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tjwrite•Feb 28, 2012•hill jack city, Ohio USA

RE: Stephen King: The Stand

What makes us love a book? I think that sometimes it's the "when" a book finds you that matters most. I must have been about 11 y/o when someone gave me copy of The Stand, minus front cover. Things were pretty bad all 'round for me, and I was very close to redecorating my ceiling and walls with my brains. The horror story carried me far away from the real horrors of home. When I finished the last page, I started again on page one.
I've read a lot "great literature" since those days, but The Stand will always hold a special place in my heart. Thank you, Mr. King.

ru4evaOP•Jan 28, 2012•Waikato, New Zealand

Maggie Bateson: My Fairy Princess Palace

Cool... check it out opened..

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aScottishGuy82•Jan 21, 2012•Croydon, Surrey, England UK

RE: Rhonda Bryne: The Secret

a book for idiots

shay28•Jan 19, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: Paulo Coelho: Eleven Minutes

simply enticing

shay28•Jan 19, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: J.K Rowling: Harry Potter

love harry, ron and hermione's adventures

shay28•Jan 19, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings

love the book and the movie as well

Elis2012•Jan 18, 2012•Almaty, Kazakhstan

RE: Rhonda Bryne: The Secret

nice book, I like it too

sweetcocoa1•Jan 17, 2012•singapore, Central Singapore Singapore

RE: Rhonda Bryne: The Secret

i read it too and i like it too

lipsee•Jan 14, 2012•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: arthur c clarke: Childhood's End

I,v just read "Rendezvous with Rama" by the same author,,,I also looked at the reviews for this novel on Amazon..I like what I read and will lookout for this book,Thanks for posting

shay28•Jan 7, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: paulo coelho: eleven minutes

Delighfully sensual and entertaining.

shay28•Jan 7, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: j.k rowling: harry potter series

I completed reading all 6 books but i have yet to own them. xoxoxo

shay28•Jan 7, 2012•Ha'il,, Saudi Arabia

RE: Paulo Coelho: The Alchemist

Delightful and a must book to read. Simple but elegant.

tromp420•Jan 1, 2012•columbus, Ohio USA

RE: Anne Rice: Interview With The Vampire

i have read everything Anne rice has wrote and i am a die hard fan of hers !

lipseeOP•Dec 28, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

John Man: Genghis Khan

1000 to 1,,,,I think that sounds wrong,,,that would mean he only had 100 troops...sorry about that folks I made a total cockup...back to the book!!!

lipsee•Dec 13, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: King James Version: Holy Bible

They tried to kill off this book with the new edition,,but there is something magical about the words in the "King James version",, to people like me who where force fed this at sunday school, you never forget the words..thanks for posting

ruhul2012•Dec 7, 2011•sylhet, Sylhet Bangladesh

RE: Galdos: Tormento

hi im seek you, want to good relationship with you, im nice good poor man, my mind is rich, im never married, im real right man, email:iruhul 26@yahoo.com
Ruhul

cute_baby_gurl22•Dec 1, 2011•dunedin, Otago New Zealand

RE: Stephnie MEYER: The Twilight saga

i love this series :)

yona62•Nov 27, 2011•Detroit, TX, Texas USA

RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"

Great read could not put the book down.I to had a bad childhood.
My Father try to kill me 4 times before I was ten.Read this book
then ask yourself what can I do to help?

sleepin_birdOP•Nov 18, 2011•Vilvoorde, Flemish Brabant Belgium

Clive Barker: Weaveworld

It's weird, obscure... nothing like you expect, yet everything you expect; typical Clive Barker, you'll like this one.

lipsee•Nov 18, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: Clive Barker: Weaveworld

I,m getting hooked on Clive Barker,but Iv yet to read this...

lipseeOP•Nov 16, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

Clive Barker: The Great Seret Show

"Abit ODD"......... you are not wrong there!!!!

Quest64•Nov 12, 2011•Tauranga, Bay of Plenty New Zealand

RE: Clive Barker: The Great Seret Show

I have not read this Clive Barker book yet, but I have read a few others and for me he is a great author even though his stories can be a bit odd.

myhome•Nov 8, 2011•Pinetop, Arizona USA

RE: Janet Evanovich: Fearless Fourteen

I love her I have all her book's.When i'm down I just read any of her book's and it just make's my whole day.

vyoleta•Oct 29, 2011•Arkaroola, South Australia Australia

RE: William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream

lipsee

I am not picky. There is a big difference between novel and play, especially when you talk about some one like Shakespeare.

Nice to meet you.

vyoleta•Oct 29, 2011•Arkaroola, South Australia Australia

RE: Rhonda Byrne: The Secret

I like books like this one. Optimistic, full of limitless posibilities of human mind.

RR313•Oct 23, 2011•Brooklyn, New York USA

RE: Rhonda Byrne: The Secret

at the end of the book she has biographies, the people she got her information from, wallace wattles, prentice mulford, charles haanel, robert collier, genevieve behrend, i looked these people up, put everything into practice everyday and i am bleeping happy.

lipsee•Oct 13, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream

" vyoleta says: on 51 minutes ago
Not a novel, a play.",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Do,nt be so Picky,,,Actually I quite like this Story(play) ,yes it is better seen as a play,but its still a good read..

lipsee•Oct 13, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: Jane Austen: Sense and Sensibility

My Goodness!! you are not wrong there!!!!!

vyoleta•Oct 13, 2011•Arkaroola, South Australia Australia

RE: William Shakespeare: A Midsummer Night's Dream

Not a novel, a play.

jbush0518OP•Oct 12, 2011•Coconut Creek, Florida USA

Jane Austen: Sense and Sensibility

Of course it would be to you! it's a chick book!

lipsee•Oct 12, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: Jane Austen: Sense and Sensibility

its non sense!!!

lipsee•Oct 6, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

RE: Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice

I think Elisbeth,s sister Mary should have married Mr Collins

RAEL266•Sep 27, 2011•LIVERPOOL, Merseyside, England UK

RE: J.R.R. Tolkien: The Lord of The Rings

A MASTER PIECE UNSURPASSED BY ANY BEFORE OR SINCE. IT CONTAINS SUCH DEPTH OF CULTURES, LEGENDS, AND LORE THAT IT WOULD BE EASY TO BELIEVE TOLKIEN WAS JUST RELATING HIS LIFE AND WORLD EXPERIENCES AS A NATIVE OF MIDDLE EARTH.
I ONLY WISH I HAD SUCH LITERARY TALENT.

ginge123•Sep 26, 2011•belfast, Antrim Ireland

RE: John Wyndham: The Day of the Triffids

i read this book at the age of 15, it has always been ome of my favourites.....

lipseeOP•Sep 17, 2011•London, Greater London, England UK

Frederik Pohl: The other end of time

I just noticed Greg Bear (who ever he is) says about the book,"its the thinking persons INDEPENDENCE DAY",I think the story line is so much better then that,,,

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