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Starting my Dan Brown voyage with the Da Vinci Code - found it going cheap in Asda and thought I should go for it before seeing the film :)

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I'm reading Crime and Punishment for English. It's a very good book.

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I just finished reading Jennifer Government by Max Barry, and it was excellent. Now I want to read his other two books, Syrup and Company.

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I've decided to read The Wizard's Dilemma by Diane Duane again. i absolutely loved the series, and it was beautifully written. also with very appropriate cover art. infact, i think i'll reread the whole series at some point during the summer. or, read them for the first time, considering i heard a good portion of them on cassette. it's really good on cassette

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America is always a good read....The Daily Show version with John Stewart.
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I've finally found a copy of The Color of Magic by Terry Pratchett. I'm so excited. I'm been reading all weekend.

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"Atlantis" by ummm... I think its David Gibbins?!? I could be wrong. He's a marine archaeologist though or something, apparently.

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Read America (Jon Stewart) and The DaVinci Code-- both great in very different ways. :)

Right now reading: Living the I Ching, by Ming-Dao Deng and the play Six Characters in Search of an Author by Luigi Pirandello

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Currently I'm reading A Tale of Two Cities for literature class. It would be nice but the teacher kills the experience with a full 2 pages of questions and a quiz every other day plus a character booklet. Otherwise, it's a very in depth book quite good for the mystery solvers.
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Eldest, by Christopher Paolini. The book is taking me forever... it would be ok if the writer didn't think he was Tolkien.

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I just finished Alas, Babylon by Pat Frank. It was a pretty interesting book. I have no idea what I'm going to read now though.

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Eldest, by Christopher Paolini. The book is taking me forever... it would be ok if the writer didn't think he was Tolkien.


Exactly. And people need to stop comparing him to Tolkien >.>

I just finished The Secret Life of Bees, by Sue Monk Kidd. We're reading it for English, and it's okay. Not that great, but it's better than a lot of other books we read in school.

Now reading Wild Swans by Jung Chang. Very good so far, and I'm only on the first chapter^^

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Inside the Mind of Gideon Rayburn - Sarah Miller

Bought it for a friend and reading it before I give it to her (Yes, I'm cheap, although, I may buy myself a copy of this if it's good). So far, it's pretty good -- pretty interesting take on a woman's perspective on guys.

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Shameless Self-premotion.

Oh, I mean JPod by Douglas Coupland.

He's never actually dissapointed me before, but this one came close.

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