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Name a book you've finished

Just type in the name of a book that you have read cover to cover. Come on, you people do read books don't you?

Extra bragging rights if you can come up with one that begins with the last letter of the previous post.

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#6 \| 43 days ago 18packabs (+)	Playboy, October 2009..... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#1 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	(Edited by johnsward66) Just to get the ball rolling.... Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card Enter the poll to see my answer
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#2 \| 43 days ago WV_Mountaineer (+)	The Hunt for Red October. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#3 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	WV_Mountaineer wrote: The Hunt for Red October. Reagan: In His Own Hand Enter the poll to see my answer
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#4 \| 43 days ago danny_n94 (+)	I finished reading The Appeal by John Grisham Enter the poll to see my answer
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#5 \| 43 days ago marcus_nyce (+)	(Edited by marcus_nyce) The Great Derangement (Alright, alright, but close enough... Wait Danny jumped in there, this was in response to the Reagan book.) Enter the poll to see my answer
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#6 \| 43 days ago 18packabs (+)	Playboy, October 2009..... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#7 \| 43 days ago BigRedneckSwede (+)	Enter the poll to see my answer
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#8 \| 43 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	A time to kill.....by john grisham. It was a true.....you wont put this book down. I know i didnt want to put it down right after i started reading it.
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#9 \| 43 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	18packabs wrote: Playboy, October 2009..... Now that is a true.....you wont put this mag down.
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#10 \| 43 days ago cubsgirl (+)	The last book I read was Duma key. now would youi like me to tell you all the books i've read? lol. I'm a reader so I love books and i read everyday. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#11 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	bmcannon1 wrote: Now that is a true.....you wont put this mag down. One hand won't ! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#12 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	Poll Making For Dummies .........Just kidding. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#13 \| 43 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	The Stand by Stephen King - incredible book!!
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#14 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	ms_hippie_queen wrote: The Stand by Stephen King - incredible book!! Don't Know Much About History by Kenneth Davis Enter the poll to see my answer
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#15 \| 43 days ago kteacher (+)	Just finished The Witches by Roahl Dahl to my class. As for myself, I just finished Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns (a book about the political genius of Abraham Lincoln). I read all the time...my next book I read to my class will be the new one by Kate Dicamillo. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#16 \| 43 days ago Hiawatha (+)	Genie Garage Door Owner's Manual
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#17 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	kteacher wrote: Just finished The Witches by Roahl Dahl to my class. As for myself, I just finished Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns (a book about the political genius of Abraham Lincoln). I read all the time...my next book I read to my class will be the new one by Kate Dicamillo. That's on my "to read list" ... the Lincoln book, not the Witches. O K Sense & Sensibility Enter the poll to see my answer
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#18 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	"First Blood" - Dies The Fire by S.M. Stirling Enter the poll to see my answer
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#19 \| 43 days ago NorseHeathen (+)	The last fiction book I read was Bradbury's: Fahrenheit 451. As for non-fiction, it's been so long since I've read one cover to cover that I can't even remember....."Egil's Saga" comes to mind, but if it wasn't that saga, it was one of the other sagas from Old Icelandic literature. My research has me jumping from various sections of different books....in that respect, I'm a "smorgasbord" reader of non-fiction. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#20 \| 43 days ago misanthrope (+)	These are the books I read in September. Revolution from the Middle by Samuel Francis Secrets, Lies, and Democracy A collection of interviews of Noam Chomsky Unequal Protection By Thom Hartmann and a biography of Calvin Coolidge but I can't remember the author Enter the poll to see my answer
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#21 \| 43 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	i am finishing the shining up today...during daylight.
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#22 \| 43 days ago rogercarver1960 (+)	Writings of Abraham Lincoln. Letters he wrote gives insight to how he came up with the decisions he made. Last fiction book was The Da Vinci Code....that is fiction, isn't it? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#23 \| 43 days ago kcpartygirl (+)	I read all the time. The last book I read...
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#24 \| 43 days ago Aceraison (+)	I read it all by myself Actually I made my kid read it to me...
