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Hooves · 2011-09-24, 15:48

Assassins - Tim LaHaye & Jerry B. Jenkins - Part 6 of the Left Behind series

The will to finish this series kept me going.

Alchemist007 · 2011-09-24, 16:52

Finished Gears of War: Coalition's End.

Now on Halo: Cryptum

ganbaru · 2011-09-30, 08:51

Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy

Dralha · 2011-09-30, 19:25

The Wreck of the Grosvenor by William Clark Russell -- A classic 19th century tale of drama and suspense on the high seas. The text was heavily laden with nautical terms related to sailing ships of the period, but this didn't really interfere with the enjoyment of the story.

OMchan · 2011-10-01, 11:24

"Leviathan", the first book in the trilogy by Scott Westerfeld.

Currently going through the second book, "Behemoth" at the moment.

MetalCookie · 2011-10-01, 20:19

Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade

Hollowgolem · 2011-10-01, 22:46

The Black Hole War by Leonard Susskind (about quantum gravity and scientific controversy)

The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie (about... stories, kinda; great novel)

Rahan · 2011-10-02, 12:03

24 Hours in the life of a woman by Stephan Zweig

Just started Sweet silver blues by Glen Cook in a completely different genre.

Puddingman · 2011-10-02, 21:27

I'm working through a Thomas Cleary translation of The Taoist Classics. Currently on section, "Secret of the Golden Flower"

Dragonar Fan · 2011-10-03, 16:22

The Curse of Lono -Hunter S. Thompson
El Aleph-Jorge Luis Borges
The Day of the Jackal-Frederick Forsyth

AnimeNoob · 2011-10-03, 16:24

The girl with the dragon tattoo. It was good but not as mind blowing as what I thought it might of been imo.

ganbaru · 2011-10-07, 09:52

Lélia from George Sand. I find her book always a case of ''hit or miss''. This one was a miss.

Haak · 2011-10-08, 14:48

Finished On The Road To Kandahar by Jason Burke. A really good read. I recommend it to anyone interested in the Middle east/muslim world. It's basically a narration of all his experiences in the muslim world. He tells them as stories so it's more engaging than other non-fiction. All of them are really insightful and there are also quite a few funny ones too (Like the 5mph car chase and the racist jokes written in the American base toilets).

Kirarakim · 2011-10-09, 12:34

South of the Border, West of the Sun by Haruki Murakami

This wasn't one of the top Murakami books I wanted to read but I was in the mood for him and this was one my library actually had on their shelves.

I still have the final chapter left but it turned out to be a very good book. I think the story is deceptively simple but it makes you think about a lot of different things, such as how the things you decide can really change your future and affect the people around you.

Tempester · 2011-10-10, 04:41

Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. The novel, to be exact. This is a beautiful, awe-inspiring, and haunting sci-fi drama. It pretty much got me back into literature.

kayote · 2011-10-10, 11:57

finally finished all Ice and Fire books as well as the Dunk and Egg. enjoyed it all.

loved Dunk and Egg. all three stories are great. better than Dance with Dragons. though i think that might be cause my fav caharactors are not featured alot. looking forward to next one.

just started Atlas Shrugged only read 1st chapter but it's entertaining enough. a lot of messages in the writing.

ganbaru · 2011-10-13, 10:16

The Awakening by Tolstoy.

Endless Soul · 2011-10-13, 12:06

I'm halfway through The Last Stand of the Tin Can Sailors which recounts the events of the Battle of Leyte Gulf. Real jaw-dropping action.

