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[ĵџvє_вãвγ]

Started reading the Da Vinci Code

The Island by Elin Hilderbrand, love this kind of novels, the story about family relations, you can find a lot of things in it, i mean regret, love, sorrow, tragedy, fellowship, sisterhood..etc. yeah it is not a men stuff but definetely it delights the women, heart warming indeed.

..***..

 

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[Martin]

I don't know why people have been so critical of it, it's a fun detective story.

 

[ĵџvє_вãвγ]

I don't know why people have been so critical of it, it's a fun detective story.

it is, but with full of surprises like the other Dan Brown novels..***..

 

[Fred]

Finished reading "Theodore Boone" and "Judge and Jury" by Grisham and J. Patterson respectively.

Currently reading "The Afghan" by Fredrik Forsyth

Don't! coelho is shit

Seriously, everyone speaks so favorably about him, i've always been meaning to read "The Alchemist"

Started reading the Da Vinci Code

Its quite good, until the ending ruins it.

 

[Martin]

Currently reading "The Afghan" by Fredrik Forsyth

I liked that one.

Its quite good, until the ending ruins it.

I know how it ends, I've seen the movie.

 

[king Ale]

Don't! coelho is shit

So damn true.

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

I haven't read far yet, but it's going good. Why do you two say that?

 

[Enron]

Finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Pretty good mystery. Not sure if I'll continue with the series.

 

[Martin]

So damn true.

Glad you said that cause I have one of his coming up

Finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Pretty good mystery. Not sure if I'll continue with the series.

The Swedish guy? I saw the movies, they were meh.

 

[ĵџvє_вãвγ]

Finished The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. Pretty good mystery. Not sure if I'll continue with the series.

The Girl Who Played with Fire is better, more action, more mystery and very good fiction..***..

 

[Quetzalcoatl]

Deneb and Hoori, The Alchemist was quite good. What's with the Coelho non-rating?

 

[CaesarCod]

Finished 1984. What a read. Great novel but leaves me feeling a bit depressed

 

[Martin]

Gödel, Escher, Bach. Mind blowing. The deepest book I've ever read, possibly the most important. Long and hard to read, because of the ever frequent references to earlier ideas, it's like the whole book is a mosaic where things are connected to each other, a structure so deep it would take ages to unravel all of it.

Philosophy, mathematics, music, computer science, genetics. That's probably the right order in which most of the content is from, but it's all connected very deeply.

 

[Kate]

Currently reading two, An Instance of the Fingerpost by Iain Pears and a history of Italian football that was given to me by an Italian friend at work. He is a massive Torino fan and is trying to talk me away from Juve with things such as "Del Piero's an idiot". I expected to find some long, drawn-out explanation of why Del Piero is an idiot, but so far all it has said is "Del Piero's a really sound bloke and I have nothing bad to say about him" so we'll see.

 

[swag]

Tino Turtle Travels to Beijing...

Who would have thought that the turtle would go ballistic at the outsourced Frisbee factory at the end, locking the exits and torching everyone like that?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Deneb and Hoori, The Alchemist was quite good. What's with the Coelho non-rating?

Coelho: platitude, platitude, something so cheesy it shoulda been on the karate kid, garbage, platitude, some more garbage, nausea

 

[king Ale]

Deneb and Hoori, The Alchemist was quite good. What's with the Coelho non-rating?

I find his books overly pretentious. He pretends that he is teaching people simple tips about life, love, everything in the simplest ways and with the most catching lines and that's why many love to quote them all the time but his books, IMO, are too superficial actually.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

nad thats why you re the khoshkeleh we all love

 

[swag]

nad thats why you re the khoshkeleh we all love

 

[GordoDeCentral]