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#25 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	(Edited by johnsward66) No, read the poll - " extra bragging rights if you can come up with one that you've read that begins with the last letter of the previous post. BTW Roll Tide! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#26 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	For Some reason my previous post didn't attatch it's self to your comment??? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#27 \| 43 days ago The_Real_Stoney (+)	18packabs wrote: Playboy, October 2009..... In 37 seconds. New league record Enter the poll to see my answer
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#28 \| 43 days ago misanthrope (+)	I used to read everything King wrote, until I finished the Dark Tower series. The way it ended made me angry and his authors note at the end of the last book really pi$$ed me off, so I haven't read anything by him since. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#29 \| 43 days ago The_Real_Stoney (+)	I decided to undertake the Stephen King Dark Tower series, so the last book I finished was The Gunslinger Enter the poll to see my answer
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#30 \| 43 days ago Wordsmith (+)	I Was Right on Time by Buck O'Neil Buck is someone that should be talked about like MLK Jr and Jackie Robinson. A great man and I wish my kids had been older when they met him. You deserve to be in the Baseball Hall of Fame, Buck, even if you say it was ok that they didn't vote you in with the rest of the Negro League Inductees. If there is a baseball hall of fame without Buck in it, its no hall of fame at all. Rest in Peace, Buck Enter the poll to see my answer
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#31 \| 43 days ago ChargerJim (+)	(Edited by ChargerJim) *I am a fan of Mitch Albom. "Tuesdays With Morrie," "The Five People You Meet In Heaven," and "For One More Day" are among the best books I have ever read.*
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#32 \| 43 days ago BlueJaxRecruit (+)	I am reading textbooks all day long! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#33 \| 43 days ago Danica874 (+)	The last book I read was Stranger in a Strange Land. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#34 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	The Story Of English by Robert McCrum, William Cran, & Robert MacNeil Enter the poll to see my answer
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#35 \| 43 days ago nyrangers (+)	Go Dog Go, Dr. Suess. Well, almost finished
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#36 \| 43 days ago Jess (+)	johnsward66 wrote: The Story Of English by Robert McCrum, William Cran, & Robert MacNeil The Story of English How I Got This Way (Patrick F. McManus) The last book I read cover to cover was The Lost Symbol (Dan Brown), but I wanted to play by the rules for bonus points. The current book I'm reading nonstop is Break No Bones (Kathy Reichs). I say nonstop because at any given moment I have 3-4 books I'm in the middle of. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#37 \| 43 days ago american_sherrybaby (+)	(Edited by american_sherrybaby) Sex, Time & Power Leonard Shlain Dead Heat, Joel C. Rosenberg Enter the poll to see my answer
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#38 \| 43 days ago vindog (+)	Imperial Hubris- Michael Scheuer, and BLOWBACK- Chalmers Johnson. Very good reading and great insight on U.S. Foreign policy around the World and the effects of these policies. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#39 \| 43 days ago johnsward66 (+)	american_sherrybaby wrote: Sex, Time & Power Leonard Shlain Dead Heat, Joel C. Rosenberg " Sex, Time & Power" - Rainbow's End by Vernor Vinge Enter the poll to see my answer
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#40 \| 43 days ago critters19761 (+)	Danica874 wrote: The last book I read was Stranger in a Strange Land. customer's for life for my service management class in college
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#41 \| 43 days ago WV_Mountaineer (+)	(Edited by WV_Mountaineer) i don't know how you would ever get a date with a woman with a name like that. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#42 \| 43 days ago Pamster (+)	critters19761 wrote: customer's for life for my service management class in college My checkbook! Have no pages left, guess that mean's I'm out of money huh?!
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#43 \| 43 days ago jasonwrites (+)	The last two books I read cover to cover were The Knowledge Deficit by E.D. Hirsch for a class, and Angels & Demons by Dan Brown for myself. But with almost half an hour commute each way, I also listen to a lot of books. The last two in that category were Twilight and New Moon. Oops, just lost my man card. The books I'm proudest of reading completely are The Holy Bible and The Lord of the Rings. My all-time favorite fiction book(s) is/are (because it's really six books in one volume) The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide by Douglas Adams and my favorite nonfiction (which I read more of than anything else these days) book by far is Teacher Man by Frank McCourt. There you go, much more than you asked for Enter the poll to see my answer
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#44 \| 43 days ago mojorisin188 (+)	and for the second time
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#45 \| 43 days ago SuperStar123 (+)	ms_hippie_queen wrote: i am finishing the shining up today...during daylight. And he is a great guy! I've met him a couple of times.
