What is the last book you read?

Question

Im bored so just asking a random question. What is the last book you read? Mine was dream a little dream by Giovanna fletcher.

Answer 1

The last book I read (and finished) was the Paper Magician by Charlie N. Holmberg. The enchanting story line sucks you right in; this is a real page-turner. I'm currently reading the second one, The Glass Magician. So far, so good.

A couple hundred pages of light horror novel, which I picked up off the new book shelf at the library and almost didn't bother reading. An impulse borrow, if you will, just because I thought I had nothing better. I figured it wasn't that much different than any of the other horror novels I'd been reading lately, an afternoon's entertainment and a lesson in why I should order more books.



Well except it turned out I'd been ordering books again and just forgotten, my two books turned into six. A week later four of those books have been returned. One was too dry, left unread. One was Fran Ross' comedic novel Oreo, the first to be devoured, laughingly in quick bites, a worthy read, much like its namesake cookie, except a rarity, rather than a store-bought cookie, a delicious, one of a kind chef-made version of an Oreo. A third was Neil Gaiman's Ocean at the End of the Lane, a fantasy which is likely a planned screenplay. I found it overly predictable and a bit of a disappointment. Perhaps I've just grown weary of Gaiman's whimsy.

Answer 2

The Unnoticeables by Robert Brockway



A couple hundred pages of light horror novel, which I picked up off the new book shelf at the library and almost didn't bother reading. An impulse borrow, if you will, just because I thought I had nothing better. I figured it wasn't that much different than any of the other horror novels I'd been reading lately, an afternoon's entertainment and a lesson in why I should order more books.



Well except it turned out I'd been ordering books again and just forgotten, my two books turned into six. A week later four of those books have been returned. One was too dry, left unread. One was Fran Ross' comedic novel Oreo, the first to be devoured, laughingly in quick bites, a worthy read, much like its namesake cookie, except a rarity, rather than a store-bought cookie, a delicious, one of a kind chef-made version of an Oreo. A third was Neil Gaiman's Ocean at the End of the Lane, a fantasy which is likely a planned screenplay. I found it overly predictable and a bit of a disappointment. Perhaps I've just grown weary of Gaiman's whimsy.



Which brings me to the afterthought.



It had me at the first line "I met my guardian angel today. She shot me in the face." It went on, pleasantly surprising me with some really great prose for a horror novel. Interesting characters, good first person voices which seem like real voices, and some great phrases. One that sticks with me is a description "He looks like a jacket draped over an empty chair." I'm not saying this is the Great American novel, but unlike most horror novels I didn't feel dirty and greasy as if I'd just binge eaten an entire pizza when I was finished. It was funny, it was violent, it was fantasy-horror, but it also didn't pander to the reader. It didn't compromise



Well that was the last one.

Answer 3

Naked Human - Christopher Poindexter... It's A poet book

If you are looking for a good book to read, ''Gone by Michael Grant" Is a really good book,

Description;

Everyone except for the young Teen, Middle schoolers, Toddlers. But not a single adult. No teachers, no cops, no doctor, no parents. Gone, too, are the phones, internet, and television. There is no way to get help. Hunger threatens, Bullies rule. A sinister creature lurks. Animals are mutating, and the teens themselves are changing, developing new talents-unimaginable, dangerous, deadly powers-that grow stronger by the day. It's a terrifying world. Sides are being chosen and war is imminent. The first in a breath taking saga about teens battling each other and their darkest selves...

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Edenborn by Nick Sagan. I really enjoyed the first book, Idlewild, but this book was disappointing. It changed the main character from the first book for the worse, followed minor characters who I either found annoying or tedious and focused on an issue I didn't particularly care about. Looking at reviews for the third book in the trilogy, I may I'll stop with this book. If you read this series, just read Idlewild.

Answer 6

Edenborn by Nick Sagan. I really enjoyed the first book, Idlewild, but this book was disappointing. It changed the main character from the first book for the worse, followed minor characters who I either found annoying or tedious and focused on an issue I didn't particularly care about. Looking at reviews for the third book in the trilogy, I may I'll stop with this book. If you read this series, just read Idlewild.

