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OLD NEW GUY
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about 20 books so might take too long to list.
just started the latest david gibbins
then i have the new joe abercrombie
then the David Gunn
then about 12 Historical fiction books from romans through to Greeks to battling barbarians..then onto some cheesy thrillers. I do have a couple of Fantasy books coming as well, just got blood of Elves as well. |
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Alia
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| OLD NEW GUY wrote: | | just got blood of Elves as well. |
It should be a really great read - unless the translator messed it up.
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OLD NEW GUY
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has any one read:
Nights of Villjamur
Author: Mark Charan Newton
Library of Shadows
Author: Mikkel Birkegaard
i bought both recently and they are in the reading pile but not got round to them yet! |
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Kerela
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A couple of old knitting/crafting-books and a Three Investigators-omnibus on a jumble sale 
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Alia
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Silverberg's "Lord Valentine's Castle". To have it signed by the author himself (he came to Poland last week).
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TheJovialGnome
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Just bought "The Almost Moon" by Alice Sebold (quite liked 'The Lovely Bones') on audio book to listen to whilst I was in Germany (you can only get Radio 5 as far as Antwerp!) and have seldom been guilty of a bigger waste of money- rubbish story, poorly read - I'm almost embarassed to give it to the charity shop! 
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Kerela
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Jim Butcher's Fool Moon and George Martin's A Clash of Kings and A Storm of Swords...
It's the end of the semester. I'm rewarding for surviving it
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butterfly
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Charlaine Harris - Dead and Gone.
Mark Chadbourne - The Destroyer of Worlds
Kelley Armstrong - The Awakening
A couple of crochet books for my sister and half a dozen children's books for the destroyer of books that is my youngest son. He chews a lot.
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Lizzy
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| butterfly wrote: | Mark Chadbourn - The Destroyer of Worlds
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Me too, and it's read - it's very good 
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TheJovialGnome
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| Lizzy wrote: | | butterfly wrote: | Mark Chadbourn - The Destroyer of Worlds
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Me too, and it's read - it's very good |
Sitting on my shelf - next after Artemis Fowl and the Time Paradox - really looking forward to it!
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Max Power
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| Kerela wrote: | Jim Butcher's Fool Moon and George Martin's A Clash of Kings and A Storm of Swords...
It's the end of the semester. I'm rewarding for surviving it |
I've just got Blood and Gold, and Feast of Crows by Martin. Can't wait to get into them!
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Deornoth
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Just bought myself a copy of 'Mythago Wood' online
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Alia
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| Deornoth wrote: | | Just bought myself a copy of 'Mythago Wood' online |
Very good book but also sad and depressing (at least for me). "Lavondyss" even more so.
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Deornoth
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I'm getting a copy of 'Avillion' sent over so I thought I'd give 'Mythago Wood' a go before I read that.
I'm not sure I like the sound of sad and depressing though. I'll end up crying and having to pretend that there's dust in my eye... or something... 
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Mantyluoto
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| Posted: Fri Aug 14, 2009 3:42 pm Post subject: |
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| Jennifer Fallon's "Warlord" which arrived today |
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