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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Created	Last Comment
The Catcher in the Rye: J. D. Salinger The protagonist Holden Caulfield tells several of commoms events in his life. What gives quality to the book is how Holden communicate with the reader...	Unknown	1,335	0	May 2011
Keep the Aspidistra Flying: George Orwell Orwell is my favourite fiction writer bar none. Someone said that he describes the compromised lives we recognize as our own and the protagonist in th...	Unknown	988	0	May 2011
The Prometheus Deception: Robert Ludlum Nicholas Bryson is a deep cover operative for an intelligence group called The Directorate. This is a spy thriller, fast paced with lots of surprises...	Unknown	1,008	0	May 2011
The Thorn Birds: Colleen McCullough I read this many years ago, it is enticingly written... which makes it hard to put down. Her writing enticed me enough that I looked for another t...	Unknown	1,885	2	Apr 2011	Sep 2011 Abagail
Blue Smoke: Nora Roberts I love all Nora Roberts/JD Robb books you don't just get romance it's gripping start to finish. I think I have probably read close to half of her book...	Unknown	2,510	2	Apr 2011	Apr 2012 Unknown
Wuthering Heights: Emily Bronte This book simply put is all about a love that goes beyond death. It is extremely passionate and dark. My favorite line is when Cathy tells Nelly, "I a...	Unknown	1,416	0	Apr 2011
Submission: Ashley Brooke Well, I normally wouldn't rate this, but since I really don't have an option, I chose to give it a 5. If you're a fan of romantic suspense, check...	Unknown	1,781	0	Apr 2011
The Day of the Triffids: John Wyndham i read this book at the age of 15, it has always been ome of my favourites........	Unknown	2,083	3	Apr 2011	Feb 2018 BonnevilleM

Lady of Hay: Barbara Erskine This book was a freebie with a womans mag many years ago,which got me reading all of Barbara Erskines books.Very mysterious/mystical. I've just finish...	Unknown	1,066	0	Apr 2011
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: Stiegg Larsson Today I finished Book No. 3 of the trilogy. I am very pleased that I went ahead and bought the books. Now I wish I had someone to discuss the books w...	Unknown	2,629	5	Apr 2011	Sep 6 DLMac
siddhartha: herman Hesse 1). We want buy all 'Tripitak' books. Book name 'Tripitak'. Book language: English. And 2). Is there theory book of Buddhist physics scientific...	Unknown	1,835	0	Mar 2011	Apr 2015 Unknown
The Story of Edgar Sawtelle: David Wroblewski The book is about a boy whose father hides a secret. It's also about the boy raising a litter of dogs in the barn that his father didn't know about....	Unknown	872	0	Mar 2011
portrait of a young man drowning: charles perry A very powerful book! Not a nice book, quite horrific in parts. The only book the author Charles Perry had published. The only manuscript for his othe...	stephengriff	2,718	1	Mar 2011	Feb 2019 Unknown
puc the magier: Raymond Feist Their are many good things in the book. And who thinks that you can learn nothing of a fiction story must really read the first book: Belanda: leerli...	Unknown	1,103	0	Mar 2011
Atonement: Ian McEwan Brillant story of a passionate love and one one you girls lie which as the old cliche goes changed the lives of everone brillant and with a superb twi...	Blueyes22	1,210	0	Mar 2011
Nausea: Jean-Paul Sartre A historian's slow unraveling mirrors modern man's internal collapse. Sartre, you big wacky-pants! My edition is old and falling apart from reading....	Unknown	1,045	0	Mar 2011
A Million Little Pieces: James Frey this was the most amazing story i have ever read......but sadly oprah unveiled it for what it was.....but i still stand by my first sentence.....defin...	Unknown	1,179	0	Mar 2011
Angel Fire East: Terry Brooks Since I started college I've had to read a lot of technical books on IT, so I decided that it would be nicier to start reading books with out the tech...	Unknown	1,325	0	Mar 2011
29 Gifts: How a Month of Giving Can Change Your Life: Cami Walker Cami Talks about 29 Gifts on the Today Show...	Unknown	1,285	1	Mar 2011	Mar 2011 Unknown
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Game master guide: David Cook I like to game master and enjoy the entire collection of the AD&D fantasy line.I have game mastered since the 90's and went to Gen Con 1994 dressed as...	Unknown	1,205	0	Mar 2011
trylle trilogy: amanda hocking I absolutly love all of Amanda Hocking books'. the title Switched is the first book of the trylle series and its awesome. they all are in my opinion...	Unknown	1,146	0	Mar 2011

The World Of Jeeves: P.G. Wodehouse I like this book because it is a collection of many humorous short stories. There is no sex, or violence. There is just light comedy. This is the basi...	Unknown	1,298	0	Feb 2011
Russian Gypsy Fortune Telling Cards - THE BEST!!!!!!: Alexandrovna Touchkoff This stunning Russian lacquer-style package of twenty-five full-color cards and accompanying book combines the beauty of Russian lacquer box art wi...	Unknown	2,078	0	Feb 2011
Goodbye Gary Cooper: Roman Gary this book gave me a special outlook of the world and i highly recommend it to you....	Unknown	3,781	0	Feb 2011
The Greatest Trade Ever: Gregory Zukerman very interesting...	kagero	2,204	0	Feb 2011
The Wolf and The Dove: Kathleen E. Woodiwiss Great Reading!...	Unknown	1,699	0	Feb 2011
Hellion: Bertrice Small A great historical romance! Bertrice Small knows how to keep you engaged by her ability to mix in great erotica!...	Unknown	2,090	0	Feb 2011
Lord of the Flies: William Golding This is one of the best books i have ever read in my life. This is the story of the loss of mankind. It depicts the fall into temptation as nearly ine...	Unknown	1,384	0	Feb 2011
The WASP FACTORY: Iain Banks good book maybe you already read it...	Unknown	1,498	0	Feb 2011
THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI: Robin Sharma This book litterly jumped off the shelf into my path when I was 'searching for the true self' (me) and its packed full with positivity! I love it, and...	Unknown	1,090	0	Feb 2011
Perfect Mirror: Adrian Feldman Is a reality check in our perspective of life, more particularly, your own life....	Unknown	2,114	0	Feb 2011

Awakened: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast book 7 of the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,843	0	Feb 2011
Burned: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast Book 7 in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,452	0	Feb 2011
Tempted: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast Book 6 in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,427	0	Feb 2011
Hunted: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast Book 5 in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,441	0	Feb 2011
Untamed: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast Book three in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,444	0	Feb 2011
Chosen: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast The third book, in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,376	0	Feb 2011
Betrayed: A House of Night Novel: P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast This is the Second book in the house of night series...	PandaBear22	1,438	0	Feb 2011
Marked: A House of Night Novel: P.C Cast and Kristin Cast The house of night is one of my favorite series. Its a different type of vampire book, then wat most people r use too. But i really like them. Marked...	PandaBear22	1,453	0	Feb 2011
A Northern Light: Jennifer Donnelly This is one of my favorite books. At first it is a little confusing to follow cause it jumps back and forth but its a really good read....	PandaBear22	3,287	1	Feb 2011	Feb 2011 PandaBear22
The Time Machine: H.G.Wells This book was simply a novelty. The entire concept of time machine in its originality is presented with a breathtaking adventure. I particularly enjoy...	Unknown	1,146	0	Feb 2011
Aunt Jante Needs You!: Stephan Attia The Absurd is one of my favorite books. I enjoyed the irony and the fine line between the unseen reality and the truth. It reminds me of Kafka a bit....	Unknown	1,367	0	Feb 2011