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#46 \| 43 days ago 0PETE1 (+)	american_sherrybaby wrote: Sex, Time & Power Leonard Shlain Dead Heat, Joel C. Rosenberg Culture of Corruption by Michelle Malkin Enter the poll to see my answer
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#47 \| 43 days ago nader2009 (+)	So many to name,at the time being I am focued on law books but I just finished a book on philosophy by an Iranian writer. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#48 \| 43 days ago whiteeagle8868 (+)	the Count of Monte Crisco
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#49 \| 43 days ago whiteeagle8868 (+)	ms_hippie_queen wrote: i am finishing the shining up today...during daylight. you need some company when you read chillers lols
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#50 \| 43 days ago kammi42 (+)	oh my just 1 book ...looking at my library last one...My favourite wife...Tony Parsons
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#51 \| 43 days ago Danica874 (+)	jasonwrites wrote: The last two books I read cover to cover were The Knowledge Deficit by E.D. Hirsch for a class, and Angels & Demons by Dan Brown for myself. But with almost half an hour commute each way, I also listen to a lot of books. The last two in that category were Twilight and New Moon. Oops, just lost my man card. The books I'm proudest of reading completely are The Holy Bible and The Lord of the Rings. My all-time favorite fiction book(s) is/are (because it's really six books in one volume) The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide by Douglas Adams and my favorite nonfiction (which I read more of than anything else these days) book by far is Teacher Man by Frank McCourt. There you go, much more than you asked for I don't know about the man card, but I just read the Twilight series, took me all of 4 days to read the whole thing... I loved it, great story!! Also read Lord of The Rings, classic story, and in some ways, better than the movies... Jst wanted to chime in that I just finished James Patterson's The Honeymoon... good read Enter the poll to see my answer
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#52 \| 43 days ago bmcannon1 (+)	I just finished reading a book that changed my life.... Dick and Jane take Spot for a walk. This book is a true....you wont put this book down. It was hours of entertaining reading, all 15 pages of it.
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#53 \| 43 days ago Daniel_and_Becca (+)	18packabs wrote: Playboy, October 2009..... I am with you on this lol Enter the poll to see my answer
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#54 \| 43 days ago rileyjames47 (+)	Enter the poll to see my answer
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#55 \| 43 days ago fasterhurry (+)	Aceraison wrote: I read it all by myself Actually I made my kid read it to me... Hey dats a cool book Enter the poll to see my answer
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#56 \| 43 days ago fasterhurry (+)	Haven't read 4 ages usually enjoy steven king and crime stories. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#57 \| 43 days ago mongoose409 (+)	The Bravest Man by William Tuohy. It's about America's most successful and highest decorated submarine captain of World War 2, Richard O'Kane. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#58 \| 43 days ago LFCRedStarSerb (+)	"Digital fortress" by Dan Brown Enter the poll to see my answer
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#59 \| 43 days ago cuddles127017 (+)	The Beliver. I have read it several yrs ago but in the middle of it again. Set in the early 1800s in Kentucky. The Holy Bible. Always in it reading. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#60 \| 42 days ago streetballer123 (+)	Ive read the Alex Rider series....thrice
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#61 \| 42 days ago jimheiliger (+)	Danica874 wrote: The last book I read was Stranger in a Strange Land. Overnight Success Enter the poll to see my answer
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#62 \| 42 days ago vikings4us (+)	The Appeal ..John Grisham
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#63 \| 42 days ago Oddfool (+)	Just finished reading The Lightning Thief by Rick Riordan to my daughter last night. I am currently reading Unseen Academicals by Terry Pratchett. I am a bookworm by nature, but recently I've been learning spanish, so most of my time has been trying to learn my vocabulary. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#64 \| 42 days ago NorseHeathen (+)	Another book I just remembered that I truly enjoyed, "The Door to December" by Dean Koontz Wow...I need to schedule more recreational reading time. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#65 \| 42 days ago jasonwrites (+)	Danica874 wrote: I don't know about the man card, but I just read the Twilight series, took me all of 4 days to read the whole thing... I loved it, great story!! Also read Lord of The Rings, classic story, and in some ways, better than the movies... Jst wanted to chime in that I just finished James Patterson's The Honeymoon... good read Every female in our household has read and re-read all four books in the Twilight series at least three times... I just can't get into them that much. I started to read Eclipse (or listen to it) but not much was happening early so I got bored. I also don't like how ridiculously strong and indestructible the vampires are. I have nothing against vampires or horror or fantasy in general, but somehow my Y chromosome is keeping me from falling in love with those books. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#66 \| 42 days ago Shiloh884 (+)	johnsward66 wrote: Just to get the ball rolling.... Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card I have ready all of the "Ender" books! They are fantastic. I was really on a sci-fi tear a while back (years) and went through everything our library had that was worth reading. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#67 \| 42 days ago Shiloh884 (+)	I've literally read thousands of books since the age of 8. I love to read and do so whenever I can. I wish I lived near a library but I don't. The last one read was a paperback "Paloma" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Sci-fi and actually a pretty good book. I was surprised. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#68 \| 42 days ago kramer (+)	BlueJaxRecruit wrote: I am reading textbooks all day long! Ugh, I know about that all too well. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#69 \| 42 days ago kramer (+)	I finished a book in French called "Le ravissement de Lol V Stein." It's a book about a funky love ~~triangle rectangle~~ pentagon. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#70 \| 42 days ago PJ88Fan (+)	I just finished Ghost Recon by Tom Clancy. I like most of his books, of course Catcher in the Rye is my favorite. Mostly I read History, Mystery and Sci Fi but some of the novels on war today are very interesting. Now I have ideas for some new books to read...thanks! Interesting poll...something different for a change. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#71 \| 42 days ago troiboi68 (+)	Just finished "Red Cell" by Richard Marcinko (3rd time reading this one- the warrior's hilarious with descriptions) and Dean Koontz' The Face. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#72 \| 42 days ago troiboi68 (+)	I loved this one- Enter the poll to see my answer
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#73 \| 42 days ago ChristiSunshine (+)	Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King by JRR Tolkien Enter the poll to see my answer
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#74 \| 42 days ago johnsward66 (+)	Shiloh884 wrote: I have ready all of the "Ender" books! They are fantastic. I was really on a sci-fi tear a while back (years) and went through everything our library had that was worth reading. Did you read the companion "Bean" series as well? They are every bit as good, some say better. Also there was a new one, Ender In Exile; about the period between books #1 & #2. O K next book - Trigger Men by Hans Halerstadt. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#75 \| 42 days ago blondie45044 (+)	The Client John Grisham 1995 This series was based on the book by John Grisham about Reggie Love, a lawyer, who just started her practice and is also a recovering alcoholic which was made into a movie starring Susan Sarandon. Mom and I always share books, she got me started on John's books. At the lake during the summer we have a club were we all read and then put all our read books onto shelves. We then can take a book read and initial it and turn it back in so we know we have read it. It is a very wonderful way to read all the books and share with others while sharing the cost of books. We then can share our ideas and if a book might be worth reading. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#76 \| 41 days ago Cherrie (+)	Aceraison wrote: I read it all by myself Actually I made my kid read it to me... one of my kids favorites! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#77 \| 41 days ago Cherrie (+)	kteacher wrote: Just finished The Witches by Roahl Dahl to my class. As for myself, I just finished Team of Rivals by Doris Kearns (a book about the political genius of Abraham Lincoln). I read all the time...my next book I read to my class will be the new one by Kate Dicamillo. Have you read 'Titchuba' I don't remeber the author, but I think your kids would love it. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#78 \| 41 days ago Cherrie (+)	last book I attempted to finish....MERCY, by Toni Morrison Enter the poll to see my answer
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#79 \| 41 days ago devil_30 (+)	i used to read from stephen kings and dan brown here's the two book that i finished
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#80 \| 41 days ago devil_30 (+)	Shiloh884 wrote: I've literally read thousands of books since the age of 8. I love to read and do so whenever I can. I wish I lived near a library but I don't. The last one read was a paperback "Paloma" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch. Sci-fi and actually a pretty good book. I was surprised. i used to work there at the library ..such a wonderfull place to work there..you learning while you working!