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"I Saw It All At the Library--The View from Behind the Desk" by Jonathan M. Farlow, an autobiographical book by a librarian about the history of libraries and how he became a librarian. A lot of fun to read and very informative. I'm now reading the sixth volume of Frank O. Braynard's six-volume series "Leviathan--the World's Greatest Ship", a biography of the ocean liner that started out under the German flag as the Vaterland then was seized in 1917 to become the troopship U.S.S. Leviathan then served again as a passenger liner, still under the American flag, as the S.S. Leviathan.

Answer 8

So long ago that I read a book the whole way through before getting totally exasperated with its bullshit.



I glance at The Bible because obviously I'm in Erdington and I don't have the calmness to be able to sit there for a month reading a book to take my mind off of things, because in Erdington it's impossible to take my mind off of things. Even if I did take my mind off of things for a few minutes, it's pathetic because I then am amongst the sorrow as soon as I would put the bookmark back in a place. Blah erghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. erghhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

Answer 9

I'm currently reading Louise Penny's Inspector Gamache/Three Pines series of mysteries.

They're set in Canada's French-speaking Province of Quebec.

Just finished the third book in the series - The Cruelest Month - last night.



Binge-reading those is my way of balancing out having just devoured Giles Blunt's John Cardinal/Lisa Delorme novels.

Those take place in the English-speaking Province of Ontario, which is geographically next door to Quebec.



Blunt and Penny have utterly different writing styles, but their books are no less addictive & well-written.

Answer 10

The last book I read was Wither by Lauren Destefano. It's the first book in the Chemical Garden trilogy. However, I do not recommend it. Although it was decent (I give it a solid B), the followup novel "Fever" was so bad I put it down a little over halfway through. I am currently reading Illusionarium by Heather Dixon and I am almost finished. Highly recommend that one!! Happy reading!

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The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver! I had to read it as a summer reading book, but I actually really enjoyed it. It takes place in the 1960s, about an southern Baptist family that moves to the African Congo during its transition from Belgian rule to independence. It's not so much about the politics of the time as it is the family and their experiences in Africa. You get to hear a different perspective from each family member and its quite a read (over 500 pages long!) but I would say worth it.

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A series I enjoyed at a much younger age: John Norman's series of Gor - CounterEarth.



SCIENCE largely dismisses the concept of a planet 'orbitally opposite' to Earth but I'm still intrigued

by the idea that such a planet directly halfway around Earth hidden by the Sun could be MASS and

Gravitational influence that answers discrepancies they encounter trying to 'balance' orbital and gravity

discrepancies in the Solar System.



In basic content the narratives 'explain' the dynamics of Human Social development from Tribal

to Monarchy and overall "on Gor" progression into an Industrial Revolution is restricted by non-human

'Priest-Kings' (Giant beetles essentially). Thrown into the mix is an "Extra-Solar" opponent and both

Priest-Kings and Kurii (plural of Kur; sentient man-eating Creatures bigger than Grizzly Bears!).

The series dates from the 1970's and has Sci Fi themes with Swordplay but little or no Sorcery.

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The last book I read (and finished) was the Paper Magician by Charlie N. Holmberg. The enchanting story line sucks you right in; this is a real page-turner. I'm currently reading the second one, The Glass Magician. So far, so good.

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Last few I read...

Odd Thomas by Dean Koontz

This book hands-down is one of the very best. It's a "light" horror novel with a surprise ending....very sad. Only book that actually made me cry.



The Shining by Stephen King

Watch out for REDRUM...whew. One of King's most frightening books. If you scare easy, don't read it in the dark.



Just started reading The Wrecker by Clive Cussler

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Every book can change your life. It is YOU that does the changing. You get to allow it.



I am reading a couple right now. One is "A confedercay of Dunces" by John Kennedy Toole. It is a book written in the 60s about living in New Orleans and all the funny characters there. It is funny and charming. It won the Pullitzer after the author killed himself because he couldn't get it published.

I am also reading "Dr. Stork's Diet" book. It ahs a lot of valuable information in it.And a fun read, too.

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Books are a waste of ones life reading them unless they are profoundly life changing. The last book I read was Sati about the worlds only enlightened girl. It changed everything for me just as the book said. By comparison every book is now boring

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For fiction, I recently re-read "Footfall" by Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle and am currently keeping up with some comics and manga. For non-fiction, I'm currently reading "The Army of Tang China" by Karl Heinze Ranitzsch, "Common Ground Between Islam and Buddhism: Spiritual and Ethical Affinities" by Reza Shah Kazemi and "Two Arabic Travel Books: Accounts of China and India and Mission to the Volga" by Abu Zayd al-Sirafi and Ibn Fadlan. The last book I finished was Tarif Khalidi's translation of the Qur'an.

