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K-Dubs
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yea readings not my favorite thing, but i need one more book to read this summer.... any suggestions
Jul 28 2011 11:51PM
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.tenderman
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whats a book
Jul 28 2011 11:51PM
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DERS.
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crime and punishment

...that is assuming you are not 13 years old
Jul 28 2011 11:52PM
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K-Dubs
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nope not 13 haha
Jul 28 2011 11:53PM
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Keith.
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Robert Ludlum Covert one series.
Jul 28 2011 11:53PM
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Phill.
Posts: 1149 - Karma: 37
The Heroin Diaries. I'm not one to read, but someone suggested it to me, and I read it non-stop. It's about Nikki Sixx from Montley Crue and his battle from addiction of heroin and coke. It was pretty intense at time. So, thats my suggestion.
Jul 28 2011 11:54PM
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penguinslide
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the girl with the dragon tattoo             it's long but SO good

enders game

the perks of being a wallflower            because everyone can relate to Charlie

the princess bride                               because it's the funniest book I've ever read

the golden compass

Jul 28 2011 11:55PM
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Jeffmnicholas
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harry potter, angels and demons, da vinci code, misery, Its kind of a funny story, To kill a mockingbird (assuming u havent already read that in school)
Jul 28 2011 11:57PM
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Phill.
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I absolutely hated To Kill A Mockingbird, granted it was in school, but still.
Jul 28 2011 11:59PM
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NickSki.
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I really liked that book.
Jul 29 2011 12:08AM
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saskskier
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Mutiny on the Bounty Trilogy - it's absolutely incredible
Jul 29 2011 12:55AM
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Oldmann1584
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kamasutra
Jul 30 2011 12:25AM
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jfxphoto
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So far so good, just recently picked it up.

Really interesting book and I'm not even a big stones fan.
Jul 30 2011 12:36AM
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paige.
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the shadow of the wind, good if you like slightly gothic-y style novels. one of my favourite books
Jul 30 2011 12:47AM
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250r
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the life of pi

fear and loathing in las vegas(not the movie)

Jul 30 2011 12:50AM
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soulskier
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scar tissue, freakonomics, the road, crime and punishment, the hardy boys, more guns less crime
Jul 30 2011 1:03AM
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HermioneGranger
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I'm assuming you actually give a flying fuck about books, literature, and knowledge in general:
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Jul 30 2011 2:05AM
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PattyC
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Color of water
Jul 30 2011 3:07AM
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[evan]
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Well you might not be advanced enough to fully grasp the whole concept, but the Ender's series is fantastic. Mind you it is advanced and can be hard to comprehend at first especially starting in the second and third books. You'll have to gradually ease in so you don't overload your mental capacity.
Jul 30 2011 3:09AM
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Dr.Rick_Marshall
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I dont know how old your are but if you want some amazing literature, a couple of my favorite books are Hemingways The Sun Also Rises. Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace (the man is a genius imo one of the best writers ever). All Quiet on the Western Front. Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas is one of the greatest revenge stories of all time. If you are in the highschool age and not much of a reader look into the Hunger Games.
Jul 30 2011 3:18AM
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Steezy_Street
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If u want fast paced action try some matthew reilly. Got 2 main character series which are "ice station". " Area 7" and "Scarecrow" which involve shane Schofield..... and "7 Ancient Wonders" , " 6 Sacred Stones", "5 Greatest Warriors" which are Jack West. he has a few stand alone novels to like "Temple"

Want some crime solving by a kick ass ex MP who is great with the ladies and kicks the shit out of the bad guys look at the books by Lee Child. I started with "Killing Floor"
Jul 30 2011 3:21AM
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disastertourism
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War & Peace, its a nice quick read.
Jul 30 2011 3:21AM
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Skithedeep
Posts: 645 - Karma: 39
Sometimes a Great Notion
By Ken Kesey

Just read it, guarantee you will enjoy it if not be your new favorite book.
Jul 30 2011 5:20AM
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Steazel
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Cosmos by Carl Sagan and Walden by Thoreau both books completely changed my outlook on the world and are pretty much must reads
Jul 30 2011 10:41AM
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Willgum
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Bump/threads. Robopocolypse is a nice one if you don't have the brain capacity to immerse yourself in complex strains of thought
Oct 6 2011 10:28PM
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Dhane
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i just started getting into hemingway, jesus, the man is amazing.
Oct 6 2011 10:31PM
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Flying~Squirrel
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Oct 6 2011 10:31PM
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Aidan-G
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Anything by Vonnegut. if you're looking for thriller books anything by James Rollins or Lee Child
Oct 6 2011 10:33PM
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Creator
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whats a B_O_O_K
Oct 6 2011 10:37PM
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Lavieille
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scar tissue, life of pi, the road, harry potters....
Oct 6 2011 10:43PM
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