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Post Number:#76 
by batman » 13 Jan 2009, 08:18
Probably 'The World According To Garp' by John Irving.
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Post Number:#77 by marcberry » 14 Jan 2009, 07:43
on the road - jack kerouac
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Post Number:#78 by westy87 » 14 Jan 2009, 15:53
By far JUNK by melvin burgees
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Post Number:#79 by jgand » 21 Jan 2009, 20:58
Yeah, its great stuff.
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Post Number:#80 by Michelle » 05 Feb 2009, 14:34
Winter's Tale, Mark Helprin, hands down. I even got an autographed copy for my birthday once (he sells them on his website)!
Close 2nd - House of the Spirits, Isabel Allende
Runner ups: Kite Runner, The Book Thief
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Post Number:#81 by ResonantAleph » 05 Feb 2009, 18:21
Probably Ulysses. Although I've read it multiple times, every time I open it, I discover something new.
"It's always night, or we wouldn't need light."
-Thelonious Monk
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Post Number:#82 by victory08 » 07 Feb 2009, 18:58
my favourite - is IT by Stephen King
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Post Number:#83 by StanDaMan » 08 Feb 2009, 18:13
I Love Ender's Game! So good.
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Post Number:#84 by janicejan » 10 Feb 2009, 23:22
I love reading inspirational books and one of the best books I ever read was "the purpose of driven life" other books may seem to be nice or great indeed, but the book I mentioned left a mark on my mind and my heart.~
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Post Number:#85 by Kirsten » 13 Feb 2009, 10:01
Id have to say my favourite book is Pride and Prejudice, ive read most of Austen's work and this is my most read book, im on to my second copy i wore the first one out.
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Post Number:#87 by Aimee Stinson » 17 Feb 2009, 10:21
The Drama Unfolds written by Andrea Kulman is a good book.
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Post Number:#88 by stevephilipps » 17 Feb 2009, 12:38
Although everyone might not enjoy reading 1984, it is one of the most relevant books in this day and age, and more people relate to it every day than they realize, and it also brought to light the notion of a higher power constantly watching over the people.
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Post Number:#89 by Piree » 17 Feb 2009, 14:46
I will cast my vote on "Lord of the flies" But there are other books almost as good as it, so really hard to tell my favorite.
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Post Number:#90 by Beth Hoke » 17 Feb 2009, 18:11
My favorite book is The Prince of Tides. I think Pat Conroy is one of the greatest American authors ever!
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