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'Paragorn Lost' by Dave Duncan.

I think I've read the novel at least 20 times. My hardcover copy is starting to wear out.
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I was reading 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' series, but then I got to talking to this guy in my class a few days ago and he was telling me about a book he read a few years back. He described it so well and it got me so into it that I had to check it out for myself. So, today, I just started reading the book he got me interested in, 'The Body of Christopher Creed.' I'm already over halfway done. I should finish it by tomorrow. ^-^

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Much thanks to Scholastic for the set! And Pimboli for the button! ^-^
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I got bored and read 'The Da Vinci Code' in like 3 hours. It was great for the first half with all its facts, then crpa in the second as the plot deteriorated a bit and the facts went a little wonky.
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can't seem to understand shakespeare's twelfth night (my literature book for next year) even after rereading it for the second time...

reread gillian white' refuge, garth nix's grim tuesday...

gonna be on the hunt for the last book in the Giver 'trilogy' (gAThering blue is the second)

sarah zettel's last book of the isavalta trilogy
hp and the order of the phoenix (someone took it and never returned it!)

so should i get dan brown's da vinci code or not; considering the bad reviews i've read?

"In this world there are only two tragedies. One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it."
- Oscar Wilde
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I'm reading
Muhammed Ali- his life and times

Good book, even if it is mostly quotes. Fantastic boxer, and always an interesting read.

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Cassi
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Just finished reading The Curious Incident of the Dog in Nighttime, which I think Igg recommended to me, like, ages ago. 'Twas very good.

Also reading Harry Potter OotP, and HHGTTG...or I may have finished that...I dunno, I'm reading my nice big 5 in one, so close enough. =P[/i]

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I'll recommend it to anyone, it's a fantastic book.

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Just finished my book by Guy Gavriel Kay, was very good its called The Summer Tree. Its the first of a trilogy so i now have to go get the rest of the trilogy! Will keep you posted on my progress, and give a full report after i finish the third book!

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I'm reading a book titled The Urban World. Now if only I could get around finishing it...

I run The Infinity Program, a den of villains and swashbucklers.
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Book of Bunny Suicide Returns.
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Cassi
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Heh, go me, I bought two books yesterday, finished them both. What a waste of money.

Anyway, Noughts & Crosses, which was excellent. Now I wanna go buy more books...but I doubt I'd be able to find more that were as good as those last two I read...

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Henry V
Mein Kampf Vol. 1
Thus Spake Zarathrusta
Basic Writings of C.G. Jung

I'm really one of those people who reads multipule books at times, I'm pretty good at it too, after hopping around from Shakespeare to Shakespeare in earlier life. :P
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Cassi wrote:
Heh, go me, I bought two books yesterday, finished them both. What a waste of money.

Anyway, Noughts & Crosses, which was excellent. Now I wanna go buy more books...but I doubt I'd be able to find more that were as good as those last two I read...


:roll:

Anyway, a friend of mine recommened "PS, I Love You" to me. I put it down after half a chapter since it was just so not my type of reading. x.x
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My maths textbook. Revision!

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Sparkling Cyanide by Agatha Christie.

I have to read books and take tests on them and get "points" and then I'm required to have a certain amount of points..it's to force kids to read and unfortunately it's a horrible program because you can only read certain books so the kids end up reaidng books they hate and the avid readers can't read books that aren't worth points or they get in trouble *sigh*

*points up* most of her books are worth points, and a nice amount too, so I read them, even if I don't particularly enjoy them.

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