Quoting Paranoid from 14:39, 2nd Jul 2006
Just finished Freakonomics though, and that was brilliant! Read it in 2 days!
Quoting exnihilo from 20:51, 1st Jul 2006
The works of H. Rider Haggard. A reread, but well worth it. Also Old Goriot by Honore Balzac.
Quoting little headache from 17:50, 2nd Jul 2006Quoting Paranoid from 14:39, 2nd Jul 2006
Just finished Freakonomics though, and that was brilliant! Read it in 2 days!
It's so legendary, isn't it? Keep trying to get people to read it, but I think they think I'm crazy. I really want to read the Undercover Economist now.
Quoting Malcolm from 18:51, 1st Jul 2006
Life Of Pi, never actually read it.
It's an extremely good book, well worth the hype it got. I thoroughly recommend it.
Quoting Nick82 from 01:14, 3rd Jul 2006Quoting little headache from 17:50, 2nd Jul 2006Quoting Paranoid from 14:39, 2nd Jul 2006
Just finished Freakonomics though, and that was brilliant! Read it in 2 days!
It's so legendary, isn't it? Keep trying to get people to read it, but I think they think I'm crazy. I really want to read the Undercover Economist now.
Another huge fan of Freakenomics which I have just finnished rereading. Such a good book to dip back into when you feel like it.
Quoting Paranoid from 06:52, 4th Jul 2006
Michael Crichton is probably one of the best authors I have had the pleasure in reading!
Timeline, Sphere, Prey, Andromena Strain, even Jurrassic Park...all brilliant!
Quoting ascii from 20:12, 4th Jul 2006Quoting Paranoid from 06:52, 4th Jul 2006
Michael Crichton is probably one of the best authors I have had the pleasure in reading!
Timeline, Sphere, Prey, Andromena Strain, even Jurrassic Park...all brilliant!
Disclosure and Rising Sun are two other Crichton books that I recommend.
Quoting Mr Comedy from 00:01, 5th Jul 2006
Post Captain - Patrick O'Brian.
Not enough sailing for my tastes.
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