singing-love
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Sweeney B, O'Reilly J & Coleman A, Law in Commerce, 5th Ed, LexisNexis Butterworths. University hahaha
What book are you currently reading?
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PugofCrydee
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accidentprone
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I've picked up the habit of reading more than one book, due in part to all the reading assignments in Honors/AP English courses. xP
While I'm reading Macbeth for English class, I'm rereading Battle Royale for enjoyment.
I just bought the Millennium series, so we'll see how that one goes soon enough.
While I'm reading Macbeth for English class, I'm rereading Battle Royale for enjoyment.
I just bought the Millennium series, so we'll see how that one goes soon enough.
ONline87_15793
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yesterday i finished a book of montesquie and tomorrow i'm approcching to read a book of "Seneca", the art of "oziare" (i don't know what it is in english)
did someone read somenthing of seneca?
did someone read somenthing of seneca?
dannyboy65
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I don't know if comic books count but I'm going to re read V For Vendetta.
Argentum
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2312 by Kim Stanley. Her prose jumps around a lot and makes it hard to follow, but I haven't finished many sci-fi books recently. I spent ten pages thinking midgets were a type of alien because of her weird style of introducing future culture and new people, and I'm still not 100% sure I've got this right. But an alien police officer wouldn't have a ponytail... right? So a "little", despite the "looking up at them like a langur or marmoset", must be a human...
I'm also in the middle of Jamie McGuire's Red Hill, but I don't like this one, either. The author has the unique talent of accomplishing nothing, not even character development or a good fight scene, in five chapters with at least six main characters during the zombie apocalypse.
Lot of weird stuff on bestseller lists these days that isn't 50 Shades. Lem's Solaris was the last enjoyable book I read--and it's from the 60's.
I'm also in the middle of Jamie McGuire's Red Hill, but I don't like this one, either. The author has the unique talent of accomplishing nothing, not even character development or a good fight scene, in five chapters with at least six main characters during the zombie apocalypse.
Lot of weird stuff on bestseller lists these days that isn't 50 Shades. Lem's Solaris was the last enjoyable book I read--and it's from the 60's.
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FountainandFairfax
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Have been reading these - just finished Red Dragon and have the most recent one to go
Red Dragon was the best, IMO, and is actually my favorite novel. The rest decline in both quality and entertainment value from there. Eeeeeever so slightly with TSOL, much more so with Hannibal, and then falls completely off the cliff with Hannibal Rising.
dannyboy65
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Seven Deadly Sins by Corey Taylor
FountainandFairfax
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I just started "Because The Night" by James Ellroy.
strangelet
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The Hobbit.
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The Wine-Dark Sea by Robert Aikman. Thought I would try something a little different and this has proven to be rather good. A collection of what the author discribes as strange stories. I had been reading Dante's Inferno, but with my insomnia draining me I didn't finish it. Now that's it's settled I'll get into that shortly.
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