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By CMKMStephens. 17/02/10, 10:28 am

The Grand Strategy of the Byzantine Empire by Edward Luttwak

By Tracer Kinship. 17/02/10, 10:47 am

The Zombie Survival Guide, by Max Brooks.

Could explain the sudden amount of dreams involving zombies I've been having lately.

By **Admin**. 17/02/10, 12:24 pm

@Nee and Ravin: Maximum Ride! <3 The first three books were cool. The rest not so much.

@TinTango: I'm reading The Graveyard Book too. Sort of. I'm reading over 9000 books. And never finishing any. >_____>

By KotoneVersus. 17/02/10, 12:27 pm

I've just finished reading Pride and Prejudice. I'll move on to finishing Little Women.

By sakkaf. 17/02/10, 12:46 pm

Lessee...

The Seventh Scroll and Warlock by Wilbur Smith

By Ginger Ninja. 17/02/10, 12:56 pm

Looking for Alaska by John Green

Amazing amazing book

By _Yuki. 18/02/10, 08:53 am

Tess of the D'Urbervilles - Hardy

...did I even spell it right? It doesn't matter, my spelling has been on a one-way trip through deterioration right down to freaking shoddy in just a year.
At some point, my grasp on the English language weakened considerably....

By Le_Saboteur. 18/02/10, 12:06 pm

_Yuki wrote:: Tess of the D'Urbervilles - Hardy

...did I even spell it right? It doesn't matter, my spelling has been on a one-way trip through deterioration right down to freaking shoddy in just a year.
At some point, my grasp on the English language weakened considerably....

Oh, joy, I remember studying this in Year 12. And watching the mini series. And writing five essays on the damn thing. ENJOY!

Just bought issue one of Ex Machina (comic by Brian K Vaughan, the dude behind Y: The Last Man). It is GREAT. I already bawwed. I am sensing another great series.

By Alatyr. 18/02/10, 01:03 pm

The Magicians Guild ~ Trudi Canavan

The first in the Black Magicians trilogy.

By carnione. 25/02/10, 10:23 am

Letters from the Coffin-Trenches (for integrated studies yay...)

And Kaicho wa Maid-sama! and Black House.

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i get to borrow the boy in the striped pajamas soon!

By carnione. 25/02/10, 10:42 am

I read that last year for my english class ^^

By Kittykitkat. 26/02/10, 10:02 am

we watched the movie for English last year!!!

By riiche-. 06/03/10, 03:48 am

And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie Surprised

MY HEEEAD!

By P-Layton. 06/03/10, 03:52 am

riiche- wrote:: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie MY HEEEAD!

Hey, you like Agatha Christie too?
She's freakn' awesome.
Have you read any Tommy and Tuppence stories/novels? Their really good. How about The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, that one is simply the best!

Which is your favourite (Agatha Christie novel/story)?

By riiche-. 06/03/10, 03:56 am

P-Layton wrote:

riiche- wrote:: And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie MY HEEEAD!

Hey, you like Agatha Christie too?
She's freakn' awesome.
Have you read any Tommy and Tuppence stories/novels? Their really good. How about The Murder of Roger Ackroyd, that one is simply the best!

Which is your favourite (Agatha Christie novel/story)?

I've only started reading her books after a friend made me read the ABC Murders. I've only read that and And Then There Were None so far. Books you're currently reading|| O: - Page 8 37781

Books you're currently reading|| O: - Page 8 37781

But I am enjoying them a lot.

Ooh. I might read those sometime. Mm. Murder.

By sakura-uchiha. 06/03/10, 06:34 am

Well... I be reading sherlock holmes at the moment... It's pretty good!!

By P-Layton. 06/03/10, 06:47 am

Ah, Sherlock Holmes! The greatest Detective in Fiction!
Are you reading the complete Sherlock Holmes?

By Basaka. 06/03/10, 07:43 am

Spice and Wolf vol 8. \o/

By Plazcheetah. 06/03/10, 04:12 pm

I tried to get back to reading after i read the must Weirdest books ever something called blood sword or something like that i got so disturbed by it.....
i started reading children books again trying to prove that i still have my innocence, so the: Wednesday wizard

By Le_Saboteur. 07/03/10, 12:02 am

Can a Robot be Human? A book of philosophy puzzles.

Makes my brain hurt, but there are some great questions, and so interesting!

By sakura-uchiha. 07/03/10, 03:50 am

P-Layton wrote:: Ah, Sherlock Holmes! The greatest Detective in Fiction!
Are you reading the complete Sherlock Holmes?

Yeshyesh.
The language used is uh...sophisticated,. and very special. Lol, so it's taking more time to read
Its very good so far. Very good~

By _Yuki. 08/03/10, 08:48 am

Tess of the D'Urbervilles

for sure this time. >: durrhurrrrr

By Le_Saboteur. 15/03/10, 11:54 am

Just finished Hunter's Run by three great sci fi/fantasy writers, now starting The New Space Opera, a collection.

DELICIOUS SCIENCE FICTION. MMM, SPACE!

By Aikome. 15/03/10, 01:03 pm

Seize the Night - Dean Koontz.
I put off reading it but it was on the damn shelf. . AND I HAD TO.
I like most of his books but occassionally they bore me. This one is alright. Really like Whispers in the Dark ( I think it was called ? ).

Also reading some Ken Catan ( gur, I forgot his name . . a New Zealand writer ) novels. Simple but good.

And Maureen MacCarthy. OHH AND LORA LEIGH, LOLOL SMUTSMUTTY.

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