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#81 \| 41 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	For my friends, started with Devils and Angels, just completed reading of The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown., started also simultaneously a few pages of The Mistress of the Game, by protege of Sidney Sheldon. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#82 \| 41 days ago Raj1869 (+)	Two books of different nature. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#83 \| 41 days ago PoppyMack (+)	My favorite book is "Fair Blows The Wind" by Louis Lamour. I love to read. Right now I am reading "The Lost Symbol" by Dan Brown Enter the poll to see my answer
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#84 \| 41 days ago johnsward66 (+)	NorseHeathen wrote: Another book I just remembered that I truly enjoyed, "The Door to December" by Dean Koontz Wow...I need to schedule more recreational reading time. Rain Fall by Barry Eisler - 2002 ( A fantastic Spy/Assassin novel ) Enter the poll to see my answer
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#85 \| 41 days ago Aceraison (+)	Now that I think about it I have read some real books since high school. The Gene Simmons book is pretty good. I've also read a couple Star Wars books. This one was good, it's the story between Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi.
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#86 \| 41 days ago alainpeartree (+)	Double Cross - James Patterson,,,,, now reading Swinsuit Enter the poll to see my answer
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#87 \| 41 days ago johnsward66 (+)	alainpeartree wrote: Double Cross - James Patterson,,,,, now reading Swinsuit How is this one..... I've read & enjoyed all the other Alex Cross books. Someone gave me this one as an audio book but it just didn't seem to hold my attention. Also, are you planning on reading Cross Country? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#88 \| 41 days ago alainpeartree (+)	johnsward66 wrote: How is this one..... I've read & enjoyed all the other Alex Cross books. Someone gave me this one as an audio book but it just didn't seem to hold my attention. Also, are you planning on reading Cross Country? Double Cross was a standard good one, a lttle shorter than norma or maybe just that good I read faster than the other. Swimsuit is a little slow,, it seems his Alex Cross series has all the action in them. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#89 \| 41 days ago johnsward66 (+)	The Return by William Shatner Enter the poll to see my answer
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#90 \| 41 days ago sherribaby88 (+)	Goat Song... .FrankkYerby
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#91 \| 41 days ago sherribaby88 (+)	18packabs wrote: Playboy, October 2009..... hmm.. 18pack, I bet you had that answer in -.2 seconds... lol
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#92 \| 41 days ago noti4 (+)	I CAN READ 3 BOOKS AT THE SAME TIME.- THE CHINESE BY MANKELL THE MYSTERY OF THE TOP HAT ELLERY QUEEN THE SHADOW OF THE WIND, ZANON THE BEST FOOD BY NARDA LEPES THE TRAGEDY OF THE PATAGONIA BY MONCADA THE MYSTERY IN THE SPA BY PETRAKIS THE SUICIDE BY CALLEGARI Enter the poll to see my answer
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#93 \| 41 days ago Shiloh884 (+)	johnsward66 wrote: Did you read the companion "Bean" series as well? They are every bit as good, some say better. Also there was a new one, Ender In Exile; about the period between books #1 & #2. O K next book - Trigger Men by Hans Halerstadt. You bet I did! They were great if not better than the Ender series. Bean was such a force in the Ender series I was glad he did a series on Bean. I'll have to get Ender in Exile. I have to keep up!!! Thanks! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#94 \| 41 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	i'll add it to my list! i've got cell, dreamcatcher and on writing cued up right now. thanks - i didn't think about this one
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#95 \| 41 days ago Helen (+)	ms_hippie_queen wrote: i'll add it to my list! i've got cell, dreamcatcher and on writing cued up right now. thanks - i didn't think about this one Dreamcatcher is one of my favorites. If you haven't read Insomnia by King, check it out, it's as good as The Stand. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#96 \| 41 days ago Dragon_Girl (+)	Huge bookworm! I'm readind about eight and writing about ten. A good one I finished recently was THE LAST OLYMPIAN by Rick Riordan. (Thanx to Elijah for letting me borrow his copy.) Great end to the series! I love the ending that lets you know: SEQUELS!!!! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#97 \| 41 days ago NorseHeathen (+)	johnsward66 wrote: Rain Fall by Barry Eisler - 2002 ( A fantastic Spy/Assassin novel ) Very cool, thanks! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#98 \| 41 days ago adkbabe (+)	I just finished reading Nefertiti by Michelle Moran. Awesome Book. I also just finished 90 Minutes in Heaven by Don Piper. Very Intense. I really had a hard time choose a category for the questions. I am such a Huge Book Worm. I LOVE History, Fantasy & Science Fiction. But, I also love Biographies, & Mysteries. I basically read anything. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#99 \| 41 days ago Helen (+)	I love Stephen King and I've read all his books. My favorite author is Dean Koontz, he's very Kingish but his books have better endings. I always reread good books, several times. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#100 \| 41 days ago nader2009 (+)	I have been a books worm from age 12 but nowadays books are getting so expensive here that it is not easy for me to go on my addiction,lol. Here an average book will cost 8$.No cheap ones is available. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#101 \| 40 days ago misanthrope (+)	Helen wrote: Dreamcatcher is one of my favorites. If you haven't read Insomnia by King, check it out, it's as good as The Stand. I agree Insomnia is one of King's best but it is also one of the reasons I was disappointed with the end of the Dark Tower series. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#102 \| 40 days ago overall (+)	Helen wrote: I love Stephen King and I've read all his books. My favorite author is Dean Koontz, he's very Kingish but his books have better endings. I always reread good books, several times. due to fan iq , i failed to read even news paper.
