"Magnificat" by JULIAN MAY.
It is the final instalment of the most wonderful, exciting and remorselessly detailed yet dynamic and plot-driven series of science fiction novels I have ever read.
After reading Julian May's novels, I have found it impossible to read another science fiction book again and truly enjoy. May really is the final word in satisfying science fiction.
Do yourself a favour; read her very first, The Many Coloured Land. You will not regret it.
2006-09-20 00:02:02
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answered by Anonymous
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Currently, i've got 'Brave New World', by Aldous Huxley.
Cracking book, very scary. Similar to Orwells 1984, but its much more realistic ie the worlds a Consumer Utopia, where happiness is the only pursuit. Its a brilliant parody of modernity
2006-09-20 00:00:25
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answered by thomas p 5
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Prisoner in Fairyland and the Black Dwarf. Bedtime reader. I have books by Anne Rice beside my bed.
2006-09-20 00:04:22
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answered by energens 2
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the Magic Cottage by J-herbert... The Survivor** by same.. and Bill Bryson- notes from a small Island.. brilliant!!
** The Survivor was written in the 70's about a plane crash which actually happened the same place as in the book... 5 years later.. spooky!!
2006-09-20 00:47:18
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answered by paulrb8 7
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I read magazines chat, Bella, hello etc just a bedtime reader it helps me sleep.
2006-09-20 00:02:23
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answered by Anonymous
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It's All Greek to me by John Mole. It is about an English family who lived and bought a broken down house on Evia in the early 70's (I also have ahouse there) and what they went through. It is hysterical!!
2006-09-19 23:58:35
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answered by London Girl 5
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I'm currently reading Startled by his Furry Shorts by Louise Rennison - i've got We Need to Talk About Kevin lined up for when i've finished (i have a varied taste in books!)
2006-09-20 00:03:53
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answered by Kerri 4
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Im reading brick lane at the moment ive been reading it for over 6 months!
2006-09-20 00:20:35
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answered by Senorita 3
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The widowing of Mrs. Holroyd and the daughter-in-law by D.H. Lawrence
2006-09-20 00:03:50
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answered by Anonymous
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i read anything i can get my hands on! have since i was small, currently im reading Behemoth by Stephen Baxter,and i always carry around a small version of The Art Of War by whatsisface (Sun Tzu i think)
2006-09-20 00:02:12
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answered by Mr Gravy 3
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