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[Kujah]

The Other Side of Dawn - John Marsden

 

[timlay]

some random book called
Trance.

stopped reading it. returned it. it was huge. no more reading. time to SLEEP.

 

[UzurOger]

well i think the last thing i was reading here was feet of clay or something but meh up to night watch by terry pratchett and only one left in the series WOOO!! btw anyone who knows this series damn sam vimes is awesome

 

[Emma-Jayde]

I love Vimes!
But I think Death is the best.

 

[Seryn]

well i think the last thing i was reading here was feet of clay or something but meh up to night watch by terry pratchett and only one left in the series WOOO!! btw anyone who knows this series damn sam vimes is awesome

Hmm, I don't get this obsession that everyone has with Vimes. I find the Vimes books to be the most boring of those i've read so far. Death is better, though personally I find the stand-alone books/characters to be the best, like The Truth and Going Postal. Lipwig Von Moist ftw!

 

[ObjectsInSpace]

Hmm, I don't get this obsession that everyone has with Vines. I find the Vines books to be the most boring of those i've read so far. Death is better, though personally I find the stand-alone books/characters to be the best, like The Truth and Going Postal. Lipwig Von Moist ftw!

Actually, Moist is coming back in Making Money, where he gets bored with the post office and so takes over the mint. I found The Truth to start quite strongly but it actually got pretty weak at the end (rather like Sam Vimes; books like Jingo left a lot to be desired, but Night Watch was great). Going Postal was infinitely better and hopefully Making Money will be more of the same.

 

[UzurOger]

Hmm, I don't get this obsession that everyone has with Vimes. I find the Vimes books to be the most boring of those i've read so far. Death is better, though personally I find the stand-alone books/characters to be the best, like The Truth and Going Postal. Lipwig Von Moist ftw!

well i just read night watch which is focus on him making you think of his awesomeness, and i also think death is better he is how do you say misunderstood by the masses...Lipwig Von Moist ??? which book is that

 

[glitter burns]

Reading "Leviathan" by John Birmingham (love him!) and "Gods Call Girl" by Carla van Raay.

 

[Sarah168]

Reading "White Oleanders" by Janet Fitch mainly cos I was drawn to the cover.

The writer has some obsession with similes...

 

[Emma-Jayde]

Robin Hobb's Assassin's Quest
Speaking of covers, I really like the ones on these books. But then again, they're done by John Howe and I love his illustrations.

 

[daledugahole]

Jane Eyre - Charlotte Bronte

 

[UnIqUe_PrInCeSs]

VC Andrews - Dawn

it's pretty good so far

 

[^CoSMic DoRiS^^]

well i just read night watch which is focus on him making you think of his awesomeness, and i also think death is better he is how do you say misunderstood by the masses...Lipwig Von Moist ??? which book is that

Lipwig Von Moist is in "Going Postal". I lent my copy to a friend like a year ago and she never returned it lol i must chase it up.

and yeah, vimes is cool. but he pales in comparison to some of the other characters imo.

 

[booties4]

The Other Side of Dawn - John Marsden

Best bloody book ever....God i love the tommorow series. does any1 know whether the Ellie chronicles are any good?

 

[Bookie]

i read many books at a time

currently
bourne supremacy - ludlum
and museum of hoaxes - alex boese

 

[jhakka]

Magician by Raymond E. Feist

 

[Lanalor]

The God Delusion - Richard Dawkins

 

[*Lozzie*]

hp and the half blood prince

 

[Sofstar]

The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

 

[hipsta_jess]

"Layla's Story"

Its the memoirs of an Australian woman (Vanessa Gorman) who works/ed for Australian Story and lost her baby daughter (Layla) 8 hours after she was born.

I'm about halfway through now..it started off essentially as a porn, my God, it was so graphic I don't know how they got away without putting a warning on the cover, but now, it is lovely.