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The GOT Book Club
- Thread starter chicoazul
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What ever you read don't stick in a channel, use the library, it's more or less free.
you never know what you like ( or dislike ) until you try it
you never know what you like ( or dislike ) until you try it
friend recommended this book
he said it was pretty remarcable read, he genuinely believes that it could have been happened
yeah read that v good
Still reading Fabrice Muamba; I'm still standing. Superb at the moment.
Anyone got any other decent Football reccomendations ? Thinking Gary Neville; RED or Paul Merson's.
Also, read Catcher in the Rye last year for GCSE in School, Can someone also explain what you find good about it ? Bored me to hell.
Anyone got any other decent Football reccomendations ? Thinking Gary Neville; RED or Paul Merson's.
Also, read Catcher in the Rye last year for GCSE in School, Can someone also explain what you find good about it ? Bored me to hell.
Bluesaint
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Seconded, but I thought he looked terrible over the last few years, he hardly wrote anything, so maybe he was hiding a secret illness. Loved his books though.
blaggerblue
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Reading 'The Prince of Thorns' Very very dark fantasy.
J
Julian Carax
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RE: The Catcher in the Rye, I think it's just one of those books you like or you don't. Its difficult to explain why you like it without sounding like a goddamm phoney or corney as hell.
I like it because by the second chapter you already know more about Holden Caufield than you do about yourself.
I like it because by the second chapter you already know more about Holden Caufield than you do about yourself.
malcson
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Maybe I came to the book too late, I was 40 when I read it and I don't think I felt like I knew more about Holden than myself by the end of the book never mind the second chapter. Some books, stories are as much about the time and place that you read them as they are about the book itself.
It was just a screwed up kid feeling sorry for himself from my jaded perspective.
Connor, at least I'm not alone!
CahillsCornerFlag
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I felt that too, and I read it when I was 18 so I guess its more time and place rather than a set age.
Also, American Gods just arrived. Getting stuck in.
Blue Cheese
Mental Patient, GOT Ward
Sad about james herbert enjoyed his books.
I'm reading a book by Dick Francis about horse racing(it's a crime story centered around Horse racing) not normally my genre but it's not too bad. I can't remember what it's called haha that's how good it is lol.
I'm reading a book by Dick Francis about horse racing(it's a crime story centered around Horse racing) not normally my genre but it's not too bad. I can't remember what it's called haha that's how good it is lol.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lible-Dawn-...=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1363867553&sr=1-1
My mate actually wrote this so it's pretty cool to read it (Even if he was a childhood Kopite)
My mate actually wrote this so it's pretty cool to read it (Even if he was a childhood Kopite)
That narrows it down like.
Aren't all dick francis' books crime stories centered around horse racing?
steken1
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About a fella who gives tips out and has an amazing run thanks to some shadowy types by any chance???
If so I've read it myself, decent read.
Read my first Reacher/Childs book not long ago too.
CahillsCornerFlag
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Can't put American Gods down, not been so gripped by a book in years.