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    I liked reading the John Grisham books, although it takes about 100 pages to get into them and the constant law gets abit boring for a range of themes. Bryce Courtenays Power of One is a favourite and its sequal Tandia is ok. I really liked all of Dan Brown's, especially Deception point which was excellent and Matt Reilly's Ice station is a really good fast paced cant put down book, though not authored to the likes of Brown, Courtenay etc. I've started reading the Yr9 text called Point Blanc which is pitched at a Yr9 level but so far seems like a good read. The Yr9's in my house seem to be enjoying it, even those that don't usually read much.
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    Philip Jose Farmer....Most of what he has written is good.

    In particular the Dayworld trilogy and the Riverworld series.

    If you like sci fi that is.

    Robert A Heinlein is great too.....also sci fi.
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    Clive Cussler - Dirk Pitt novels
    Dale Brown
    Matthew Reilly

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    Anything about George W Bush

    the truth is always stranger than fiction

    GQ

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    "Mailman of The Birdsville Track"
    while its not a rip roaring yarn,,
    is still very interesting--

    didnt think I would but after 5 or 6 I like Dale Brown,,

    trying to read/buy a series in order is always dificult,,,
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    How about "Across the top and other places" by Malcolm Douglas and David Oldmeadow...

    Interesting story of Malcolm Douglas' first trip up north in a ( heavily overloaded) series 1 swb.

    Published by Seal books.
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    For anyone interested in wooden fighting ships--
    Patrick OBrien is THE BEST,,



    just dont take Russell Crowe's word for it---
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pedro_The_Swift View Post
    For anyone interested in wooden fighting ships--
    Patrick OBrien is THE BEST,,



    just dont take Russell Crowe's word for it---
    Aye, aye.


    Cheers
    Simon

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    "Dead Lucky" - Lincoln Hall

    "Touching the Void" - Joe Simpson

    "Into thin Air" - John Krakauer

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    Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion - JRR Tolkien

    The Forgotten Soldier - Guy Sajer

    The "Sharpe" novels - Bernard Cornwell

    The "Discworld" series - Terry Pratchett

    The "Eagle" series of novels about ancient Rome, starting with the 2nd Roman invasion of Britain in 49 AD under Emperor Claudius. This really is EXCELLENT historical fiction - Simon Scarrow

    The Harry Potter books, yes I'll admit to them....

    Warhammer 40,000 novels by various authors

    Just looked at the above list and realised something...I'M A NERD!!!

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