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Princess Mary · 02-13-2008, 11:00 PM

I read the Kathy Reichs book, it was very good and easy to read because it was set in the US and not in Canada so no hard words lol and now I know that Tempe's middle name is Dessae or something like that, how cute a name is that

~river~ · 02-13-2008, 11:08 PM

yeah a weird spelling for daisy.

im reading isobelle carmody~ ashling of the obernewtyn chronicles here 5ft book is now out

Princess Mary · 02-15-2008, 06:06 PM

What's she like? I have heard of her before, if she writes kinda drama stuff (like Jodi Picoult) then I might like her.

Addictt · 02-22-2008, 04:52 AM

Okay, so I'm reading quite a few at the moment..

De dochter van Joop ter Heul [which is Dutch; translation: the daughter of Joop ter Heul] it's the fifth and last book in a series.. from Cissy van Marxveldt.

Hannibal - Thomas Harris [Dutch version]

Déjà Dead - Kathy Reichs [Dutch]

Monday Mourning - Kathy Reichs [in English]

Tot stof vergaan [Bones to Ashes] - Kathy Reichs [Yep, in Dutch again]

And it depends on my mood which one I'll read! ;-)

Phoenix Fires · 03-01-2008, 12:02 PM

I just finished Fingersmith by Sarah Waters and I am profoundly, profoundly jealous of whoever hasn't read it yet. I want to read it again for the first time!!!

Princess Mary · 03-02-2008, 03:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Phoenix Fires

I just finished Fingersmith by Sarah Waters and I am profoundly, profoundly jealous of whoever hasn't read it yet. I want to read it again for the first time!!!

Awesome book! There is also another of hers I love...can't recall the name...

Anyway at the moment I have just started reading Labyrinth by Kate Mosse
I am only 20 pages in and already I am addicted.

**just an illusion** · 03-02-2008, 09:02 AM

"The Moon аnd Sixpence" by W.S. Maugham.

Phoenix Fires · 03-06-2008, 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Princess Mary

Awesome book! There is also another of hers I love...can't recall the name...

Anyway at the moment I have just started reading Labyrinth by Kate Mosse
I am only 20 pages in and already I am addicted.

Tipping the Velvet, the Night Watch or Affinity. I'm in the middle of Affinity now. I've read all four of her books, I wish she'd write another one!! Fingersmith is my favourite one of hers...

I've read Labyrinth, it's awesome! I read it in like a day and a half up at uni, I just couldn't put it down!

mildmanneredgoth · 03-07-2008, 10:50 AM

i'll probably have to check out some of the books mentioned here sometime, always on the lookout for good authors.

Just finished reading "The Secret Agent" by Joseph Conrad which is really excellent, and the LOTR trilogy. Right now, reading through a short story of his as well, titled "Youth". The other book that i'm plowing through is "The Wind-up Bird Chronicle" by Haruki Murakami. This one's gotta be savored little by little.

And if anyone here wants to check out more Stephen King, you could probably look for a collection of short stories titled "Everything's Eventual", which also shows off his knack for characterisation.

ShadowMistress · 03-07-2008, 02:07 PM

I just finished Orwell's '1984'. Impressive. And currently I'm reading 'Straken' by Terry Brooks and 'A Farewell to Arms' by Ernest Hemingway, until now the last book has been quite interesting. I've not read it very much yet, though.

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Princess Mary Tarjas Winter Storm Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasuring Tarja Under The Bedsheets And Watching Her Toes Curl Age: 25 Posts: 3,992 Points: 273.58 Bank: 418,972.48 Total Points: 419,246.06 Donate	I read the Kathy Reichs book, it was very good and easy to read because it was set in the US and not in Canada so no hard words lol and now I know that Tempe's middle name is Dessae or something like that, how cute a name is that __________________

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Princess Mary Tarjas Winter Storm Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Pleasuring Tarja Under The Bedsheets And Watching Her Toes Curl Age: 25 Posts: 3,992 Points: 273.58 Bank: 418,972.48 Total Points: 419,246.06 Donate	What's she like? I have heard of her before, if she writes kinda drama stuff (like Jodi Picoult) then I might like her. __________________

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Addictt Be afraid. Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: the Netherlands Age: 16 Posts: 59 Points: 1,019.58 Bank: 842.02 Total Points: 1,861.61 Donate	Okay, so I'm reading quite a few at the moment.. De dochter van Joop ter Heul [which is Dutch; translation: the daughter of Joop ter Heul] it's the fifth and last book in a series.. from Cissy van Marxveldt. Hannibal - Thomas Harris [Dutch version] Déjà Dead - Kathy Reichs [Dutch] Monday Mourning - Kathy Reichs [in English] Tot stof vergaan [Bones to Ashes] - Kathy Reichs [Yep, in Dutch again] And it depends on my mood which one I'll read! ;-) __________________ - I need you here beside me, to breathe your air.

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Phoenix Fires Cheburashka Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: UK Age: 22 Posts: 3,447 Points: 500.00 Bank: 2,174,995.42 Total Points: 2,175,495.42 Donate	I just finished Fingersmith by Sarah Waters and I am profoundly, profoundly jealous of whoever hasn't read it yet. I want to read it again for the first time!!! __________________ Now I've got to dig deep. Pull out whatever I have that challenges me and overcome it. I admit I'm hard on myself. It's who I've had to be in my life to overcome obstacles. And at the same time, it's all about having fun - Marlee Matlin

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mildmanneredgoth Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 27 Points: 2,658.87 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 2,658.87 Donate	i'll probably have to check out some of the books mentioned here sometime, always on the lookout for good authors. Just finished reading "The Secret Agent" by Joseph Conrad which is really excellent, and the LOTR trilogy. Right now, reading through a short story of his as well, titled "Youth". The other book that i'm plowing through is "The Wind-up Bird Chronicle" by Haruki Murakami. This one's gotta be savored little by little. And if anyone here wants to check out more Stephen King, you could probably look for a collection of short stories titled "Everything's Eventual", which also shows off his knack for characterisation.

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ShadowMistress Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Age: 17 Posts: 40 Points: 8,448.50 Bank: 0.00 Total Points: 8,448.50 Donate	I just finished Orwell's '1984'. Impressive. And currently I'm reading 'Straken' by Terry Brooks and 'A Farewell to Arms' by Ernest Hemingway, until now the last book has been quite interesting. I've not read it very much yet, though.