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healtheworld

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Hi Guys,
Spent the whole day to go through the forums . Really impressed by kind of technical stuff/issues/resolutions posted here. I heartly conratulate each and every gem(member). Just going through this "OFF TOPIC" session.

These days i m reading novels by Robert Landlum..

I m sure u guys must hv read some great novels . Can u tell me ur favourite novel.


 
I think either Shogun or LOTR is still my favorite.

By the way - you can edit your original post by clicking on the "Edit" at the lower right of the post.
 
Originally posted by: healtheworld
These days i m reading novels by Robert Landlum..

I m sure u guys must hv read some great novels . Can u tell me ur favourite novel.
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Robert Ladlum????? 😕

Don't you mean Robert Ludlum?
 
Originally posted by: healtheworld
Is it James Pattersons "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas"

A bit of info required about the novel..
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I've read every James Patterson book to date except "Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas". Didnt seem like his normal style so i skipped it.
 
Originally posted by: rudeguy
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
I prefer James Patterson
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good choice there twink....

I also like Robert Frost's work
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LMAO, just as i read your name on the "Last Post" i thought it would rain hell on earth😉 :beer:

@healtheworld
as you're new on the forums i guess "what is LOTR?" is not meant as a joke... (else use emotions😉)
so LOTR is "lord of the rings" (can't wait for LOTR:ROTK, hopefully jackson caught the feeling of the book in that one too 😀)
 
hmmm way too many to name that i liked... one of the recent ones that wasnt all that great (probably because it was a different style) was The Jester.

But thats the only one that i havent really liked.. Cradle and All was one of my favourites I think though.

I have a habit of not being able to wait until the paperwork releases come out so now i have all my james patterson books in hardcover.
 
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
hmmm way too many to name that i liked... one of the recent ones that wasnt all that great (probably because it was a different style) was The Jester.

But thats the only one that i havent really liked.. Cradle and All was one of my favourites I think though.
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The Lake House was the worst book ever written and every copy of it should be incinerated.
 
I prefer reading car and computer magazines while on the royal throne, that's about all the reading I have time for 😉
 
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
hmmm way too many to name that i liked... one of the recent ones that wasnt all that great (probably because it was a different style) was The Jester.

But thats the only one that i havent really liked.. Cradle and All was one of my favourites I think though.
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The Lake House was the worst book ever written and every copy of it should be incinerated.
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The Lake House was a continuation of When the Wind Blows (i think). It wasnt one of his best.. but I dont think it was as bad as The Jester
 
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
Originally posted by: werk
Originally posted by: TwinkleToes77
hmmm way too many to name that i liked... one of the recent ones that wasnt all that great (probably because it was a different style) was The Jester.

But thats the only one that i havent really liked.. Cradle and All was one of my favourites I think though.
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The Lake House was the worst book ever written and every copy of it should be incinerated.
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The Lake House was a continuation of When the Wind Blows (i think). It wasnt one of his best.. but I dont think it was as bad as The Jester
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The dialogue was so bad it made me nauseous. I think he let his teenage granddaughter write half of it. That was the first novel ever I was not able to finish.
 
Got it...
Sincerely appreciate ur quick responses .
Will buy "Cradle"

"How about clive cussler..."


Hv u ever read novels on Asians and Indians by "Arundhati Roy" , "Salman Rushidie"

 
"The Sword of Truth" series by Terry Goodkind is EXCELLENT

And like zero before me said, the Tom Clancy- Jack Ryan series is real good
 
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