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#103 \| 40 days ago Som6 (+)
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#104 \| 40 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	LFCRedStarSerb wrote: "Digital fortress" by Dan Brown Not available in India as yet.! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#105 \| 40 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	raja_starkglass wrote: Not available in India as yet.! Digital fortress, wish I could get it here, S - re read Stone for Danny Fischer. Here is brag part of the post Some books of Harold Robbins and Sidney Sheldon have a subtle but intense influence on my mind.! Irwing Wallace, Dan Brown, Stephan King, Grisham are good ones. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#106 \| 40 days ago anduaugust (+)	so how about this book not much good tough not much bad any way read books maybe u will find reading good Enter the poll to see my answer
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#107 \| 40 days ago noti4 (+)	NADER, IF I MUST ELECT, I BUY A BOOK , NOT CLOTHES OR SHOES OR MAKE UP, I CAN IN A WALK , BUY 10 BOOKS, MY FRIENDS SAY I AM A BOOK WALKING.- AND, IS TRUE.- Enter the poll to see my answer
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#108 \| 40 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	anduaugust wrote: so how about this book not much good tough not much bad any way read books maybe u will find reading good i am scared to read this once after finding out the dude practically plagiarized himself with the other two robert langdon stories...
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#109 \| 40 days ago ms_hippie_queen (+)	anduaugust wrote: so how about this book not much good tough not much bad any way read books maybe u will find reading good i am scared to read this once after finding out the dude practically plagiarized himself with the other two robert langdon stories...
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#110 \| 40 days ago sahitya_murali (+)	i jus finished readin digital fortress by dan brown...............it wuz jus awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#111 \| 40 days ago overall (+)	Nuskha dar fanni-falahat The art of agriculture : Persian manuscripts compiled in the 17th century by the Mughal Prince Dara Shikoh.Finished in this month.
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#112 \| 39 days ago overall (+)	Reading makes a full personality; conference makes a ready individual, and writing an exact persona.-by some one
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#113 \| 39 days ago Som6 (+)	raja_starkglass wrote: Digital fortress, wish I could get it here, S - re read Stone for Danny Fischer. Here is brag part of the post Some books of Harold Robbins and Sidney Sheldon have a subtle but intense influence on my mind.! Irwing Wallace, Dan Brown, Stephan King, Grisham are good ones. I have bought that book(Digital Fortress) long ago, its not difficult here to get just place an online order n book will be on your doorstep.
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#114 \| 39 days ago Som6 (+)	anduaugust wrote: so how about this book not much good tough not much bad any way read books maybe u will find reading good The Lost Symbol is all about Mason n how the power of individual can effect n what object is there to belief. Its thrilling with gr8 description on the National Mall.
