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Old 01-10-2008, 06:13 AM
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Essentials of Strategic Management. -_-
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1984 was always one of my favorites, along with pretty much anything by Stephen King,Neil Gaiman, and James P Blaylock.

Funny enough, I have spent most of my time reading game-based books lately though.
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one more ..Discovery of India by Jawahar lal Nehru
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Old 01-27-2008, 08:32 PM
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I love "The Green Mile" by Stephen King. I'm reading it again right now, actually. The movie wasn't bad either.

I'm also hooked on James Patterson's Alex Cross series - I just finished the second book and I'm currently waiting on my third to show up at the library (says "in transit" - let's go!).
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I love "The Green Mile" by Stephen King. I'm reading it again right now, actually. The movie wasn't bad either.

I'm also hooked on James Patterson's Alex Cross series - I just finished the second book and I'm currently waiting on my third to show up at the library (says "in transit" - let's go!).
My wife absolutely loves these books... she had me running to the library seemingly every other day to pick something up. She's on to reading the Robert Ludlum books now (Bourne).
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freakanomics.
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My favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo. I just loved the story of this novel.
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who wrote freakenomics. that sounds like a good one
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My favorite book is The Count of Monte Cristo. I just loved the story of this novel.
I love this book . I readit when I was 12. It was brilliant. The man was my hero...hehe
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Old 04-03-2008, 04:23 PM
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my favourite books are manga comic books and as well as some fiction books like stardust by neil gaimann and norwegian woods by murakami.
im not getting tired reading this books.
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