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RE: DAN BROWN: ANGELS & DEMONS
Its ok for a thriller novel, but let's not go overboardRE: Antoine de Saint-Exupéry: The Little Prince
great book, great story, i dont care how old you get
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Cronical Of A Death Foretold
Yes, it is a great strory, indeed, as most of Marquez's books are but , still, I think "One Hundred Years of Solitude" is his masterpiece, moreover, it is one of the best books ever written.RE: DAN BROWN: ANGELS & DEMONS
easily one of my favourite books, but the movie was butchered in comparison. you'll get much more out of reading thisRE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mocking Bird
A damned good piece of literature. Certainly an enduring classic and a good example of moral integrity.
RE: Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice
A classic...... it never gets boring, no matter how many times you read it.RE: Margaret Mitchell: Gone with the wind
One of my all time favorites. I liked Scarlett too.RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
My heart goes out to Dave Pelzer for what he went through as a child. Once I started reading, I could not put the book down. Not for the fainthearted..RE: Oxford Press: Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary
I know what you mean, I have copies of the last two editions of the Simon & Schuster's Spanish-English Dictionary...and of course, the new edition.I don't have this one, and this is a "must".
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Cronical Of A Death Foretold
Another powerful story, with Macondo as the background. Any and every book ever written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a "must".Excellent!
RE: Oxford Press: Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary
omg, this is a classic. EVERY student training to become a teacher of English must have it. I still have my own bound copy, printed in the 70`s. A common joke among my colleagues is "Show me your Learner`s", because we can know the age of the owner by just looking at the cover.(I collect dictionaries...lol)
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Cronical Of A Death Foretold
A powerful, dramatic story. Interesting narrative technique. You`ve got to read it!RE: Anne Holm: I Am David
Holy crap!!! I remember when i was in primary school and our teacher told us the story and i have been looking for it in every book shop but i have no luck finding it :( it's a lovely story!RE: Harper Lee: To Kill A Mocking Bird
I had to read this for a class in highschool and I wish i had read it before that, becasue it's so amazing.
RE: Gary Jennings: The Journeyer
I read this book years ago and it continues to be one of my very favorites. It's a novelization of the life of Marco Polo. It's a compelling read.RE: James Patterson: HoneyMoon
Hi!! yes i agree with you ,i have read all James books,if you want a good onr its Martina Cole The Ladykiller,and after that Broken, a lot her books have been made for t v ,i have read them all ..........RE: Stephenie Meyer: The Twilight saga collection
omg where do i start? when i 1st got the books halfway into the 1st novel i was thinking.....maybe my teenage daughter be more into this than me, then couple of chapters later i was eating ..breathing....sleeping actually not sleeping but reading books at an alarming rate....je adore....seen the 1st instalment of the movie didnt do as much for me as my imagination did but im waiting for the sequal
RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
im sorry girls and boys but although a compelling read i just dont nor csn i get any sort of satisfaction from reading books with maybe so much truth or just total dassregard in this case the authors scandalous and painful upbringin it hurts my soul i read the 1st and for me it was the last...my mom has read them all and couldnt put them down....maybe its just me.happy reading though folks!
RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
Ladies Ladies (and gentlemen) if you are not sure you are ready for a child please use protection. There is no way on the face of this earth a child should go through what Dave Pelzer went through at his age. His books are great but heart wrenching to know that they are true stories.RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
i also read this book ,and had to wonder if in fact all that did really happen to him ,it is very sad but the father could have helped him ,i have the next book im about to read its called The Lost Boy ....
RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
i also read this book ,and had to wonder if in fact all that did really happen to him ,it is very sad but the father could have helped him ,i have the next book im about to read its called The Lost Boy Catherine
RE: Anne Frank: The Diary of Anne Frank
I have read the book and visited Anne Frank's House in Amsterdam....
RE: Don Miguel Ruiz: The Four Agreements
I have read this book...what a simple book, very insperationalRE: M. Scott Peck M.D: The Road Less Traveled
I have read this book....great messages in this read.....
RE: James Redfield: The Celestine Prophecy
I have read this book, and there is energy all around us, just because we cant see it dos'nt mean it's not there...you have to feel it.RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Living to tell the tale
yes amazing xxxxx read it all!!!!!!RE: by Elie Wiesel: knight
CS don't have free books?Beverly McMillan: Human Body A Visual Guide
FYI: This book is now on sale for $9.99 at Borders.
RE: Dave Pelzer: A child called "IT"
i've read all three of his books.what he went through was horrible thing to happen to any body.was in tears reading this.
RE: Dannion Brinkley: Saved by the Light
must try get this book ,i love these kind of booksRE: Douglas Adams: The Hitch-Hikers Guide To The Galaxy
This is one of the best sci-fi books ever written, combining sci-fi with philosophy and humor. Douglas Adams was a genius!RE: Jane Austen: Northanger Abbey
It's a wonderful book, and it's especially funny given how Austen mocks the typical Gothic style, but I really don't like Henry. He makes fun of her the whole book, baits her, scares her, laugh at her and then, when he finally does marry her, it's not necessarily out of love for her so much as out of duty since she fell in love with him first! Plus, Catherine is much more perceptive than Tilney in her own shy, innocent way. It's a good book, but Persuasion is infinitely better. I'd take Fredrick over Henry any day :)RE: Sophie Kinsella: Confessions of a Shopaholic
Read her book 'Remember me' which is alco very good.Highly reccomend the author 'Claudia Carroll'.She's very good.
RE: Gabriel Garcia Marquez: 100 years of solitude
To me, this is the best book ever written.