Xellos-_^ · 2011-10-13, 19:08

Snuff - Latest book in the discworld series by Terry Pratchett.

ganbaru · 2011-10-15, 11:02

Miss Harriet by Maupassant

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Alchemist007 Senior Member Author Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: USA	Finished Gears of War: Coalition's End. Now on Halo: Cryptum __________________ Fanfics Art MyAnimeList

2011-09-30, 08:51	Link #1983
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2011-09-30, 19:25	Link #1984
Dralha Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Neo-Venezia	The Wreck of the Grosvenor by William Clark Russell -- A classic 19th century tale of drama and suspense on the high seas. The text was heavily laden with nautical terms related to sailing ships of the period, but this didn't really interfere with the enjoyment of the story. __________________

2011-10-01, 11:24	Link #1985
OMchan オムちゃん Join Date: May 2003	"Leviathan", the first book in the trilogy by Scott Westerfeld. Currently going through the second book, "Behemoth" at the moment. __________________ Kimi ni Todoke

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Puddingman Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Age: 35	I'm working through a Thomas Cleary translation of The Taoist Classics. Currently on section, "Secret of the Golden Flower" __________________

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MetalCookie Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Victoria, AU	Assassin's Creed: The Secret Crusade

2011-10-01, 22:46	Link #1987
Hollowgolem Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Texas, USA	The Black Hole War by Leonard Susskind (about quantum gravity and scientific controversy) The Enchantress of Florence by Salman Rushdie (about... stories, kinda; great novel)

2011-10-02, 12:03	Link #1988
Rahan Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: France	24 Hours in the life of a woman by Stephan Zweig Just started Sweet silver blues by Glen Cook in a completely different genre.

2011-10-03, 16:22	Link #1990
Dragonar Fan HI-RISE BOMBEERRR!!! Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Elpis Colony, Jaburo, The hanger, Texas, Alkard Age: 33	The Curse of Lono -Hunter S. Thompson El Aleph-Jorge Luis Borges The Day of the Jackal-Frederick Forsyth __________________

2011-10-03, 16:24	Link #1991
AnimeNoob Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: UK	The girl with the dragon tattoo. It was good but not as mind blowing as what I thought it might of been imo.

2011-10-07, 09:52	Link #1992
ganbaru books-eater youkai Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Betweem wisdom and insanity	Lélia from George Sand. I find her book always a case of ''hit or miss''. This one was a miss. __________________

2011-10-08, 14:48	Link #1993
Haak Me, An Intellectual Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: UK Age: 33	Finished On The Road To Kandahar by Jason Burke. A really good read. I recommend it to anyone interested in the Middle east/muslim world. It's basically a narration of all his experiences in the muslim world. He tells them as stories so it's more engaging than other non-fiction. All of them are really insightful and there are also quite a few funny ones too (Like the 5mph car chase and the racist jokes written in the American base toilets). __________________ MAL \| AnimeSuki Choice Awards 2020 Winners

2011-10-09, 12:34	Link #1994
Kirarakim Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007	South of the Border, West of the Sun by Haruki Murakami This wasn't one of the top Murakami books I wanted to read but I was in the mood for him and this was one my library actually had on their shelves. I still have the final chapter left but it turned out to be a very good book. I think the story is deceptively simple but it makes you think about a lot of different things, such as how the things you decide can really change your future and affect the people around you. __________________ Twitter MAL

2011-10-10, 04:41	Link #1995
Tempester Japanese Culture Fan Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Planet Earth Age: 33	Flowers for Algernon by Daniel Keyes. The novel, to be exact. This is a beautiful, awe-inspiring, and haunting sci-fi drama. It pretty much got me back into literature.

2011-10-10, 11:57	Link #1996
kayote Looking for ONE PIECE Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Sleeping Forest	finally finished all Ice and Fire books as well as the Dunk and Egg. enjoyed it all. loved Dunk and Egg. all three stories are great. better than Dance with Dragons. though i think that might be cause my fav caharactors are not featured alot. looking forward to next one. just started Atlas Shrugged only read 1st chapter but it's entertaining enough. a lot of messages in the writing. __________________

2011-10-13, 10:16	Link #1997
ganbaru books-eater youkai Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Betweem wisdom and insanity	The Awakening by Tolstoy. __________________

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Xellos-_^ Not Enough Sleep Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: R'lyeh Age: 48	Snuff - Latest book in the discworld series by Terry Pratchett. __________________

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ganbaru books-eater youkai Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Betweem wisdom and insanity	Miss Harriet by Maupassant __________________