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#115 \| 39 days ago muska-125 (+)	Helen wrote: I love Stephen King and I've read all his books. My favorite author is Dean Koontz, he's very Kingish but his books have better endings. I always reread good books, several times. Hvae you read Life Excepetancy sorry i spelt that wrong its three in the morning ha its my favorite book by Dean Koontz
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#116 \| 39 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	Som6 wrote: I have bought that book(Digital Fortress) long ago, its not difficult here to get just place an online order n book will be on your doorstep. It is not yet released in India, we got the Lost key only few days back for the festival season. Hate the pirated copies. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#117 \| 39 days ago Som6 (+)	raja_starkglass wrote: It is not yet released in India, we got the Lost key only few days back for the festival season. Hate the pirated copies. What You get from online is not pirated copy n "Digital Fortress & Deception Point of Dan Brown are old novels" so U can place an order. I get all my books from online, sometimes by advance booking to receive it on 1st day just like in the case of The Lost Symbol. Dan Brown's novel is selling high after the 2 films Da Vinci n Angels n Demons.
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#118 \| 39 days ago (+)	Helen wrote: I love Stephen King and I've read all his books. My favorite author is Dean Koontz, he's very Kingish but his books have better endings. I always reread good books, several times. have you read any of hardly chase books before?if no pls try and read one and tell me about it pls.
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#119 \| 38 days ago woody050681 (+)	I've read all 123 posts in this thread, Does that count as a book? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#120 \| 38 days ago normski77 (+)	i only ever read autobiographies of famous ppl.to name some,ive read:kathy Staff,Rolf Harris',jonny cash-both of them-(two of the best),Paula Radcliffe,Kelly Holmes,and much much more
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#121 \| 38 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	raja_starkglass wrote: It is not yet released in India, we got the Lost key only few days back for the festival season. Hate the pirated copies. I do not use online for purchase, as you are aware, even "secured" is not secure as crime is a step ahead of prevention.! Enter the poll to see my answer

#122 \| 38 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	Som6 wrote: I have bought that book(Digital Fortress) long ago, its not difficult here to get just place an online order n book will be on your doorstep. I do not buy online, do not use card for payments online, technology is two way sword.!Visit to book store is more rewarding, get more time for faniq.! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#123 \| 38 days ago Sunny_Boy (+)	raja_starkglass wrote: I do not buy online, do not use card for payments online, technology is two way sword.!Visit to book store is more rewarding, get more time for faniq.! You are wrong man I have bought that book from Forum book store at Kolkata long long ago, just look at the right place you will get everything. All books are available in India at all cities and towns from the day it issues.
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#124 \| 38 days ago raja_starkglass (+)	Sunny_Boy wrote: You are wrong man I have bought that book from Forum book store at Kolkata long long ago, just look at the right place you will get everything. All books are available in India at all cities and towns from the day it issues. Thank you for the correction, will be looking out this Saturday, when I go for purchases for body and mind.! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#125 \| 38 days ago NorseHeathen (+)	woody050681 wrote: I've read all 123 posts in this thread, Does that count as a book? Well, I've read all 130..... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#126 \| 38 days ago johnsward66 (+)	Getting Back to books.... ....Another Fine Myth by Robert Asprin Enter the poll to see my answer
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#127 \| 37 days ago bayareabeast21 (+)
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#128 \| 34 days ago anduaugust (+)	anduaugust wrote: so how about this book not much good tough not much bad any way read books maybe u will find reading good ya it describes national mall well else it is no good again about ancient mystrey Enter the poll to see my answer
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#129 \| 34 days ago mrturk (+)	'Dog On It' by Spencer Quinn. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#130 \| 34 days ago half_baked (+)	Really...it was some book like that...I don't read a whole lot in my spare time because I'm constantly reading at work and the last thing I want to do when I get away from the office is read...
