Cool, i havent. why did 1984 gave you a bad taste or what ever you wanna call it?

Anyways, as i said, the Iron Heel is just in the same catagory. The similarities ends here. Example: Like if i say a racerbike and a mountainbike is in the same catagory (bicycle), but the similarities ends there.

Chaoz

United States507 Posts

April 05 2011 23:39 GMT

#322

Pretty good so far—except for the torture scenes. I'm not too fond of those.

Nanikure

United States53 Posts

April 06 2011 02:42 GMT

#323

This book is fucking amazing.

Manit0u

Poland17612 Posts

April 06 2011 06:45 GMT

#324

On April 05 2011 02:51 unkkz wrote:
waiting for the english translation of this supposedly coming out in April. It's the second book in The Witcher saga.

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This are pretty entertaining 5 books to read.
I remember I used to be fascinated with them back in highschool when they were coming out.

Arnstein

Norway3381 Posts

April 06 2011 06:48 GMT

#325

Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy
The God Delusion
Light on Yoga(this is an instruction book on many new(at least for me) poses in yoga, so it's not really a real book I suppose)

GeneticToss

Canada188 Posts

April 06 2011 07:39 GMT

#326

Just finished :
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Currently reading :
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Plan on reading :
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But apart from that whole series, last book I read was 1984 for the second time ^^

Cuddle

Sweden1345 Posts

April 06 2011 08:00 GMT

#327

Recently read:
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Reading atm:
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Plan on reading:
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Liveon

Netherlands1083 Posts

April 06 2011 08:13 GMT

#328

Reading Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy at the moment, very enjoyable

World_Ender

China40 Posts

April 06 2011 08:19 GMT

#329

Omg i love this thread, being the ultra book reading English major that I am :D

Recently read:
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Currently Reading:
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^Amazing semi biographical account of the war in Afghanistan (yes it is a War)

Next up:
Either This, or the next Dune book
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Great thread keep it coming :D

Zootre

Denmark180 Posts

April 06 2011 08:30 GMT

#330

i consider to read lord of the rings... :D long read but i liked the movies why not read the books :D

Whalecore

Norway1111 Posts

April 06 2011 08:39 GMT

#331

mmm

Angel[BTL]

Romania345 Posts

April 06 2011 08:58 GMT

#332

naggerNZ

New Zealand708 Posts

April 06 2011 09:18 GMT

#333

Sam Harris - The Moral Landscape
Christopher Hitchens - Hitch22
Wladislaw Szpilman - The Pianist
Salman Rushdie - Midnight's Children
Jim Flynn - The Torchlight List
Li Cunxin - Mao's Last Dancer

Casta

Denmark234 Posts

April 06 2011 10:31 GMT

#334

Currently reading
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Not an easy read, so I am taking my time. Good if you are interested in the strategy of war, but the book also covers the philosophical aspect of war and the mindset of a succesful general which is one of the reasons I find it good. If you want to start reading about this subject I can recommend several other books that are easier to start out with, but this is a classic that had a huge impact... and I like to read grand works

unkkz

Norway2196 Posts

April 06 2011 20:10 GMT

#335

On April 06 2011 15:45 Manit0u wrote:

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This are pretty entertaining 5 books to read.
I remember I used to be fascinated with them back in highschool when they were coming out.

Yeah, had to read them after playing the game since i thought the story was really good, and the only elements of the story i didnt like weren't from the books so absolutely had to read them. Too bad the translation is taking forever though, does he write "difficult" polish or something since its taking so long?

Enki

United States2548 Posts

April 08 2011 20:19 GMT

#336

Last Read:
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There were some slight discrepancies compared to the movie which sorta dissapointed me since the movie was amazing. If you have the option to watch the movie or read the book, I would lean towards the movie for this.

Reading Now:
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Only read the preface so far, but looking forward to this alot. Curious as to how its gonna be different from A Fighters Heart.

Reading Next:
Don't know why I bother putting anything here as i constantly change my mind. Have been leaning towards this though:

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Got it for cheap at a bookstore so I picked it up. Have been hearing mixed opinions on it.

Dude.

United States94 Posts

April 09 2011 06:15 GMT

#337

Finished:

It's an autobiography of Josh Waitzkin, multi-World Champion in Chess and Tai Chi martial arts. He studies his road to the top, in depth, and lets you in on all of his streamlined strategies for learning. It's an amazing book if you want to be good at anything, or are just curious about what kind of mindset a World Champion lives life with. I strongly recommend it. It's literally changed my life lol. =D

Reading:
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*Edit: This is on pause, I have more foundation to read before I can move on to this! lol (as learned on page 18).

Want to read:
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andrewwiggin

Australia435 Posts

April 09 2011 06:27 GMT

#338

the new wheel of time..

...wish robert jordan hadn't died. WAHHHHH!! =(

Roe

Canada6002 Posts

April 09 2011 06:33 GMT

#339

On April 09 2011 15:15 Dude. wrote:
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Finished:

I've heard it's the absolute guide to morality and ethics. Should be awesome. =D

Want to read:
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If you want something absolute you might want to read Kant's ethics

Gonna read some of my old favourites
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^is beautiful, intimate and soul searching

Mattes

Germany1116 Posts

April 09 2011 17:20 GMT

#340

Finished:

(PRETTY good book, have "red seas under red skies" already laying around, but my next book will be a re-read:

Now reading:

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In preparation of "The White Luck Warrior" i found it inevitable to read "The Judging Eye" again.
I found Bakker extremely "difficult" (well not really difficult, but i need 100% attention to grasp everything) to read but he is by far one of the most talented authors out there.