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Wuthering Heights
October 26, 2004
from USgirlinUK
London
Don't give up on this one; it's so romantic. Rent one of the films if you have to, especially the one with Olivier.
Hello Meg here. Book Club of Ireland?
October 04, 2004
from tenderkiss  tenderkiss
Liverpool
Does anyone know if the Book Club of Ireland is still in action, they used to be a mail book purchase club. They were fantastic, but havent heard a word from them in years. Guess its cheaper to just buy or use the library. Cheers , and keep reading.
DB
September 29, 2004
from veryspoiled  
Athens
Dan Brown's books are very bad written, i had difficulties reading them myself. Reading 'our posthuman future' at the moment, by Fukuyama (sp?) > brilliant read
Chaucer
September 24, 2004
from sexybabygirl
Fort Myers
Does anybody still read Chaucer?
I'm a writer
August 22, 2004
from tryn_new_thngs
Austin
Lucky, I haven't sent much out. What are looking to get advice on?
FAVOURITE
August 20, 2004
from ryan62
Dublin
Any fans of Joseph O Connors Star of the Sea
Emily Bronte
August 18, 2004
from mystical_roses
Edmonton
Been trying to read "Wuthering Heights"... have been having trouble with it as the english is hard to understand... Can anyone explain to me how I could get this book completed?? I can't seem to get past about Chapter 4 before I'm lost again...
Vampire books
August 08, 2004
from panthera
Calgary
For Vampire books I'd recommend Nancy Collins or Nancy Kilpatrick. Good omens is a great book as is anything else by Neil Gaiman. For philosophy check out "In praise of Slow" how a worldwise movement is challenging the cult of speed.
Dan Brown & Praise Bob in Canada
August 08, 2004
from panthera
Calgary
I read all Dan Brown's books and I find they're held together with hard to believe coincidences and poor writing. The topics he chooses to write about save him from obscurity. A & D was wholly hard to swallow but you mention Illuminati and they sell.
classical books
August 01, 2004
from primavera2  primavera2
Philadelphia
Hello to book lovers. I have read many of the "great" books at St.John's. At present I am reading a very good book by Joseph epstein: the goldin boys. Very funny. Right now I feel I need to giggle and laugh. can you suggest some? Thanks


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