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The Rise And Fall Of The Third reich. Took almost a month.

After that for fun I read To Kill A Mocking Bird. Both are

great books.

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2 states

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I just finished reading The Girl Who Played With Fire, the sequel to The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. I'm now reading the third one, The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest.

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Maze runner series is good, but made in hopes of being turned into a movie (which it did)



Last book I read is Red Rising by Pierce Brown.

Favorite book by far is The Knife of Never Letting go

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I am currently reading through all of Dan Brown's books, The one I am reading right now is called inferno.



My favourite of Dan Brown's books is still The Da Vinci code, but Inferno is one of the best books that I have read, It is centered around Dante's Inferno, and the looming threat of overpopulation, with an ambiguous man striving to wipe out all human life...



It's Freaking good, read it!

Answer 23

Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee. Think the critics of the new Atticus Finch are a tad over harsh.

Answer 24

Anglotopia's Dictionary of British English: British Slang from A to Zed, by Jonathan Thomas

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The Death Cure- James Dashner It's the 3rd in the Maze Runner trilogy

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I've Never Read A Single Book In My Life. One of the best books i've ever read.

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The last book have read is Bad Boy by Walter Dean Myers

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Martha Peake by Patrick McGrath. I've been "starting" this book for months now and can't seem to get past the first chapter. It's not Patrick's fault. I just can't focus enough here recently to sit down and read something A to Z. When I do get around to finishing it, I'm sure it won't disappoint. I love McGrath's work.

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One of my favorite books is (I know Cliché) The Fault in Our Stars and Paper Towns.

If you're into YouTubers I loved Connor Franta's A Work in Progress, and also Joey Graceffa's book was really good.

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Last few i've read;

*The Fallen Series (Fallen, Torment, Passion and Rapture) by Lauren Kate

*The Evernight Series (Evernight, Stargazer, Hourglass and Afterlife) by Claudia Gray STRONGLY RECOMMENDED!!!

*John Greens: Paper Towns, The Fault in our Stars and The Abundance of Katherines.

*The Perks of Being a Wallflower, by Stephen Chbosky

As you can see as much as i love reality style books, Fantasy does over reign my own taste. But I strongly suggest The PErks of BEing a Wallflower if you have not already read it, this and The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton.

Answer 31

The Blue Beetle: Blue Diamond

Issue 2

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I am reading The Perfectionists by Sara Shepard. I read all 18 books of Pretty Little Liars so I am hooked on this author.

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I am reading The Book Thief,it tells about the story happened in the period of WWⅡ,it describes the tough circumstance the Jew has encountered to ,a girl in this book encourage me mostly,even though the bad level of the life,she still kept her strongly desire to read,which is same interest to me, and i can feel her power.

Answer 34

The Death Cure- James Dashner It's the 3rd in the Maze Runner trilogy

Answer 35

Last book I FINISHED reading?; Time Between us by Tamera Ireland Stone



Last book I read from?; My Life Next Door by Huntley Fitzpatrick

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One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey

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the last book I read will be the 1 before I leave this Mortal Coil. I have no way of knowing in advance which book that will be.

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Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen



I had to read it for an assignment. It's due tomorrow. I'm writing an essay right now. Procrastination, huh?



How'd you like the book? Giovanna Fletcher? Do you like McBusted?

Answer 39

Pendragon Book 8: Pilgrims of Rayne.

Answer 40

I generally read multiple books at a time. I was reading Persuasion by Jane Austen for myself,. The Pawn of Prophesy by David Eddings with my son and Harry Potter and the Sorcerers Stone with my daughter.

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The Hunger Games

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A book of life.

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Earth Abides by George R. Stewart - a novel that is now considered a cult Sci-Fi book - about the San Francisco Bay Area - read it every summer - would make a great movie!

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Blood Rites: A novel of The Dresden Files by Jim Butcher

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Goldman at the End of the World. On Amazon E-Book. Invasion from a parallel universe.

