What books do you read????????????????????????????????????
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Cory
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What books do you read????????????????????????????????????
Please let me know what you thought of them
The falling flower
I saw drift to the branch
Was a butterfly.
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I saw drift to the branch
Was a butterfly.
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MackIntheBox
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perhaps even just gerneral categories like sci/fi, horror, mystery, action/adventure, or romance.
I read mainly sci fi, alot of it being graphic novels (mangas). I also have read most of the short stories and alot of Larry Niven's other writings, im currently plowing through the man kzin wars
great reading 
I read mainly sci fi, alot of it being graphic novels (mangas). I also have read most of the short stories and alot of Larry Niven's other writings, im currently plowing through the man kzin wars
great reading "There's no point in being grown up if you can't be childish sometimes."
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From the "What other hobbies do you have?" post it seems like a good portion of catfish owners like sci-fi. I wonder why this is?
I like mostly fiction but also educational-type books and a good non-fiction, as well. The book I am reading now is called "The Golden Ratio" and is all about the number phi.
I like mostly fiction but also educational-type books and a good non-fiction, as well. The book I am reading now is called "The Golden Ratio" and is all about the number phi.
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definitely since I never heard of the two non-Potter books either......
Cory, I have a suggestion for you, and it's not an easy read either!
fun though....
Neil Stephenson's Cryptonomycon!
WOOHOOO what a book!
btw have yet to find a book by him that isn't top-notch; Zodiac, Diamond Age, Snow Crash and The Big U are all great books.
Cory, I have a suggestion for you, and it's not an easy read either!
fun though....
Neil Stephenson's Cryptonomycon!
WOOHOOO what a book!
btw have yet to find a book by him that isn't top-notch; Zodiac, Diamond Age, Snow Crash and The Big U are all great books.
Valar Morghulis
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I like guide books!
Like:
A Field Guide to the Birds of North America
Like:
A Field Guide to the Birds of North America
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