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Book	Poster	Order by Most Viewed	Order by Most Commented	Order by Most Liked	Created	Last Comment
Under The Dome: Stephen King This is an awesome book - I'm nearing the end of it myself at the moment and its had me utterly engrossed the whole time - I can't put it down it seem...	Unknown	1,784	1	2	May 2010	Dec 2010 Sativa_Soul
To Kill A Mocking bird: Harper Lee These are the facts that are beyond controversy. How lucky we (reader) are able to read such meaningful book....	Unknown	1,826	5	2	Aug 2010	Feb 2011 Unknown
Les Miserables: Victor Hugo Heart breaking...	atyafa	1,280	0	2	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 atyafa
The Hunger games: Suzanne Collins There are 3 of this series and all 3 are really good. This is more an action/thriller/survival book...	TaintedHalo	1,546	0	2	Sep 2010	Sep 2010 TaintedHalo
Tricks of the mind: Derren Brown derren is brilliant, i love when he calls a random phone in london and hypnotizes the listener to fall asleep...	Divinitymagic	2,714	1	2	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 krzifngrs
A Prayer For Owen Meany: John Irving I have never read a book that made me laugh out loud and sob til this one!...	Unknown	975	0	2	Aug 2010	Aug 2010 Unknown
Tao Te Ching: Lao Tzu This is another important book for me, I started to understand it when I had more life experiences....	Unknown	1,164	0	2	Mar 2009	Mar 2009 Unknown
The Tipping Point: Malcolm Gladwell Malcolm's book "Blink" is very interesting as well. Researchers have discovered new information about the way the human brain works in real-life scen...	Colin	1,194	1	2	Mar 2009	Apr 2009 Unknown

3 Men in a Boat (To Say Nothing of the Dog): Jerome K. Jerome I really liked the film but didnt realise there was a book as well. Will have to find a copy....	Unknown	2,450	5	2	Mar 2009	May 2010 Unknown
The Long Dark Tea-Time of the soul: Douglas Adams A detective story set in a fantasy context. A laid back detective with a most peculiar theory of how the universe works... A fun, easy read....	clara1956	1,192	0	2	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 clara1956
Twilight Saga: Stephanie Meyer I read these when they were first published, its great that they are finally getting the attention that they so truly deserve. Just about everyone...	Unknown	3,390	8	2	Mar 2009	May 2009 Unknown
Ringworld: Larry Niven The title says everything... good science fiction,daring but coherent, the kind that makes itself believable. I truly enjoyed this book and recommend...	clara1956	1,284	0	2	Mar 2009	Mar 2009 clara1956
How to Write Fast (While Writing Well): David Fryxell Are you struggling to write what’s inside you? Can’t seem to get any momentum going? Do you constantly find yourself up against deadlines and panick...	Staff	5,237	0	2	Mar 2009	Feb 2023 Unknown
Den store Gatsby: F. Scott Fitzgerrald At first I was forced to read this for a class in high school and I absolutely hated it, but I've read twice since then and it's really growing on me....	Colin	1,277	1	2	Mar 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
Spiritual Gardening: Peg Streep Zen, labyrinth, Celtic, healing, aromatherapy—these are just a few of the gardens showcased in this elegant book by Peg Streep. Spiritual Gardening:...	Staff	3,692	0	2	Mar 2009
Victory: Joseph Conrad Ask most readers if they have read any Conrad and they’re likely to respond with Heart of Darkness—the classic tale that inspired the acclaimed film A...	Staff	2,690	1	2	Mar 2009	Mar 2023 Unknown
Lucky Man: Michael J. Fox Humorous and optimistic, this book drops you to your knees with it's humility and truth. If you are looking for a book that will help you change your...	sisu8	2,186	0	2	Mar 2009	Mar 2009 sisu8
La llama doble: Octavio Paz The first chapter is loaded with references to try to establish a solid background after this chapter the book really makes you think and wonder!!!...	Galenus	1,644	1	2	Apr 2009	Dec 2017 Cachuchi
On The Road: by Jack Kerouac This author made me take a pilgrimage with his inspirational tales. I discovered more about myself in 6 months than in the rest of my life....	Unknown	2,049	4	2	Apr 2009	May 2009 Unknown
Interview With The Vampire: Anne Rice i have read everything Anne rice has wrote and i am a die hard fan of hers !...	Unknown	1,955	4	2	Apr 2009	Jan 2012 Unknown
The painter of battles: Arturo Perez Reverte Haven`t read this book in particular, but several of his historical novels, which are well written and show knowledge of the times. I haven`t read a...	Bathspa	1,455	1	2	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 clara1956

