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by OVER9000BPM • 2 Nov 2007, 16:28 • Journals
Hi!
I need one (edit) nice and entertaining novel, written by England english or United States of America american autors (Thats important!)
Iam going to be tested on both next week, so i need them fast.

NOT:
Brian Moore - Lies of Silence
John Grisham - The Testament
George Orwell - 1984
Joane K. Rowling Books
cause iv already read them for english class, or iam not allowed to use them for my test.
Any suggestions?
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pala 2 Nov 2007, 16:30
I dont know if Jules veren was United Kingdom or United States of America but he definatly got amazing books. I've been reading 4 so far, currently reading 20k miles under the water. Oo
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Lover 2 Nov 2007, 16:32
http://www.bbc.co.uk/arts/bigread/top100.shtml
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OVER9000BPM 2 Nov 2007, 16:33
thx
gonna read this one: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Douglas Adams
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g1Ntje 2 Nov 2007, 16:33
good luck
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walle 2 Nov 2007, 16:33
Alistair Stuart MacLean, scottish good enough?


i love his books, very similar to Ian Fleming's writing

The Golden Gate & Floodgate ive loved the most
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OVER9000BPM 2 Nov 2007, 16:39
His books seem intereseting :o
Gonna read some of them when i have more time again.
thx
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raastA 2 Nov 2007, 16:33
peter kay - autobiography
chris moyles - autobiography.

couldn't reccommend anymore as i dont read because i find it boring as fuck, but thats my opinion :).
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OVER9000BPM 2 Nov 2007, 16:35
Novels.
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raastA 2 Nov 2007, 16:37
ah ok :<, couldnt reccommend any sorry.
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OVER9000BPM 2 Nov 2007, 16:35
Ow lol fixed, iam just going to read some Ken Follet books, they pwn.
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cuttyP 2 Nov 2007, 16:43
Dean Koontz - The Good Guy
finished it reading last week and one of the most entertaining books ever. The villain in the book must be the most excentric and craziest murderer ever :P
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finkregh 2 Nov 2007, 16:47
-Clockwork Orange - image: en Anthony Burgess (Not rly entertaining but good to write about)

-Lord Of The Flies - image: en William Golding (Izi to write too)

OR

-Oliver Twist - image: en Charles Dickens (kindergarden :D)

hmm maybe that too:

-Burning Daylight - image: us Jack London
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Boefje 2 Nov 2007, 16:48
Lauren Weisberger - The devil wears prada
Jane Austen - Pride and prejudice
J. D. Salinger - The catcher in the Rye
H. G. Wells - The War of the Worlds
Oscar Wilde - The Picture Of Dorian Gray (he was Irish though)
William Golding - Lord of the Flies
Charles Dickens - Great Expectations
Charles Dickens - Oliver Twist

And so on...
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fragma 2 Nov 2007, 16:54
Of Mice And Men is sooo eazy cant remember the author :/
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Boefje 2 Nov 2007, 16:57
John Steinbeck
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yeti 2 Nov 2007, 16:58
Robin Jenkins - Cone gatherers


Scottish author though, don't know if you could use it.



immense book.
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moutoul 2 Nov 2007, 17:21
Aldous Huxley : Brave New World

http://huxley.net/bnw/one.html
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Shnaps 2 Nov 2007, 17:34
The Bible.
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evan 2 Nov 2007, 18:12
This is my reading list for some of my modules

Writing, Politics and History: Literature in the 1930s

Goodbye to Berlin
Rebecca
Brave New World
The Road to Wigan Pier
Brighton Rock
Good Morning, midnight

Imagined identities: Gender & 20th Century British Literature

A room of One's Own
The return of the Soldier
Maurice
The Collector
The Magic Toyshop
Union Street
Marabou Stork Nightmares
The Powerbook

Can't be bothered to find the others, this should be enough. If you need the author names then just reply.
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S1xtuS 2 Nov 2007, 18:14
mists of avalon?
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