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I read my Bible daily, but the last novel I read was "Far from the Madding crowd" by Thomas Hardy, I went to see the film at our local cinema and enjoyed it so much that I went out and bought the book! It was slightly long winded but still a good read!

Answer 47

The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini. Probably one of the best and vivid novels I've ever read, and I was rereading it... again. Aside from that, I'm currently reading China Boy by Gus Lee and The Time Keeper by Mitch Albom.

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The Hunger Games it is amazing!!!!! (I had to read it for summer hw) It is about a game when a specfic person picks a girl and a boy to fight in the arena. It is a little violent but is still worth it. It has like 374 pages I am still on the last chapter (27).

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Mao's Last Dancer is the last book I completed.

The Bible I am getting through to one day say I read it from front to back to then go back and do it all again.

Answer 50

The Five star booked, it's rated 1 star though

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Interview With The Vampire, saw the movie, had to read the book. Not disappointed.

Answer 52

THE CITY OF GOD by St. Augustine.



Surprisingly interesting and easy to read book of history, philosophy, and religion as espoused by the Catholic Bishop Saint Augustine of Hippo. Couldn't believe how prescience was this author.

Answer 53

"House Form and Culture" by Amos Rapoport



It's meant to be a classic in the field and I've been meaning to read it for years. Don't know why it took me so long.



The last novel was "the wild geese" by Mori Ogai. It's certainly of its time and screams "early 20th century experimental writing." It wasn't bad but you're not missing anything if you give it a miss.

Answer 54

I read Christopher Hitchens Mortality which was his last book before he passed away.I found him to be an inspiring person who as salman rushdie referred to as having " a storehouse of information".He was an unbelievable debater and spoke with such articulation and clear concise points.The book is very short,and although very sad due to Hitchens tragically dying of cancer through the writing,is incredibly insightful as there is a lot you can learn about life from somebody thats just about to exit the world.You learn a lot about the values of love,friendship and what it is to have courage and ambition in life.

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The Darkest Minds by Alexandra Bracken

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The Silver Chair by C.S Lewis. It's one of the books in The Chronicles of Narnia series.

Answer 57

Currently reading Sex.com by Kieren McCarthy. Fascinating since I'm in the domain business.

Answer 58

A wrinkle in time Madeleine L'Engle

took me on a beautiful sensitive sensible intelligent journey.

Fahrenheit 451 Ray Bradbury

is taking me on a nice reflexion about life, words, books, relationships on a very light and off note.

Answer 59

Last book I ve read was Neil Gaiman s Anansi Boys. I really liked this book as much as I like all his works. The best one is Neverwhere.

Answer 60

Bonfire of the Vanities by Tom Wolfe. About to read Machiavelli's "The Prince"

Answer 61

The book I'm currently reading is Maniac Magee by Jerry Spinelli. It is really bad. There is absolutely no plot. It just talks about some kid who wanders around all day.

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Paper Towns by John Green

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The Death Cure- James Dashner



It's the 3rd in the Maze Runner trilogy

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Warriors- Omen Of the Stars no. 1 (it's a cat book)

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I only read like 1 book in my whole life !

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The Third Twin Cj Omololu

Answer 67

Either Kill Squad Voyage of Death by Mark Cruz or a book about a bodyguard written in the first person

Answer 68

This book called Cinder by Marissa Meyer, it's like a gothic-dark twist of Cinderella's life with her stepsisters and stepmother. I would highly recommend reading it.

Answer 69

Redemption Song by Stephan Michael Loy.



http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss/183-6228118-0868611?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Redemption+Song+stephan+loy

Answer 70

The last book I read was Memoirs of a Geisha.

Answer 71

The Top Gear Years, by Jeremy Clarkson

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Scratch Beginnings

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Véra by Stacy Schiff -- the biography of Véra Nabokov, Vladimir Nabokov's wife. Wonderful and illuminating, especially for Nabakovians!

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Dance in Motion: An Unlikey Ballerina by Misty Copeland!



Dance is bae <3

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Dear John

Answer 76

The evolution of modern science

a miraculous book that shows the evolution of all scientific theories since the birth of humanity until our present, how did scientists prove and enhance these sciences to get accurate interpretations.

Answer 77

Well personally the best book that I hae eer read was "The Outsiders"

by S.E. Hinton but thATS just me and thats the last book I read coer to cover.

