Your favourite book/lierature.
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In no particular order:
Dr. Seuss, The Cat in the Hat
Mad Comics
The Joy of Sex
Psychological Secrets to Hitting on Girls
Jaws
To Kill a Mockingbird
Bicycle Magazine
World Book Encyclopedia (vol. T)
All Alistair Maclean works
Michael Crichton books
Dr. Seuss, The Cat in the Hat
Mad Comics
The Joy of Sex
Psychological Secrets to Hitting on Girls
Jaws
To Kill a Mockingbird
Bicycle Magazine
World Book Encyclopedia (vol. T)
All Alistair Maclean works
Michael Crichton books
The book I like to read on and recomend to the society is the one by Mihail Bulgakov: "Master and Margarita" You are welcome to read: http://www.klassika.ru/cgi-bin/read.pl?text=proza/bulgakov/master_engl.txt&page=0
What about thrillers from Coben?
I've started to read much in this year, earlier - rarely.
Generally thrillers, I enjoy too from other.
1. "Tell No One" - Harlan Coben
2. "The Dice Man" - Luke Rhinehart
That second book is very, very good. It's about person, which him moves, words, life depends on the cubes. He does everything what the cube throw away. For example: rape, leave the wife and kids, and take in his son to game which one must hit the pal, steal something from mather. Very, very interesting book. It's a bit of psychology, too.
I've started to read much in this year, earlier - rarely.
Generally thrillers, I enjoy too from other.
1. "Tell No One" - Harlan Coben
2. "The Dice Man" - Luke Rhinehart
That second book is very, very good. It's about person, which him moves, words, life depends on the cubes. He does everything what the cube throw away. For example: rape, leave the wife and kids, and take in his son to game which one must hit the pal, steal something from mather. Very, very interesting book. It's a bit of psychology, too.
I don't think I could come up with a top ten list, even if I tried.
How about Kafka, Conrad, Dante... and any modern history (especially WWI and WWII) that I can get my hands on.
As I travel to the developing world quite a bit, I end up going through phases... for the time being I am re-reading The Great Game and anything and everything on the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. Yes, a lot of time spent in the Caucasus lately!
As well as Nemesis - Battle for Japan by Max Hastings for pleasure.
No, I am not really normal. But I notice from the lists that others have provided that you most of you are weird too.
How about Kafka, Conrad, Dante... and any modern history (especially WWI and WWII) that I can get my hands on.
As I travel to the developing world quite a bit, I end up going through phases... for the time being I am re-reading The Great Game and anything and everything on the Armenian Genocide in the Ottoman Empire. Yes, a lot of time spent in the Caucasus lately!
As well as Nemesis - Battle for Japan by Max Hastings for pleasure.
No, I am not really normal. But I notice from the lists that others have provided that you most of you are weird too.
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