Favorite Books
Re: Favorite Books
by SimbasMate » October 9th, 2009, 12:21 am
I have a new favorite book! It's called Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaeslen. It's a survival story, and it's really good!
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Re: Favorite Books
by thanigraphics » October 9th, 2009, 12:01 pm
my favs are:
the Potter series: I read the first 4 books in Dutch, and the fifth in English. After that, I went too busy too read the other books. Maybe I will in the future.
at the moment I'm at the second book of Stieg Larsson's famous Millenium series. It's really worth reading. I love the way Larsson describes the characters and environments, the main character, a young woman named Lisbeth Salander, is really recognizable for me. And I think for most of you guys too!
for the rest, I love books about psychology/psychiatry, since it's my work and interest. Mostly romans about these subjects, from several writers.
A good book was "the curious incident with the dog in the night" forgot the writer, but it's about an autistic boy's vision on the death of a dog. A book that makes one laugh and cry at the same time.
the Potter series: I read the first 4 books in Dutch, and the fifth in English. After that, I went too busy too read the other books. Maybe I will in the future.
at the moment I'm at the second book of Stieg Larsson's famous Millenium series. It's really worth reading. I love the way Larsson describes the characters and environments, the main character, a young woman named Lisbeth Salander, is really recognizable for me. And I think for most of you guys too!
for the rest, I love books about psychology/psychiatry, since it's my work and interest. Mostly romans about these subjects, from several writers.
A good book was "the curious incident with the dog in the night" forgot the writer, but it's about an autistic boy's vision on the death of a dog. A book that makes one laugh and cry at the same time.
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Re: Favorite Books
by SilverSimba01 » October 11th, 2009, 1:28 am
Another favorite book is Beowulf
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Re: Favorite Books
by Uzoma » October 12th, 2009, 6:05 pm
[quote="SilverSimba01"]Another favorite book is Beowulf[/quote]
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