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16 Feb 2007, 5:45 pm

Power, Faith and Fantasy: America in the middle East 1776 to the Present by Michael Oren

Maybe I'll finally learn about the Middle East.



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21 Feb 2007, 7:28 pm

The Sea Wolf by Jack London.



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21 Feb 2007, 7:55 pm

Anxiled wrote:
Power, Faith and Fantasy: America in the middle East 1776 to the Present by Michael Oren

Maybe I'll finally learn about the Middle East.


Let me know how you liked it. I might get it if it is informative.



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21 Feb 2007, 8:28 pm

The Dark Half by Stephen King.


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22 Feb 2007, 5:18 pm

LadyCass wrote:
The Dark Half by Stephen King.


That one's next on my roster :). I'd be reading it right now if my brother didn't snatch it first.



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22 Feb 2007, 5:20 pm

Todd489 wrote:
LadyCass wrote:
The Dark Half by Stephen King.


That one's next on my roster :). I'd be reading it right now if my brother didn't snatch it first.


Don't you hate when siblings do that? My brother does the same thing. It's a really good book though - worth the wait. :)


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28 Feb 2007, 4:54 am

War and Peace (I know, how cliche! ) This is my second attempt to get past the first three chaptres however. It's interesting-but not so interesting that I won't put it down if an unread Michael Cricton comes my way.