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Currently reading:

Text book - Astronomy Today, Custom 5th Edition
Book - Critical Mass - How One Thing Leads to Another – Philip Ball

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I'm reading the 'Alabama Driver Manual'

So far, it hasn't told me to run over people that make me angry.

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am reading ernest hemingway - a farewell to arms
its about the author's experience fighting during world war 1 - brutal yet a fascinating read.
his collection of short stories have always been a favourite

anyone recommend war writers i can take a look at?

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I read A Farewell to Arms... good book, though you should know Hemingway didn't actually fight in WW1, he was a volunteer for the red cross.

Have you read All Quiet on the Western Front? I thought that was a good book.

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A Bridge to Far

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Where are my keys?



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I found 'em in my swimming pool.

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sweetness wrote: anyone recommend war writers i can take a look at?

Stephen Crane wrote The Red Badge of Courage. That's a good story.

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Stephen E. Ambrose would be the obvious one. His books are brilliant. Then there is Cornelius Ryan who wrote the longest day.

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My lung hurts.. I'm getting sick.. X.X I wanna read books too

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It seems no one has read any books for the last six months. I just bought the book Midshipman's Hope. I read it several years ago and now I am rereading it.

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blah, im reading a dumb book

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Clueless wrote: blah, im reading a dumb book

No, it's a great book. You just don't want to be reading it.


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Bookworm wrote:

Clueless wrote: blah, im reading a dumb book

No, it's a great book. You just don't want to be reading it.

no, im pretty sure its a dumb book

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Clueless wrote:

Bookworm wrote:

Clueless wrote: blah, im reading a dumb book

No, it's a great book. You just don't want to be reading it.

no, im pretty sure its a dumb book

No, I'm pretty sure it's a great book.

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Bookworm wrote:

Clueless wrote:

Bookworm wrote:
No, it's a great book. You just don't want to be reading it.

no, im pretty sure its a dumb book

No, I'm pretty sure it's a great book.

psssssh, its not like you're some guy who has a library in his basement and would know something like that

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Clueless wrote:

Bookworm wrote:

Clueless wrote:
no, im pretty sure its a dumb book

No, I'm pretty sure it's a great book.

psssssh, its not like you're some guy who has a library in his basement and would know something like that

On the contrary, it's exactly like that.

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Bookworm wrote:

Clueless wrote:

Bookworm wrote:
No, I'm pretty sure it's a great book.

psssssh, its not like you're some guy who has a library in his basement and would know something like that

On the contrary, it's exactly like that.

you read the book and take all the notes then


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Bookworm wrote: It seems no one has read any books for the last six months. I just bought the book Midshipman's Hope. I read it several years ago and now I am rereading it.

After I finished Midshipman's Hope, I bought Challenger's Hope and Prisoner's Hope. Now I have to find Fisherman's Hope.

Currently I am listening to a book on tape called What If. It is a series of essays describing what would have happened in history if something slightly different had occured. For example, if the Japanese had won the Battle of Midway, they most likely would have gone on to attack Hawaii. They already had plans in the works to do that.

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amazing

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Clueless wrote: amazing

Isn't it now?

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I'm still reading the same book I've been reading for quite some time...probably 6 months. It's a pretty big book. "Kingdom of fear" - Hunter S. Thompson.

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well i read my schools newspaper yesterday

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amazing

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