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Old Nov 26, 06
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Old Nov 26, 06
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Yeah I love looking at my collection too :)
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Old Nov 26, 06
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how many do you guys have?
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Old Nov 26, 06
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i have probably between 300-400. although i haven't really counted in awhile. it's always expanding.
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i don't think i've ever counted all of my books. i just did an estimate.
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Old Nov 26, 06
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counting your books is a good form of procrastination.
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Old Nov 26, 06
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i prefer to just look at them when i should be doing something else.

it's even lazier.
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Old Nov 26, 06
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Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies

- Jared Diamond
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Old Nov 26, 06
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Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies

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auh.

i read the first 150 pages of the book and i was bored stiff for almost the entire Time. if you want to win a pullitzer surprise (hehe) you should write a boring ass book.
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Old Nov 29, 06
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darkness at sethanon by raymond e feist.
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Old Nov 30, 06
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Starting to read Angels and Demons again. :)
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Old Dec 03, 06
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cell by stephen king.

i was going to read the next raymond e feist book, but i needed a different writing style for a bit.
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Old Dec 03, 06
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it probably was Eragon. anyone know the author? i put it back on my parents bookshelves and now there is little hope of ever finding it again... i want to read the second one.

i probably only have about fifty books in my apartment, because it's small and i also own a lot of clothes and shoes (teehee). however, i've probably read more books than 98% of people my age and 75% of all people (have you noticed that most folk just don't read?) because i'm lucky enough to have a family that reads as compulsively as i do, and who have less financial/spacial restrictions on what they can buy. once a week i steal a book or two from my mom's always-growing collection.

right now i'm reading: Black Swan Green by David Mitchell, the briiiillliiannnttt author of Cloud Atlas. three chapters in and i'm loving it. i'm also reading Beauty Tips from Moose Jaw by... someone Canadian (too lazy to check).

yay books!
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Old Dec 03, 06
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the second book is called "eldest" and they're making a movie about it sometime this month. the author is chris somethingorother. i've seen the book kicking around in bookstores, but i've just never picked it up.
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Old Dec 03, 06
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The Daughter Of The Drow by Elaine Cunningham
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cell by stephen king.

i was going to read the next raymond e feist book, but i needed a different writing style for a bit.
the end of this book sucks.

raymond e feist's prince of the blood.
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Old Dec 04, 06
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i'm also reading Beauty Tips from Moose Jaw by... someone Canadian (too lazy to check).

yay books!
will ferguson. he also wrote a travel book about japan (hitchhiking with buddha) and a few other books about canada that are pretty funny. he has a novel that's hilarious called Happiness(tm)
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Old Dec 06, 06
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it by stephen king.

i think it's aboot a clown?
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Old Dec 10, 06
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Old Dec 10, 06
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still on the celestine prophecy
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Old Dec 11, 06
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the weavers of saramyr.. by someones who name i forgot because i don't have the book in front of me.

i love having a bit more time to read again! (i find it hard to keep up reading during school)
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I love that book.. I think I may have to try and find my copy (or get a new one). :)

Right now I'm reading the safe drivers guide.. hey, I need to get my license ok. :p
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Old Dec 11, 06
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^^^ Probably the most boring thing to read... (the Driver's License manual that is)
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Old Dec 11, 06
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darkness at sethanon by raymond e feist.

FUCK YES! Raymond E feist was one of my favorite childhood authors. The entire riftwar series was one of my favorites of all time!

PUG is the shit!

But when it comes to "heroic fantasy" David Gemmel owns! His stories are always tinged with real historic accounts, his heroes are always arise from the most fucked up pasts (they never turn out to be "long lost princes/ess" either) and they all have a very human quality. He prose is violent, brutal, honest and all the more captivating because of his abilitiy to raise heroism from cowardice.

If you havent already checked these out, these are my personal faves from his works:

_Knights of Dark Renown
_Waylander Series
_John Shannow Series (the best!!!!!)
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Old Dec 11, 06
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