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Umberto Eco November 24, 2006	from motylek Warsaw
Hi, any Eco's fans? I just love "The name of the rose" and "Foucault's Pendulum". Also Baudolino. But "...rose..." i can read and read all over again :)
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CyberWhore, Teacher By Day, Slut By Night! October 27, 2006	from dwahls   Fair Oaks
Cyber Whore Teacher by day, Slut by night! By Don F. Wahls To be released April, 2007. Look for this book to be on the Best Sellers List. This is a true life story of a gorgeous 43 y.o. Elementary Educator who uses Lies, deception, drama to seduce men to feed her insatiable need for sex. This psycho-Slut is a Nymphomaniac and diagnosed Narcississitic, Schizophrenia who simply runs Amuck! Leaving torn homes, shattered dreams and broken hearts more deadly than a Catagory V hurricane.
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RE: CyberWhore, Teacher By Day, Slut By Night! January 19, 2008 from sugacane1   Birmingham hi dwahls....this book sounds interesting..i will aim to seek it out at my local bookshop for a copy. from sugacane1 Post Reply »

Night October 09, 2006	from Dale1018   Fox Chapel
I'm currently reading "Night" by Elie Wiesel. It won a Nobel Peace Prize for literature. It is a recollection of a Jewish boy and the horror of being rounded up and sent to a Nazi concentration camp. Whatever type of society you live in, don't say that this type of cruelty can't happen!
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the thin red line October 08, 2006	from joaquin2   Albany
This is perhaps one of the most poorly written books I have read in a while. This is a fictional account of the battle of Guadalcanal by James Jones, the Author of From Here to Eternity. The writing is stilted, there is a lot of speechifying and waxing philosphical about the nature of humans and war. The characters are altogether unlikable and when they meet horrible deaths one winces at the carnage but feels no real empathy.
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I write books September 25, 2006	from bwizard Barcelona
Hello. I read a lot but since I write a lot most of my reading is proof reading my own work. The reason I write this note is that I am coming to BCN to witness two of my books and other artworks on display at an art gallery in Vich. Anyone know of how I could contact the best bookstore in BCN to set up an autograph session? Cheers, BW
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To Topazgirl (Montreal) September 18, 2006	from lindycy   Nicosia
Have just read my first book 'Bare Bones' and found it was great. Can you recommend me some more good titles? My name is Lin I am British but live in Cyprus. Hope for a reply
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Lamb August 26, 2006	from Regina   Philadelphia
What a fun book the gospel according to Bif - Jesus' childhood pal. Fills in the blanks, clever and conscious.
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john grisham books August 19, 2006	from black_onyx Singapore
reading 'testament'currently and amazed by the quality of work in comparison to other books from the author like 'the summons'....a good read and insightful
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The Left Behind series March 12, 2006	from Patti0505   Dartmouth
I just finished reading the bible prophecy based 12 book series "Left Behind" by Tim Lahaye and Jerry Jenkins. Great reading. I am now on book two in the prequel series "Countdown to the Rapture". What wonderful writing!
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