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8. Août 2005, 02:25:35 Sujet: Re: LuckyCat9: Oh heck, I used to know David Icke quite well. He used to be goalkeeper for Hereford, before he worked for the BBC. He was as mad as a box of frogs then.  31. Mai 2005, 21:37:03 Sujet: Re: Bestseller's lists morphy4ever: Of course! For example, I've read The Da Vinci Code and, although I thought the basic plot was okay, I didn't think much of the writing. 31. Mai 2005, 11:02:39 Sujet: Re: Eriisa: I missed out on those books somehow. I must correct that in the near future. It's not surprising though - I didn't read Lord of the Rings until I was about 30.  29. Mai 2005, 02:14:15 Sujet: Bestseller's lists ... in 'The Times' (UK) today:
Hardback Fiction: 1/ The Opal Deception - Eoin Coifer 2/ The Closers - Michael Connelly 3/ A Long Way Down - Nick Hornby 4/ 4th of July - James Patterson and Maxine Paetro 5/ The Triumph of the Sun - Wilbur Smith Paperback Fiction: 1/ The Da Vinci Code - Dan Brown 2/ Trace - Patricia Cornwell 3/ Angels and Demons - Dan Brown 4/ The Wedding Day - Catherine Aliott 5/ Past Mortem - Ben Elton 14. Avril 2005, 22:09:22 For our younger readers (and those young at heart) - an author recommended by Nirvana.
Beverly Cleary 13. Décembre 2004, 02:15:49 He dies in the end. Oh, I hope I haven't spoiled it for anyone. :) 13. Novembre 2004, 04:28:18 It was a far, far, better thing when I read that. There again, it was the best of times. Or was it the worst of times?
My fav Dickens is 'A Christmas Carol', followed by the 'Pickwick Papers' and 'Oliver Twist'. 11. Novembre 2004, 22:27:20 How about The Green Mile?
Generally I prefer a book over a film anytime. I still like Graham Masterton though. 24. Décembre 2003, 14:39:27 I didn't realise it was in the dictionary, but it's certainly a word I'm lucky enough to be able to say that I've used a lot to describe books that I've read.
It's quite a common 'word' - in the UK anyway. 19. Décembre 2003, 11:47:36 Anne Robinson: she wanted to put the Welsh into Room 101 didn't she?! LOL After reading the HOME board I think there's someone else that just might nominate them as well!!
Phil Rickman: I wonder what book Merrily Watkins is reading? ROFLMBO! 19. Décembre 2003, 11:23:37 Sujet: Re: What's everyone reading at the moment? The Lamp of the Wicked - Phil Rickman
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