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Your favourite ever book?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Was thinking about this the other day and mine is still To Kill a Mockingbird. I re watched the film with Gregory Peck the other day and I went back to read it yet again.
What's your favourite book ever? |
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Tess of the D'Ubervilles, on so many levels. Though strangely 'Christine' by Stephen King meant a lot at the time as a struggling teen. Still a few quotes I remember!
And of course the Club International Annual of 1979... |
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over a year ago
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"Possibly Dune, or The World of Jeeves by the immortal PG.  "
I went on a date to forget to see Dune! Giant worms wasn't my idea of a film date! I bet the book is a good read though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Silmarillion
Really? Seems like there's too many characters to remember.. It's good I'm reading it again.....
The princess bride (inconceivable) "
My name is inigo montoya, you killed my father...............I saw that film in the cinema in Berlin when it came out, brilliant  |
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"tery pratchett mort was so funny but i like all of the discworld books "
This^^^ remember reading it as a teenager and falling in love with Terry Pratchett on the spot, have now read everything he's ever written  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The shinning , grt book scared me reading it all those years ago ..."
Only book to have ever scared me 
Was a student in a shared house...old, creaky place....was terrified and slept with the lights on |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Just one!!!
I honestly could not pick just one, my go to book is the Lord of the rings, return of the king,
I've had to buy first editions of several Stephen King books as I love them so much, Patrick Cornwells scarpetta series is good for losing my mind for a while |
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"The shinning , grt book scared me reading it all those years ago ...
Only book to have ever scared me
Was a student in a shared house...old, creaky place....was terrified and slept with the lights on "
I've never read the book or watched the film. Thinking will stick it on my list of ones to read, but I'll wait until the dark nights are gone! |
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So hard to choose...
It is down to 2 authors:
My first love, JRR Tolkien and Lord of The Rings.
Then I discovered Terry Pratchett's Disk World...
How can I choose between Rincewind (Oh my god I'm going to die!), Death (I LIKE CATS, CATS ARE NICE, I BET YOU LIKE DOGS), and Mistress Weatherwax (I aint dead!)? Of course Moist Von Lipwig, the Patrician and The Librarian (Dont call him a monkey! OOOOK!) cant be left out... And then there's the watch and Conon the Barbarian...
Can you ask me an easier question please?
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"Either 'The Iceman' by Philip Carlo or 'My horse Warrior' by General Jack Seely. Both cracking reads if your into non-fiction. "
Forgot about The Iceman - he was one twisted fella! |
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"Either 'The Iceman' by Philip Carlo or 'My horse Warrior' by General Jack Seely. Both cracking reads if your into non-fiction.
Forgot about The Iceman - he was one twisted fella!"
I enjoyed Richard Kuklinskis book. Have you seen the HBO interviews with him - good stuff. |
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It'd be between the curious incident of the dog in the night by paul haddock and red rain by RL stine, these two were so unpredictable I know thats the point of any novel but these two books were just something else..... |
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