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586. 

     Sarah
     

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     Taggerung.

     Posted 2 years ago #
587. 

     C Triebold
     

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     Eye of the Oracle by Bryan Davis. This book is so long it better be good.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Alassiel
     

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     Enemy Brothers. Most excellent.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Alyosha
     

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     What do you like about it, Alassiel? That's one of my favourite books.
     
     Psmith in the City by P.G. Wodehouse, and The Hidden Gifts of the Introverted Child by Marti Olsen Laney, or Marti Laney Olsen, or something of the sort.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Alassiel
     

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     I just find it a well-written and interesting story, not to mention I love Dym.

     I'm not sure what I'm reading next.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Owan
     

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     I read that first one, C Triebold, and I hated it. Hopefully you'll like it more than I.

     What shall I read now? Death on the Nile, perhaps? Or...

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     C Triebold
     

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     Nope, I didn't, Owan.

     Posted 2 years ago #
593. 

     Sarah
     

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     Loamhedge.

     Posted 2 years ago #
594. 

     C Triebold
     

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     I'm rereading The Door Within Trilogy, Isle of Swords, and Isle of Fire in preparation for Curse of the Spider King. October 15th can't come soon enough!

     Posted 2 years ago #
595. 

     Sarah
     

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     Started High Rhulain last night. The end of the Redwall series is in sight!

     Posted 2 years ago #
596. 

     Owan
     

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     Far From the Maddening Crowd by Thomas Hardy, I didn't like The Mayor of Casterbridge but I'm giving Hardy another chance. Also that's just such an awesome title that I have to read it.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Jordan
     

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     Rereading Voyage of the Dawn Treader a year and a half before the movie comes out. I'll probably do it again the week it finally arrives!

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Owan
     

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     Oh, wait, it's "madding" not "maddening." Not cool any more. Off to find something better.

     (Don't judge a book by its title, you say? Well, just hush your mouth, I say. )

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     wyatt
     

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     I'm Reading Mossflower now. I hope I can finish it before the end of the Read-A-Thon.

     Posted 2 years ago #
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     Alyosha
     

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     "Madding?" Seriously? That is so disappointing.

     Psmith, Journalist by P.G. Wodehouse
     Seven Ages of Paris by Alistair Somebody
     Defending Your Faith by R.C. Sproul
     still The Idiot by Dostoevsky

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