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Flavio Sapha
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THE ART OF TONY MILLIONNAIRE ~ highly recommended for
luscious linework enthusiasts!
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Brad Brickley
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I'm half way through WAR AND PEACE now. Great book and great translation that I mentioned on the previous page. Tolstoy is so insightful with how he writes. Amazing book. Long, but I've been enthralled the whole time.
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Peter Martin
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Mrs Frisby and the Rats of NIMH by Robert C O'Brien. It's a children's book, so it's not a challenging read in any way, but a nice pleasant one, and has some nice elements of mystery with well-paced reveals.
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Wallace Sellars
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I just started reading RANGER'S APPRENTICE Book 9.
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Michael Arndt
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THE TIME TRAVELER'S GUIDE TO MEDIEVAL ENGLAND: A HANDBOOK FOR VISITORS TO THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY by Ian Mortimer FAT, DRUNK, AND STUPID: THE INSIDE STORY BEHIND THE MAKING OF ANIMAL HOUSE by Matty Simmons
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Flavio Sapha
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I'm half way through WAR AND PEACE now.
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ANNA KARENINA is my favorite book!
Another great one by Tolstoy, which you can read in one sitting is THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYICH.
I´ve floundered twice on War and Peace, though...
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Thomas Walling
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In the middle of CHILD 44 by Tom Ross Smith and working my way through all the Spenser Novels, just finished SMALL VICES.
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Doug O'Loughlin
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Finishing Micro by Michael Crichton and a co-author (out from the library). That Animal House book looks good! I wonder if it's on the Kindle, I'll have to check tonight.
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Andrew Davey
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My daughter's copy of The Hunger Games. I am so behind the reading curve.
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Brad Brickley
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ANNA KARENINA is my favorite book!
*** Read that last year. Great book. -----
Another great one by Tolstoy, which you can read in one sitting is THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYICH.
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In the near future, but I'm taking a break from the Russian greats for a bit!
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I´ve floundered twice on War and Peace, though...
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I had that problem with Anna Karenina at first, but found a great translation team of Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky and that made all the difference. They're a husband and wife team that has done some great work translating the Russian Classics to English. So if you read any of those books in English, try their translations.
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Steve D Swanson
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Parallel Worlds by Michio Kaku A book about the origins of the universe and the multiverse and the origins of our understanding of the universe. I'm about halfway through and I think I almost understand some of it... (that's a joke, I know now how little I actually understand, but at least now I think I can follow the train of thought rather than gaping in awe as it thunders past). Michio Kaku explains things really well and writes in an entertaining enough fashion that the only reason I put it down is so that I can think through the ramifications and possibilities of what he's saying (also so I can review it in my mind to make sure I'm kind of understanding instead of just reading the words).
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Aaron Smith
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Parallel Worlds by Michio Kaku *** Excellent, excellent book! Kaku's other book, Hyperspace is also great. I'd recommend them to anyone who wants to learn more about physics.
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