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@ HEF -> geeks are cool. dorks are not.

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And I'm a dork ...

I'm currentlly rereading Weel of Time in English (gotten rouglly half Eye of the World, which is the first book). It's just great, well written, exellent story, detailed, everything! It's written by Robert Jordan by the way. If you like Fantasy it's a must, and if you don't, then at least try it, it's deffinentlly the best of the best there.

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Well when I say miserable, I mean moany and whiney...whinging non-stop - I can't do this...I want to go home...wah wah wah...

There's some miserable characters in song of ice and fire too, but thankfully it's proper misery brought on by realistic problems (loved ones dying, bad injuries etc...) - not Jordans 'I want to go home cos I am cold and hungry! Boo-hoo.'

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They beat the Eddings characters. They act as if they're out on a goddamn picknic!

And I'll try it sometime. Just not now!

Übereil

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Cool...you shant regret it!

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Now I am reading "The Rule of Four" by Ian Caldwell & Dustin Thomason but I can't tell if it is a good book yet. I just started it.

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It is a good book, especially if you like the story of people trying to decode a book ( Hypnerotomachia ) that is basically a great big code hidden here there, everywhere. It seems like the type of story you'd learn in an english class, but it is much better than that. I liked it. Did I mention the secret is worth killing for...?


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As for myself, I've just read a new book called Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment . I loved it. It's the best book I've read in a long time, defanantly in my Top Ten, and the second novel that upon finishing it I said "I wanna read it again!".

It's by James Patterson, author of these detective novels that became popular movies: Along Came A Spider and Kiss The Girls both starring Morgan Freeman.

This is a book of modern fantasy and adventure about six children who have avian (bird) DNA grafted into theirs. So they have high reflexes, geneticly modified strength, and wings ! It starts with them having escaped the place where they were mutated, and are now being hunted down by Wolf-Men called Erasers.

For any fantasy-adventure lovers, you should read this book.

For anyone who has dreamt or wished to fly, it is a MUST READ.

Killerzzz

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As for myself, I've just read a new book called Maximum Ride: The Angel Experiment . I loved it. It's the best book I've read in a long time, defanantly in my Top Ten, and the second novel that upon finishing it I said "I wanna read it again!".

It's by James Patterson, author of these detective novels that became popular movies: Along Came A Spider and Kiss The Girls both starring Morgan Freeman.

This is a book of modern fantasy and adventure about six children who have avian (bird) DNA grafted into theirs. So they have high reflexes, geneticly modified strength, and wings ! It starts with them having escaped the place where they were mutated, and are now being hunted down by Wolf-Men called Erasers.

For any fantasy-adventure lovers, you should read this book.

For anyone who has dreamt or wished to fly, it is a MUST READ.

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I'm searching for the ones I read from him but can't find nor remember the titles. I only read a couple of his works; it was great stories, but he seems to pass too fast, not deep enough through it; it had left me disappointed.

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I'm searching for the ones I read from him but can't find nor remember the titles. I only read a couple of his works; it was great stories, but he seems to pass too fast, not deep enough through it; it had left me disappointed.

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Its true you get through his books kinda quick... but hey: you gotta love'em.

Now, would the other books by him be called one of these?:

When the Wind Blows
The Lake House
Parts of the Women's Murder Club series
Any of the Alex Cross novels (Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls...)
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas
Sam's Letters to Jennifer

I've never read them, but they're in jacket of my Maximum Ride book.

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Now, would the other books by him be called one of these?:

When the Wind Blows
The Lake House
Parts of the Women's Murder Club series
Any of the Alex Cross novels (Along Came a Spider, Kiss the Girls...)
Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas
Sam's Letters to Jennifer

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I'm quite sure it's not one of them. I've read Kiss the Girls, but long ago; it's not one of those I think about. One was about two virgin teens, from different countries, being pregnant and the catholic Church investigating the cases, etc. On the book's cover was a dove and/or a hand...


I was glad to have went through the Discours de la Méthode... And I just learnt that I have to go through the Meditations by the same author; it's weird how an interesting challenge can turn into a chore-like task when obliged to be repeated...
At least, it was written in Latin so a translated version will probably be easier to read than one in a XVIIth century French. (I hope)