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Old 11-08-2010, 01:07 AM #1
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Lol.

Eh, Dracula, To Kill a Mockingbird, Bond novels and Agatha Christie ones.

That's all I can think of right now offhand.
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Mind you they really should of used a BB7 Housemate instead of Channelle, the warning string she's holding matches the BB7 graphics so well.
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Oh, and I love re-reading bios. Always very interesting.
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Wilbur smiths egyptian series of books especially the first one river god that is my all time favourite read.
they are:

1.River God
2.The Seventh Scroll
3.Warlock
4.The Quest
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Wilbur smiths egyptian series of books especially the first one river god that is my all time favourite read.
they are:

1.River God
2.The Seventh Scroll
3.Warlock
4.The Quest
I really want to read them. Love historical fiction. Well, historical novels.
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None for me, dont like reading.
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I really want to read them. Love historical fiction. Well, historical novels.
Highly recommended he is a fantastic author.
You can pick them up on ebay for about £3 each.
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Highly recommended he is a fantastic author.
You can pick them up on ebay for about £3 each.
Haven't read enough of those kind of novels. I would recommend Thomas Harris to you though, but I'd say you've read his Roman novels already?
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Haven't read enough of those kind of novels. I would recommend Thomas Harris to you though, but I'd say you've read his Roman novels already?
No i havent ive only heard of him for the hannibal lecters but i shall keep my eye out for them.
Thanks.
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No i havent ive only heard of him for the hannibal lecters but i shall keep my eye out for them.
Thanks.
No, I always get them mixed up! Robert Harris. He writes about Cicero in Rome. Great read.
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No, I always get them mixed up! Robert Harris. He writes about Cicero in Rome. Great read.
Ah i see thanks i havent read any robert harris i will definitely check them out.
Thanks for the recommendation.
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