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#131 \| 34 days ago carlalbert64 (+)	(Edited by carlalbert64) If you like Suspense/CIA/Black Ops books Vince Flynn, IMHO, is even better then Tom Clancy. He has a new book that just came out and I can't wait to get my hands on it..... the last book I read was his last one Extreme Measures.... awesome book! http://rfplreads.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/extreme-measures.jpg" /> http://ebookstore.sony.com/comingsoon/pursuit-of-honor/image_s4.jpg" /> Can't wait to get my hands on this one! Enter the poll to see my answer
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#132 \| 34 days ago carlalbert64 (+)	AND.... if anyone has some recommendations for good black ops/CIA books, I'd love to hear them because once I finish this Vince Flynn book I'll be waiting for his next...... Enter the poll to see my answer
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#133 \| 34 days ago Jays_Leafs_Ffan (+)	the ending is awesome lol
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#134 \| 34 days ago joker_mcpagal (+)	Helen wrote: Dreamcatcher is one of my favorites. If you haven't read Insomnia by King, check it out, it's as good as The Stand. only one book i trust to read, its a BIBLE Its teach me a lot of things specialy how to leave a peacefull life ,how to love enemies,family and friends
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#135 \| 34 days ago vishand007 (+)	I like reading books like "wing of fire" by Dr.A.P.J Abdhulkalam. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#136 \| 34 days ago vishand007 (+)	I like reading books like "wing of fire" by Dr.A.P.J Abdhulkalam. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#137 \| 34 days ago Big_Country78 (+)	Jesus Interrupted; Revelaing the hidden contradictions in the bible (and why we dont know about them); by Dr. Bart Ehrman very interesting. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#138 \| 34 days ago johnsward66 (+)	(Edited by johnsward66) carlalbert64 wrote: If you like Suspense/CIA/Black Ops books Vince Flynn, IMHO, is even better then Tom Clancy. He has a new book that just came out and I can't wait to get my hands on it..... the last book I read was his last one Extreme Measures.... awesome book! Can't wait to get my hands on this one! Have you read the Brad Thor or Barry Eisler books? Mr. Eisler used to work for the "Company". Enter the poll to see my answer
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#139 \| 32 days ago jes_api (+)	18packabs wrote: Playboy, October 2009..... Is that a book? (no offence)...i peek at some pages sometimes...its even banned in my country, but it knows how to get in though!
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#140 \| 32 days ago jes_api (+)	"The Haj" by Leon Uris.....a lot of middle east history in there.
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#141 \| 32 days ago jes_api (+)	Thats one book i dont like but it never leave me alone. The more i read and write it, the more my pocket gets dry!
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#143 \| 32 days ago TVO (+)	nyrangers wrote: Go Dog Go, Dr. Suess. Well, almost finished There's a dog party up in a tree....sorry......
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#144 \| 32 days ago Alpha_Dawg (+)	New Found Land by Alan Wolfe
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#145 \| 26 days ago pizzlewizzle (+)	Sun Tzu Enter the poll to see my answer
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#146 \| 24 days ago NorseHeathen (+)	pizzlewizzle wrote: Sun Tzu Have you read the "Book of 5 Rings" and/or "Hagakuri"? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#147 \| 24 days ago jmcr (+)	angels and demons
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#148 \| 24 days ago pizzlewizzle (+)	NorseHeathen wrote: Have you read the "Book of 5 Rings" and/or "Hagakuri"? Go Rin No Sho, by Miyamoto Musashi. Best swordsman that ever lived. I am ready for death because I know what waits. That is the Way. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#149 \| 16 days ago icfeet (+)	johnsward66 wrote: That's on my "to read list" ... the Lincoln book, not the Witches. O K Sense & Sensibility Team of Rivals is GREAT....also finished President Reagan-The Triumph of Imagination by Richard Reeves. Enter the poll to see my answer

#150 \| 16 days ago Louisiana_Woman (+)	One of Grisham's best! Enter the poll to see my answer

#151 \| 16 days ago Louisiana_Woman (+)	You too??? How can you take over 20 years to write a saga and then end the final book with the same line the first one started with? Enter the poll to see my answer
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#152 \| 16 days ago Louisiana_Woman (+)	I read, watch football, work, read, watch NASCAR.... ha ha! Right now I am reading Rough Country by John Sandford, just finished the Lost Symbol by Dan Brown. Enter the poll to see my answer

#153 \| 14 days ago pizzlewizzle (+)	Just finished Last of the Mohicans. Saddest story I've ever read. Enter the poll to see my answer
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#154 \| 14 days ago normski77 (+)	plenty autobiographies!

#155 \| 12 days ago ApopCane (+)	WV_Mountaineer wrote: The Hunt for Red October. Try to read all the Jack Ryan books, they are entertaining and informative books. Enter the poll to see my answer

#156 \| 12 days ago ApopCane (+)	johnsward66 wrote: Don't Know Much About History by Kenneth Davis I've read almost all of Davis' books, they are all informative. Enter the poll to see my answer