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Fall of Knight by Peter David. It's remarkably intelligent--I really don't remember Knight Life being so thoughtful. I should try to find all the books that came in between those two.

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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne.
I have to read it for school.

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When it becomes available at the library, I'm going to pick up Mindfreak: Secret Revelations by Criss Angel. I can't wait. ('tis on hold right now, and not for me. T_T)

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The Nanny Diaries.

I cant remeber who its by but its a hilarious read!

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Chapter Eight: Cartesian Coordinate System & Straight Lines.

About to move onto Chapter Nine: Circles.

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I just got Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and I'm only on chapter 2. :P

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Paint It Black by Janet Fitch.

I liked White Oleander so hopefully this will be good. I can't read the title without getting the song in my head.

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I was reading some book by R.A Salavatore in some trilogy, it was fantasy. It was entertaining. :P

I'm currently reading World War Z by Max Brooks and Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I must say, Atlas Shrugged. Interesting.

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Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I must say, Atlas Shrugged. Interesting.


Good choice. Don't let everything go to your head, though.
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sir_michael wrote:
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I must say, Atlas Shrugged. Interesting.


Good choice. Don't let everything go to your head, though.


Yeah, for me it's fiction. A good story, I won't let it get to me. :P

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A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini. I loved his first book The Kite Runner (which I had to read for college), so when his second one came out I knew I had to pick it up. It's really good so far too (I'm about 1/2 of the way done).

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Shadowmarch by Tad Williams. Quite engrossing, took a hundred pages to remember what the hell was going on.
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Horus Heresy book 5 : Fulgrim.

The chapter detailing the fall of a Remembrancer was... Disturbing.
And it only got worse as the Astartes -Living avatars of war above and beyond human ailments- fell from grace as well.

And I shed a tear at the Dropsite massacre.

That makes two books that can make me do that.
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sir_michael wrote:
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand. I must say, Atlas Shrugged. Interesting.

NO WAY!
*ahem* Sorry about that, my mom read it for a book club last year and I couldn't help but wonder "Would anyone else even bother to read this?"

Erm...so right now I'm reading Mr. Monk and the Two Assistants. There have been better mystery novels, but Monk is in it, so I got pulled in.

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