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What is the best book you've ever read?
for me it would have to be his dark materials by phillip pullman
ok, so it's not technically 1 book, but i bet if i get any answers, people will be giving 2 or three!
for me it would have to be his dark materials by phillip pullman
ok, so it's not technically 1 book, but i bet if i get any answers, people will be giving 2 or three!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'm trying to work out hy his dark materials rings a bell, I don't think I've read it... Perhaps time for a google.
My favourite book will change depending on my mood but in recent years, the one that stands out the most is We Need to Talk about Kevin... I both love and hate it and think it is cleverly written. Everytime I read it, I find something else more in it and understand it better. However, my dislike of the two main characters is immense... But then that's why it's outstanding to me, because of the strong reaction.
My favourite book will change depending on my mood but in recent years, the one that stands out the most is We Need to Talk about Kevin... I both love and hate it and think it is cleverly written. Everytime I read it, I find something else more in it and understand it better. However, my dislike of the two main characters is immense... But then that's why it's outstanding to me, because of the strong reaction.
I enjoyed His Dark Materials too ( 3 books The subtle knife, the amber spyglass and another one I cant recall atm) just read them again.
My all time best read is The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers, very atmospheric to me, I must have read it five or six times.
DT good job you have retracted horses can be very high, and the harder you can fall too, 2 smileys appeared at 20.38 with bednobs post. She did ask for the best book you have ever read, not the b;***dy library.
My all time best read is The Riddle of the Sands by Erskine Childers, very atmospheric to me, I must have read it five or six times.
DT good job you have retracted horses can be very high, and the harder you can fall too, 2 smileys appeared at 20.38 with bednobs post. She did ask for the best book you have ever read, not the b;***dy library.
askyourgran - I am still not showing any smileys on that post. Got it!!
and I gave just a 1,2,3, and then some category leaders. There are a bunch of literary philistines/pedantics around tonight......
I am fecking off if no one is capable of (i) recognising that there can be gremlins in the system and (ii) not to have a sensible debate to what is a good question and some of the material that pops forth.
Mini flounce (that does not necessitate a form), just this thread for obvious reasons.
and I gave just a 1,2,3, and then some category leaders. There are a bunch of literary philistines/pedantics around tonight......
I am fecking off if no one is capable of (i) recognising that there can be gremlins in the system and (ii) not to have a sensible debate to what is a good question and some of the material that pops forth.
Mini flounce (that does not necessitate a form), just this thread for obvious reasons.