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The Satanic Verses - Salman Rushdie

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Jochona o Jononir Golpo by Humayun Ahmed

Answer 80

I read last book Quran Majeed

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"Doctor Mutter's Marvels" by Cristin O'Keefe Aptowicz.



It's a biography of a pioneering plastic surgeon who collected medical "oddities" that are now

part of one of America's most popular science museums.



Dr. Mutter is an interesting man, but, honestly, some of his deeply flawed colleagues (specifically

Drs. George McClellan (father of the general), and Charles Meigs are even more interesting.

Answer 82

the last book I read was false prince. A very good novel in my opinion

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Louis L'amour, "The Proving Trail"

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The Path of the Higher Self by Mark Prophet.

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The Maze Runner

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Gathering Blue by Louis Lowry

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Neverwhere- Neil Gaiman

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A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. I haven't finished it yet, mind you, but so far it's a great book and I woud totally recommend it!

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Vampire Academy

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The Passage by Justin Cronin. Highly recommended.

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Songs of the Humpback Whale by Jodi Picoult

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I read books whenever I am free or feel necessary. Just I read the autobiography of recently died APJ Abul Kalam --the ex President of India.

Answer 93

Reading 50 Shades at the moment ;)

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hi I have a strong interest in World War II, so I was reading a book about Hitler. It's quite interesting to see how he grew up and what lead him to his hatred towards the Jews.

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Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee.

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I'm bored too. That's why I'm reading these stupid questions.

I think the last book I read was "See Spot Run."

Answer 97

The Ocean at the End of the Lane by Neil Gaiman

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Lloyd Alexander, Time Cat

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book about kr Popper's U.S. Emory university lecture about a new philosophy method.

The notes show that the good students and all didn't all understand or comprehend some parts...won't sympathize, sorry !!!

Answer 100

Hearts in Atlantis by Stephen King and I honestly don't know how I feel about this book

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The Martian by Andy Weir

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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.

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Pretty Little Liars Perfect

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Amazing Amy Tattle Tale that came with Gone Girl blu-ray.

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Aseemat Jar Heral Seema by Bhubanmohan Baruah !!!

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State of Fear by Michael Chrichton about how Global Warming(they call it climate change now to be more vague.) is BS. Mainly because the global climate is so far beyond our understanding that there's now way to know for sure what's happening. Einstein said said something like "I hope to understand general relativity before I die and when I do hopefully god can explain to me turbulence."

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Brave New World by Alduous Huxley

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The last and greatest eye-opening book I have ever read in my whole life (67) is "Many Lives, Many Masters" by Brian Weiss.

I could not put it down! :D

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Facebook

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The Lord of the Rings Trilogy

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Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut

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Paper Towns by John Green. It's a really good teenage read if you're into that :)

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I just finished DARK WAVE, by Erik Larson on the sinking of the Lucitania sp? and now have started his "In the Garden of Beasts", in the early days of Hitler's rise to power. BOTH VERY GOOD! And, as far as I know, as true to reality as fiction can get.

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A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson

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A Song of Ice and Fire: Game of Thrones (the first book)

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I read rapture by John Shipley, the best book to read if your a bioshock fan

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The last book I actually read was kite runner.

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Perks of Being A Wallflower

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It's Clockwork Orange by Anthony burgess (kinda old XD)

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Himu by Humayun Ahmed

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Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee.

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Sorceress by Claudia Gray

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An outobiography of APJ Abdul Kalam

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I have never read a full book in my life. I'd rather smoke weed and get high.

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The dictionary. Madingo to English one. So I can understand better with some. Just want to know 100 key words in that language.

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Monster Loyalty: How Lady Gaga Turns Fans into Followers. It was really good.

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Harry Potter series

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Dictionary

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Under the mistletoe by Tracie Puckett

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Lena the devoted/ ebook/ amazon.com tammy rocket box

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prologue====



Lena was comfortably resting as she reclined in the flowered chair in the small cozy room. She opened the leather bound book; a book that she cherished, one of which held her life story. A tear threatened to roll out of her eyes as she read the first page that she had penned in 1838.



*****



Diary





"Yes granny I’m coming," I yelled from the wigwam, and then I saw them coming. There were many of them; a lot of cmokmanuk (white men) in uniforms carrying guns and they descended upon us with no mercy. They killed men, women and children alike. The Indian men tried to fight back but they couldn’t; without guns our tribe was of no match against the mighty white man.



