Books for recommendation...
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Hey do u have any books that u have read and find it interesting and like to recommend it to us? Feel free to drop some book titles here and write a VERY short summary about the story lines.
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enid blyton? hardy boys? sidney sheldon? patricia cornwall?
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N.P. - Banana Yoshimoto
N.P. is about the last story of a Japanese writer.. written in english when he was in boston and each time a translator tries to translate it to japanese, he's stopped by death..
somewhere in the latest attempt at translation, there is friendship, love, incest, lots of weirdness... but is always simple and compelling..
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Sounds promising.. any idea where to buy it.. ?Originally posted by the Bear:N.P. - Banana Yoshimoto
N.P. is about the last story of a Japanese writer.. written in english when he was in boston and each time a translator tries to translate it to japanese, he's stopped by death..
somewhere in the latest attempt at translation, there is friendship, love, incest, lots of weirdness... but is always simple and compelling..
the sense of sadness in the book.. demands repeated reading.. -
John Grisham
for romance with good plots, Sandra Brown.......
wu eng u can read Hong Lou Meng, Xi You Ji, Shui Hu Zhuan and San Guo Yan Yi oso hor....... -
Dilbert and the way of the Weasel by Scott Adams. With this, you can outwit, outsmart and outplay whoever you think is a weasel.
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The Black Book by : Jonah Black
A diary of a teenage stud, and should be rated NC -16
Written in the Diary format, talks about his life and his "issue" , which is pretty interesting, daily life and Events going on at his age.
Comes in 4 books series to complete it all.
Happy reading ... * omg .. i sounding like my stupid principal .. * -
Kinokuniya or Borders...
i got most of her books from both of them.. looking for Amrita... still can't find it...
i also recommend Lizard and Kitchen from her... simple, quirkly, compelling
Originally posted by DeathEdge:Sounds promising.. any idea where to buy it.. ? -
seems like the above 4s are all the stories my chinese teacher like read and tell us about...Originally posted by FireIce:John Grisham
for romance with good plots, Sandra Brown.......
wu eng u can read Hong Lou Meng, Xi You Ji, Shui Hu Zhuan and San Guo Yan Yi oso hor....... -
sounds cool... can tell me more bout it? y NC-16?Originally posted by idiotboi89:The Black Book by : Jonah Black
A diary of a teenage stud, and should be rated NC -16
Written in the Diary format, talks about his life and his "issue" , which is pretty interesting, daily life and Events going on at his age.
Comes in 4 books series to complete it all.
Happy reading ... * omg .. i sounding like my stupid principal .. * -
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hmm....
for either star wars fans, or for people interested in the movie industry, ty "Empire Building" by Garry Jenkins.
This book tells the riveting, behind-the-scenes story of how Star Wars confounded Hollywood. It charts the off-screen dramas and the bitter boardroom power struggles that lay behind the glory, follows the public triumphs and private tragedies of its stars, and chronicles how Hollywood and the wider business world were transformed forever by the changes that ensued. It also examines the enduring appeal of the saga, a powerful modern mythology drawing on the past, yet set to inspire for the future. -
Who moved my soap by Andy Borowitz
This book is essentially a guide written by ex-Ceo about surviving in U.S prisons and adapting to life inside. A light-hearted view and very often hilarious. One of those books that gets u into fits of laughter with every page u turn. Included is a list of must-haves in the prison, prison slang, the art of picking up soaps and others.
One can easily finish this rather thin book within a week. Thus, i will recommend everyone to grab this book in any bookstore and read it during the lunch hour. Probably can finish it within a week if u are a quick reader.
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sounds farnie!Originally posted by cooleo:Who moved my soap by Andy Borowitz
This book is essentially a guide written by ex-Ceo about surviving in U.S prisons and adapting to life inside. A light-hearted view and very often hilarious. One of those books that gets u into fits of laughter with every page u turn. Included is a list of must-haves in the prison, prison slang, the art of picking up soaps and others.
One can easily finish this rather thin book within a week. Thus, i will recommend everyone to grab this book in any bookstore and read it during the lunch hour. Probably can finish it within a week if u are a quick reader.
will consider it