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andy1868

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14th Mar 07 at 23:32

Basically i've decided to start reading again but i haven't got the foggiest what to start reading. I've read alot of the "modern classics" such as high fidelity, 1984 (if thats classed the same) etc but was wondering about any other good reads i could dabble in. i'm open to all genres, suggest away please

my tip is a book called "christ stopped at eboli" a story of a man that was outcast by the fascist party in Italy during the second world war. simple but a very good interesting read

Mad Moe

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14th Mar 07 at 23:35

Mr Nice, Howard Marks autobiography is a great read

Mark1984_SRI

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15th Mar 07 at 00:00

Nick Hornby- A long way down (funny)
Dave Eggers- A heartbraking Work Of staggering Genius (very funny, great book).
Mark Haddon-The curious Incident Of The Dog In The Nighttime(funny again)
Dan Brown-Angels And Demons
Dan Brown- Deception Point
Dan Brown- The Davinci Code (i enjoyed it)
Give the first three consideration, they're all good

Cosmo

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15th Mar 07 at 00:01

Dictionary - Oxford

Mark1984_SRI

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15th Mar 07 at 00:02

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
Dictionary - Oxford

I've read that one

Jay

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15th Mar 07 at 01:01

Powder Wars

Butler

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15th Mar 07 at 01:13

I like the clarkson books

[Edited on 15-03-2007 by Butler]

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15th Mar 07 at 01:13

The Long Way Round.

Fonz

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15th Mar 07 at 09:02

i've recently enjoyed three autobiographies

Gordon Ramsey - Humble Pie
Peter Kay - The Sound of Laughter
Chris Moyles - The Gospel according to Chris Moyles

loved them all.
GR was blunt and very much in his style.
PK was like a rolling stand up kept going off subject on tangents but a laugh every few pages
CM was like a radio link, has no set structure (ie starts at the beginning of his career, ends at Radio breakfast show) but makes for a really easy read. read the first 80 pages in my first sitting!

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15th Mar 07 at 09:03

How to Win Friends and Influence People (Paperback)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Win-Friends-Influence-People/dp/0749307846/ref=pd_ka_1/202-3551952-3233446?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1173949411&sr=8-1

Excellent book, read it a few times.

drunkenfool

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15th Mar 07 at 09:04

The God delusion?

Cosmo

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15th Mar 07 at 09:18

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
The God delusion?

I have this sat here and havent read it yet, meant to be very good.

Beardo

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15th Mar 07 at 09:20

DONNIE BRASCO

Rachel H

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15th Mar 07 at 09:35

Nick Cook - Hunt For Zero Point

Marc

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15th Mar 07 at 09:58

Iain Banks : The Wasp Factory
Iain Banks : The Business
William Sutcliffe: Are You Experienced
Joseph Heller : Catch 22
Irvine Welsh : Filth
Roy Keane : Keane
Bruce Campbell : If Chins could Kill

[Edited on 15-03-2007 by Marc]

Jamie Walby

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15th Mar 07 at 10:03

Martin Gilbert - Second World War

Mark330d

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15th Mar 07 at 10:05

Marty McGartland - 50 Dead Mean Walking

or anything by Dave Courtney

Mad Moe

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15th Mar 07 at 10:08

quote:
Originally posted by Rachel H
Nick Cook - Hunt For Zero Point

Have considered buying this a few time but held off because of mixed reviews.

drunkenfool

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15th Mar 07 at 12:36

quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo

quote:
Originally posted by drunkenfool
The God delusion?

I have this sat here and havent read it yet, meant to be very good.

Same, I just havent had time and i really want to read it! I got 4 spanish novels to read first though for uni

SteveW

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15th Mar 07 at 12:42

Horror books..

Richard Laymon all the way..

Dr Pepper

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15th Mar 07 at 15:35

"His Dark Materials" trilogy are absolutely awsome.

By Phillip Pulman.. they are making a big hollywood trilogy out of this at the moment so its going to go ballistic pretty soon... great books... the film is likely to be pants.

the books are called The Northen Lights, The subtle Knife and the amber spyglass.

Steve

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