The screams coming from women, men and children being slaughtered were deafening. My nòkomis (granny) screamed at me, "Lena gde-bmepto (you run)!" I didn’t want to leave my granny; she was all I had. I turned back into the wigwam to get the leather bound book and began to run; tears streaming down my face, and in the distance I could hear my grandmother’s cries.



"You run Lena you run!" I glanced back and saw the white man on his horse raise his gun and there was a loud sound. My granny and my baby brother fell to the ground. I knew that no matter how fast I ran I couldn’t get away from the horses they rode on and suddenly I was swept off my feet by one of them. He was holding my arm tightly and dragging me along while he continued to ride high on the black horse.

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Wool by Hugh Dowey. It's the first of the trilogy and I'm about to start the next one :D

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The Refuge https://sellfy.com/p/zgwh/

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The Great Gatsby

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I only read comic books, either it was papernick or an older Superman issue

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The last thing I am reading is a magazine.

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"Sphere" by Michael Crichton. Yeah, the Jurassic Park guy. It's pretty awesome, even though there is a distinct lack of dinosaurs.

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The zodiac and the salts of our salvation. This is an amazing book, everybody should read it! I scored this at a dinky thrift shop.. so heres the link to the whole book at your fingertips you dont want to hunt it down. http://theglobalelite.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/zodiac-and-the-salts-of-salvation-by-george-w-carey-inez-eudora-perry.pdf

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David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell

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*right now* I"m reading "Diva" by Jillian Larkin.



It's 3rd in a series called "The Flappers". It's about these crazy party girls in the 1920s- there's sex, romance, crime, wild parties, murder. Absolutely intoxicating.



Highly recommended :D

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Dayhunter by Jocelynn Drake.

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My last book was push

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Vicious by Sara Shepard

(the dramatic series finale for PLL)

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If Chins Could Kill ----by the legendary Bruce Campbell----this star from the unbeatable original 'Evil Dead' trilogy speaks on how he got into horror and his amazing rise in B films!

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It starts with food. Good book.

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Dark Eden by Chris Beckett. Brilliant. Should be made into a film.

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Ten Count by Takarai Rihito.

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Unwitting the Devil - written by Napoleon Hill and annotated by Sharon Lechter

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The witcher (lady of the lake) {Andres Sapkowski} was the last i finished and now i'm in a game of thrones {George R R Martin}

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moonwalk book from Michael Jackson

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The Hobbit.

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Re-read of "Hiroshima" John Heresy. Sobering account of the force that will end civilization.

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I am David, a 1963 novel by Anne Holm.

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Dune, by Frank Hebert. Amazing read.

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Free weeks with George by Colin Campbell



It is a quick read:no one dies or is killed and it is a true story Wait until you meet GEORGE! he is gorgeous, a great swimmer, loves people and will surprise you. Colin Campbell tells a story that includes his Grandfather, his single hood, his wife and George..George and Colin are a great team.

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Kalo jadukor. Bangla book.

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Harry Potter and the half blood prince by J.K Rowling

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Eragon of the inheritance cycle by christopher Paolini. Thouroughly enjoyed it

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Panic by Sharon M. Draper. What a great read!

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Half Girlfriend by Chetan Bhagat...its a sweet love story that will move you with all the nuances of a modern day relationship.it also inspires us to realize our individual dreams..

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Secrets to a successful teen by adam khoo. its a really good book with fantastic illustrations.

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Weed

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EMPIRE OF THE SUMMER MOON, about the rise & fall of Quanah Parker & Comanche Nation. Before that, THE PROPHET by KAHLIL GIBRAN. AGAIN!! Just started JEWELS OF ALLAH by Dr. Nina Ansary.

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Last thing i read is a poem

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Paper towns

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"Life After Life" by Kate Atkinson and, MetalQueen , all the Odd Thomas books are great!

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Outsiders.

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Shadow of the Wind.



The language is exquisite

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Camp X by:Eric Walters

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Pimps

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The Famous Five series!!!

