?
I like Jim Butcher's Codex Alera and Dresden Files series, Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes stories, Kim Harrison's The Hollows series, most of Stephen King's books, and Dean Koontz. And more!
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Star tiger
Greetings,
Slaughter house 5
Catch 22
The end of My Y
Warhammer 40K novels
Children of Hurin
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slimboyfat
For fiction I recently enjoyed reading On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan. Good for those of us who experienced JW-related sexual hang ups.
For non-fiction I liked The Enigma of Capital by David Harvey. Why a Marxist critique of the capitalist system is still highly relevant.
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talesin
Okay, let's try again, just tried using IE and back to Firefox
Mad Sweeney,
I, too, love the Mary Stewart books, and agree with you. Have been an avid collector/reader of books on the Arthurian legend, and highly recommend Marion Zimmer Bradley's "Mists of Avalon",, can't believe I left it off my list, hehehe, she writes a great "Darkover" series, too, for any Sci-Fi lovers out there.
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watersprout
Oh my goodness! So many books to read... Thank you all for your recommendations, i am soo going to enjoy reading all these yummy books.
Peace Sprout
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unshackled
Does anyone else go thru book reading spurts? I'm hot and cold. Some months read a lot, then go a month or two without reading a book. Anyways...some of my favorites...
Non-fiction...
Touching the Void - Joe Simpson
Into the Wild - Jon Krakauer
Into Thin Air - Jon Krakauer
Greatest Show on Earth, God Delusion - R. Dawkins
Fiction...
The Road - Cormac McCarthy
1984 - Orwell
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
Robert Ludlum stuff...particulary the original Bourne trilogy -
talesin
ORIGEN OF THE SPECIES(fredrich Engels and Karl Marx)
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That would be Charles Darwin, would it not?
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