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I've got 2 Barnes and Noble gift cards I'm gonna use soon and I want a good book reccomendation. I've already decided to get Jackson Browne's latest CD hit collection and this really cool sounding book called "Lies My Teacher Never Told Me."
This leaves about $7-8 for another book so please any good classic or sorta current book would be appreciated.
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"Jennifer Government" by Max Barry
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Wow.. This is such a wide topic... I shall think about it and post again later! ;p
"Elton John and I became really good friends. I don't mean 'good friends' in that sense. I just mean we slept together." -Billy Joel
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I advise a dictionary old bean.
Nancy Astor : "If I were your wife I would put poison in your coffee". Winston Churchill : "And if I were your husband I would drink it".
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Hang on a minute!

Only you Danno old boy could write I'll come back when I've had a think about it. Corking!
Nancy Astor : "If I were your wife I would put poison in your coffee". Winston Churchill : "And if I were your husband I would drink it".
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Well, After thinking a bit, I will recommend most ANYTHING by Roald Dahl (yes, I know they are mainly kids books, but I love them), and The Hobbit (I am currently half through it, And really think I should stop trying to 'streach it out' as I've had it since Christmas). Also, I really enjoy the book "If Chins Could Kill: Confessions of a 'B' Movie Actor" by Bruce Campbell. VERY funny! Also, Some Stephen King books are good. Pet Semetary being my fave of the lot. ;p
"Elton John and I became really good friends. I don't mean 'good friends' in that sense. I just mean we slept together." -Billy Joel
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Stephen King's great. And Dan, you're right - Pet Sematary is the best one.

But if I had to recommend one book right now, it would be "Silas Marner" by George Eliot.

NO DON'T SHOOT!!! It's actually good. I hated it the first time I read it and then the second time around decided it was actually pretty good. And the TV movie with Ben Kingsley wasn't bad either.
God wants you to send me some money. "Seven spades doubled, vulnerable, making seven? You BITCH."
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geeksandgeeks wrote:
Stephen King's great. And Dan, you're right - Pet Sematary is the best one.

But if I had to recommend one book right now, it would be "Silas Marner" by George Eliot.

NO DON'T SHOOT!!! It's actually good. I hated it the first time I read it and then the second time around decided it was actually pretty good. And the TV movie with Ben Kingsley wasn't bad either.


Yay to Silas Marner! In where I live there are classic editions called Wordworth. (not the poet). Only ~$2US a book! Anything George Eliot is good... especially Middle March.
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'Anti-Americanism' - by Jean Francois Revel
If you can't beat them with brains, beat them with bullshit
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Argh! Not Silas Marner! Memories of GCSE! Its not a bad book though!...
"Freddie would have loved it" - Brian May
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"Cause Celeb" by Helen Fielding - quite humorous.

"The Awakening & other short stories" by Kate Chopin - interesting stories.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee - just cos it's the best book ever. ;^)
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Miss James wrote:
"Cause Celeb" by Helen Fielding - quite humorous.

"The Awakening & other short stories" by Kate Chopin - interesting stories.

"To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee - just cos it's the best book ever. ;^)


I sound repetitive, but wow! What a good list, Miss James.
Goodbye April lady, It's been good to have you around - Goodbye April lady, You've done a lot for the folks in this town...
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Thank ya! :^)
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David Jones wrote:
Argh! Not Silas Marner! Memories of GCSE! Its not a bad book though!...


What's GCSE and what's it got to do with SM?

Or do I even want to know? ;D
God wants you to send me some money. "Seven spades doubled, vulnerable, making seven? You BITCH."
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GCSEs are the exams everyone in the UK takes at the age of 16 as the finale to compulsory schooling.

It stands for General Certificate of Secondary Education.
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