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whats the best book you've read
Red Fire Dragon From The North Posted Apr 17, 2003
Mine is, and all you are going to say that i am a nut case. But mine is the hobbit & The Lord Of The Rings.
whats the best book you've read
Jon Quixote: steaming little purple buns for tea. Posted Apr 21, 2003
"That I am a nutcase"
There we all said it, it wasn't easy but there you go.
whats the best book you've read
Researcher 198131 Posted Apr 23, 2003
Then call me a nutcase too. Those are some of my favourites too.
I don't mind being a nutcase, helps me get through the day.
What's the best book you've ever read?
Space Dracula Posted Apr 27, 2003
Anything by William Gibson. His new book, "Pattern Recognition", really whips the cheetah's ass.
What's the best book you've ever read?
PhilFogg Posted Apr 28, 2003
not necessarily the best book I've ever read, but here goes.....
an instance of the fingerpost
by iain pierce
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Researcher 226515 Posted Apr 29, 2003
The Silmarillion by J.R.R Tolkein
The Doomspell by Cliff Mcnish
The Witches by Roald Dahl
The Railway children by E. Nesbit
What's the best book you've ever read?
Drop Scone Posted May 1, 2003
One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
by Alexander Solzhenitsyn.
This book provides a remarkable glimpse of life in a russian work camp - and it is surprisingly uplifting and positive. The story still lives with me 10 years after having read it.
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Researcher 224697 Posted May 2, 2003
Anything by Truman Capote, especially The Grass harp
What's the best book you've ever read?
Jemima Posted May 2, 2003
The Bible
or Northern Lights by Philip Pullman
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Jemima Posted May 2, 2003
What's that book about? i think it was mentioned in our Russian Revolution textbook. pleez tell me more! 
What's the best book you've ever read?
Fattylizard - everybody loves an eggbee Posted May 3, 2003
Mrs Dalloway by Virginia Woolf
What's the best book you've ever read?
boredlaura Posted May 4, 2003
Without a doubt Oscar Wilde's only full length novel - The Picture Of Dorian Gray
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nadia Posted May 5, 2003
yes, indeed, Mrs Dalloway seconded!
A masterpiece from the woman Shakespeare.
It moved and inspired me, I cried for the sheer beauty of the prose.
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Researcher 228015 Posted May 16, 2003
Perfume by Patrick Suskind
I am not what I would describe as a "reader" but Perfume was the one book that did it for me...the only book in my life which I read in one sitting (over night as it happens) impossible to put down.
How come it is not on everyones list?
How come I have not heard it mentioned in the survey so far?
Is my judgement about its qualities faulty?
whats the best book you've read
Jon Quixote: steaming little purple buns for tea. Posted May 16, 2003
Not heard of it before.
whats the best book you've read
PhilFogg Posted May 17, 2003
The Radetzky March by Joseph Roth.
So sad...
whats the best book you've read
Bagheera: Spellchecker, Grammarian Pedant, Semiquavering Secretary and member of the Punctuation Police Posted May 17, 2003
Eapecially for devotees of the anarchy of Terry Pratchett, Robert Rankin et al.
Currently reading "Who's Afraid of Beowulf?" by Tom Holt
Hilarious - and don't anyone DARE tell me how it ends!!!
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pedboy Posted May 19, 2003
Just about every book that was able to take me to the written world envisioned buy the author, all of Douglas Noel Adam's books fit on top of a very long list.
pedboy U200417
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Researcher 228001 Posted May 20, 2003
it and misery by stephen king and also dracula by bram stoker which were all very good books in my opinion.
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MUSTANG-SALLY..(So scared of the dark, I panic when I blink). Posted May 20, 2003
Fluke by James Herbert. Closely followed by The Rats, Lair and Domain. 
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whats the best book you've read
- 281: Red Fire Dragon From The North (Apr 17, 2003)
- 282: Jon Quixote: steaming little purple buns for tea. (Apr 21, 2003)
- 283: Researcher 198131 (Apr 23, 2003)
- 284: Space Dracula (Apr 27, 2003)
- 285: PhilFogg (Apr 28, 2003)
- 286: Researcher 226515 (Apr 29, 2003)
- 287: Drop Scone (May 1, 2003)
- 288: Researcher 224697 (May 2, 2003)
- 289: Jemima (May 2, 2003)
- 290: Jemima (May 2, 2003)
- 291: Fattylizard - everybody loves an eggbee (May 3, 2003)
- 292: boredlaura (May 4, 2003)
- 293: nadia (May 5, 2003)
- 294: Researcher 228015 (May 16, 2003)
- 295: Jon Quixote: steaming little purple buns for tea. (May 16, 2003)
- 296: PhilFogg (May 17, 2003)
- 297: Bagheera: Spellchecker, Grammarian Pedant, Semiquavering Secretary and member of the Punctuation Police (May 17, 2003)
- 298: pedboy (May 19, 2003)
- 299: Researcher 228001 (May 20, 2003)
- 300: MUSTANG-SALLY..(So scared of the dark, I panic when I blink). (May 20, 2003)
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