Bookworm
I knew we were missing one or two threads,
This ones dedicated to everyone who likes reading books,
or would like to recommend a book.
Let us know whats on your shelf,
What you like reading, what you ARE reading, and what you thought was pants.
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aini-aman — Wed, 10 Aug 2005 - 22:08
Salaam my favourite book has always been An inspector calls'and Of Mice and Men but these are books that i read during my GCSE'S but for my A-level english literature i had to read The Handmaids Tale which i hated itwas apparently based on muslim women at the time of the iranian revolution andhow they were abused by their husbands but know ive had enough of these kind of books i have started reading Dajjal the Anti Christ by Ahmad Thomson which is very interesting.
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TheWizard — Thu, 11 Aug 2005 - 15:13
Read a book the other... man was it soo long.
It started with an Ardvark and ended with a Zebra.
I've never heard of half the things in that book.
oh and the book was called
The Oxford Dictionary... by Mr Oxford no doubt.
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laila — Fri, 12 Aug 2005 - 00:30
i love secret of secrets
does anyone know if Stephen King has a new book out?
better then that whats the best horror book you ever read and if i havent read it i'll give you tenner, seriously i'd like to read something really scary
i love scary books
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star — Fri, 12 Aug 2005 - 00:45
I THINK HARUN YAHYA DOES IT 4 ME....YEA AND INSPECTOR CALLS STUFF LIKE HARRY POTTER CNT BE BOTHERED WITH I DUNNO WHATS SO GOOD BOUT IT SOOOOO FAKE I PREFER ISLAMIC MORE THAN ANYTHING ....OH YEA JST REMINDED ME I GOT TA GET FAZAILE AMAAL FRM MY BRO
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yuit — Fri, 16 Sep 2005 - 21:41
The author is John Man, it seem a good read just finding it hard to get into, but when and if I finish it I will let u know.
I brought the autobio of Chris Eubank very interesting bloke and War Baby which is about my favourite boxing fight ever between Benn and McCelllan. Both books seem really good. I just thought I bring this topic back up as winter coming and I wanted too see if anyone read any good book that they want to recommend.
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Aphrodite — Fri, 16 Sep 2005 - 23:04
Currently reading 'My Sister's Keeper' by Jodi Picoult. Re a child conceived purely for the purpose of being a viable bone marrow and blood donor for her dying sister. Controversial subject, written very well - exploring and showing all points of view: the parents, the child in question, the sick child, all other professionals and family involved.
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Sirus — Sat, 17 Sep 2005 - 00:31
i started reading Garrincha's book
amazin
if ur in2 footy....even if ur not, this man was like no other that stepped on the pitch
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yashmaki — Sat, 17 Sep 2005 - 17:01
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St George — Sat, 17 Sep 2005 - 19:47
older brazilians say dat The Little Bird was their finest ever player...even better dan pele...so far ahead of his time...
wots da book called hyder? i wanna read about him...
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Dawud — Sun, 18 Sep 2005 - 00:11
I love anything by David Gemmel, the guy is really good.
Also I really liked "drinking midnight wine" by Simon Green.
I would also like to recomend Qisasool Ambiyaa, but I can't remeber who its by, disappointed when I finished it, wanted it to keep on going.
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Sirus — Sun, 18 Sep 2005 - 01:06
he was Porgy.....Pele even said they wouldnt have won the world cup without him (3 times i think)
whats amazing is.......one leg was slightly longer than the other.
his right leg was shaped like ......... )
and his left leg was like............... )
so his legs looked like this )) 😃
theres a clip where he skips past one defender.........stops, goes back and does it again....the defender is baffled, cant stop him
3 times Garrincha does this....takes him on, stops, goes back and does it again lol................and on the 4th tym the defender jus stood there and refused to tackle him!!
the great thing about the guy was he had no interest in football, besides playing it. he never followed it, and after he retired he had no interest in it, hence why he led the life of drunkard and soon died as a result! he was simply about playing it, and he was the best at it.
today in Birmingham at one of the stalls there were a few amazing books....but the best one was a book wich showed ALL the belongings of the Prophet SAW and other similarly important items in Islam. it was amazing.
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Beast — Sun, 18 Sep 2005 - 12:27
This was it
http://www.thesacredtrusts.co.uk/
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Sirus — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 03:05
Aye nice1
Inshallah gona get it 2mrw along with that book on Islamic Architecture
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St George — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 20:56
hyder...u gave away all da secrets of da book....
but u didnt tell me wot is was called!
i read a book once...green it was...
😃
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Sirus — Mon, 19 Sep 2005 - 23:33
lol porgy........i only read one and a half chapters!!!
theres more interesting stuff about him i didnt tell you
its called "Garrincha: The Triumph and Tragedy of Brazil's Forgotten Footballing Hero" and i bought it from Amazon.co.uk for a few bob...about 4 quid 😃
the reason i didnt finish it was coz im reading a diffrent book now!
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