Along came a spider: James Patterson wicked read....	clara1956	2,146	3	2	Apr 2009	Aug 2010 Unknown
The Asbo Fairy Tales: Hans Christian Asbosen Some of the worlds best known fairy tales re done with a modern day twist, like Puss in boots robbing from the king to get a nice house, or little red...	cazzyd	1,635	0	2	Apr 2009	Apr 2009 cazzyd
The Road Less Traveled: M. Scott Peck M.D A mind opener and quite educational. Enjoyed reading about cathexis and our motivations and serendipity. It's been years since I,ve read it, but it st...	Unknown	1,501	5	2	May 2009	Sep 2009 Unknown
online today! The Cure for All Cancers: Hulda Regehr Clark Hulda Regehr Clark also wrote "The Cure For All Diseases". I found her studies of parasites and intestinal flukes to be very interesting....	_Peet_60	1,445	1	2	Apr 2009	Jan 2010 Unknown
The outlander: Diana Gabaldon Yesssss. Claire couldn't have landed in a more convoluted era but the XVIII Century... I mean, the French revolution, the two Stuart risings, the Ame...	loulou33	2,263	6	2	May 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
master of the game: sidney sheldon I Love Sidnet Sheldon, have read all his books. Master of the game is one of my favourites. A must read for Sidney Sheldon fans......	mexikanska	1,760	1	2	Sep 2009	Sep 2009 Lillym
Reader's Digest Field Guide to the Birds of Britain: Reader''s Digest What can I say! ... just a fantastic book on the birds of Britain. It's been well travelled and well used! :o)...	Juneau	2,919	0	2	Sep 2009	Sep 2009 Juneau
Mansfield Park: Jane Austen This is probably my least favorite Austen, but I still love it. I feel so bad for Fanny Price because of how she's treated her whole life, but I still...	Unknown	1,020	0	2	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA: Friedrich Nietzsche also translated as Thus Spoke Zarathustra. Treatise by Friedrich Nietzsche, written in four parts and published in German between 1883 and 1885 as Als...	Unknown	1,066	0	2	Aug 2009	Aug 2009 Unknown
The Clan of the Cave Bear: Jean M. Auel Loved this series!...	Unknown	1,182	1	2	Aug 2009	Oct 2009 Unknown

HoneyMoon: James Patterson Thanks girl i will definitely check them out!...	Unknown	1,841	2	2	Jul 2009	May 2010 Unknown
I Am David: Anne Holm Every Gr7 class that I did this book with, enjoyed it....	Unknown	3,859	2	2	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 nibblejc
che guevara, cuba, and road to socialism: che guevara ...............	Unknown	1,340	1	2	Jul 2009	May 2021 whitelily1
Little House On The Prairie: Laura Ingalls Wilder I read it; it was a good book to read; I recommend this book to any1 that wants to read this book... Pick it up at your local library as well; & read...	Unknown	1,097	0	2	Jul 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown
Love In The Time Of Cholera: Gabriel Garcia Marquez What can I say about Marquez to do him justice? To have his beautiful prose wash over you is as rewarding as having a full body massage or dreaming th...	Unknown	935	0	2	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
The Black Obelisk: Erich Maria Remarque This book offers an interesting view of the German society between the two world wars. The characters are unique and delightful. Very original ideas a...	Unknown	1,631	0	2	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
The Twilight Saga Collection: Stephenie Meyer These are amazing! Anyone who has read the first should read what Stephenie wrote of Midnight Sun at http://www.stepheniemeyer.com/pdf/midnightsun_par...	Unknown	1,586	3	2	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 Unknown
A Sand County Almanac: Aldo Leopold This book opens your eyes to the small things that nature has to offer...	loulou33	2,774	0	1	Jun 2009	Jun 2009 loulou33
Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary: Oxford Press I see, we never have too many dictionaries, lol!...	Unknown	2,215	3	1	Jun 2009	Jul 2009 clara1956
Northanger Abbey: Jane Austen 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 t...	Unknown	1,447	2	1	Jun 2009	Jul 2009 Unknown
Princess Bride: William Goldman Even Funnier than the movie!...	Unknown	1,214	2	1	Jun 2009	Nov 2009 Unknown