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John Green's Paper Towns. I've read it billions of times and now they're making it into a MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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The Last Illusion, by Porochista Khakpour, and may I just say, it was amazing :)

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East of Eden - Steinbeck

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Harry Potter and the prisoner of azkaban

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go set a watchman by Harper Lee

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the last book I read was "cross my heart and hope to die" by pretty little liars I think

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Gone series by michael grant!!! They are literally the best series ever <3 I miss them so much D:

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The great Gatsby

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Wuthering heights

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GRE test prep book! Good times :D

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48 laws of power

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Daily mail

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Tempest rising

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Breaking the silence

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robert louis stevenson's "treasure island'.



in the past year i read seven volumes of " major writings of nichiren daishonin'.



my interests follow the theory of cerebral firepower, innovative prose, and class lit.

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I have just finished Pride and Prejudice by Augustan

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I just finished Lock In by John Scalzi. It was pretty good.

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Harry potter, chamber of secrets (again) and before that, 'Don't open this book.'

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The GOD delusion. It's pretty much ideological, but the writing is brilliant !

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Jennifer's Way by Jennifer Esposito it gives me comfort and hope :)

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Naughts and Crosses by Malorie Blackman

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"Momo" by Michael Ende... for the 8th or 9th time probably, this time I shared it. I'm writing about it now: https://literative.com/2015/08/book-talk-momo-by-michael-ende/

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Of Mice and Men

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"In a Blue Moon" - light romance. Life is hard. I need some entertainment.

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I know it's weird but mien kamp by adolph Hitler. I don't know why I read it but it interested me

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Crusher!

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Its Before I Go to Sleep.

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It was Demian by Herman Hesse.

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I think it was The One by Kiera Cass

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I just finished "Papertowns" by John Green about 2 months ago...:)

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"The Self and Its Brain". It was difficult but fascinating reading.

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my school books

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fifty shades freed... EL James trilogy, story about anastasia and christian grey, a great book for adult, so romantic

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"Andrew Carnegie Autobiography"

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I read the divergent series which are really good

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who the **** reads books

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blackbird by Anna Carey 😍😍😍

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the complete works of Samuel Clemens, [ mark twain ]

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perfect chemistry - i don't even read but that book is fab

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The great gatsby

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Not sure to be exact. But... It must have been 'The Hobbit'.

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for , I know anything by web , I dont need to books

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Mortal instruments city of bones





pretty good....pretty gooooood

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Hole in my Life, Jack Gantos

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"Neutron Star" by Larry Niven.

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the last one I really enjoyed was Zoo

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I can,t focus on books too much :(

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White fang.

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I just finished "Half Girlfriend" yesterday onwards.

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Pretty little liars

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paradise lost by jhon milton. Its epic

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bones dont lie by Kathy reichs

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I was reading paper ( amader somoy).

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Big nate

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All the bright places ;)

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None

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I reread diary of a wimpy kid dog days and im in highschool. Please choose me as best answer I never got it

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harry potter

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RIPPER by stefan petruccha

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OMGOSH ireadthisawesomebookcalledNIGHTbyELIEWIESEL

O.M.FREAKIN.G IT.TOTALLYCHANGEDMYLIFEaLOTlikeSERIOUSLYniggas:0

:0 :p

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I haven't read it yet!

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angels and demons by dan brown

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ali baba and the fourty thieves ,

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davinci code - dan brown

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My own

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I can't remember. Catching Fire, maybe.

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I just finished FESTUS99

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pretty sure it was harry potter 7.

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THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO ALEXANDRE DUMAS

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You only know what others tell you.

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how to give myself the flu

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he heeey, that was Three Men in a Boat by Jerome K. Jerome...old but nice and humorous book...

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CCEQFjAAahUKEwizsY6LpZ3HAhUGGo4KHUo0DqU&url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FThree_Men_in_a_Boat&ei=bPTHVbPLOoa0uATK6LioCg&usg=AFQjCNHbUhMqn7L6mjYJz0KmT2zTh9Ql9Q&sig2=ELnoJLWKafptU9VMEsPCtw&bvm=bv.99804247,d.c2E

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harry twatter

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roktakto prantor

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the holy bible in french

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the dublinners

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outsiders

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feed

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shots fired; by C.J.Box

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calvin and hobbes

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JANE EYRE

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The bible

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wise guy

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How to have a sex

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king james bible

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cant remember

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Moby Dick !

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Ansi c++

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none

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Bible

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why am i wasting my life here??? please help. i have a problem

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catching fire