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I hate the fucking Wizard of Earthsea, bunch of ejaculate, the entire thing.
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Ddddo-o-o nnnnno-o-ot tttttempt me!!!Xamonas Chegwé wrote:Err... Amazon?Ronja wrote:Unfortunately not. One day I will find them in a library or a bookstore, I am sure...JimC wrote:They are indeed excellent books by a great writer. Have you read Tales from Earthsea and The Other Wind?Ronja wrote:Over-achieved on Friday, which lead to muscle-ache during the weekend, so I read through the four first books in Ursula K. LeGuin's Earthsea series once again. They are such wonderful books - I must have read them all at least ten times by now. (A Wizard of Earthsea, The Tombs of Atuan, The Farthest Shore, and Tehanu).


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This:

I also have this from the same series:

And as the series seems really good, I might buy this:

and this:


I also have this from the same series:

And as the series seems really good, I might buy this:

and this:

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I made cheese once. I should do it again. I still have the rennet in the fridge.Faithfree wrote:Blessed are they.
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The Complete Infidel’s Guide to the Koran by Robert Spencer. So far I've found it quite informative.
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I wonder if there is a Dummie's guide to the Koran...Ayaan wrote:The Complete Infidel’s Guide to the Koran by Robert Spencer. So far I've found it quite informative.

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Heinrich Böll, Billiards at Half-past Nine, Carrie van Bruggen, Eva and a few other books. Keeping track of them all is becoming a bit of a problem.
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Hubby ordered a book for me, and it arrived today. He's never done that before. I don't know anything about the book.
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Just starting Mapping Mars by Oliver Morton
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Sense and Sensibility, again. Just finished Pride and Prejudice (again). Jane Austen was a genius.
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You should try Pride and Prejudice and Zombies...Ronja wrote:Sense and Sensibility, again. Just finished Pride and Prejudice (again). Jane Austen was a genius.
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My friend asked me to get Cosmos for him while I was in town yesterday. I was reading it on the way home on the bus and I had a mind to keep it. It is pure poetry.
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I strongly recommend the hardback version if you can get hold of it.Animavore wrote:My friend asked me to get Cosmos for him while I was in town yesterday. I was reading it on the way home on the bus and I had a mind to keep it. It is pure poetry.
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