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  • justatheory
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    The Godfather a fair few times. On my 2nd sitting of Game of Thrones books at the moment.

    wittonweavers
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    As a result of this thread i decided to give Catch 22 a go. Found it hard work and not all that engrossing. However having said that, when i got to the end I liked the way it all came together and thought it was very cleverly written.

    Cant imagine me reading it twice though!

    dthom3uk
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    War of the Worlds, HG Wells
    To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee.
    Hamlet, Will Shakey.
    The Tiger that came to tea. The most surreal book I’ve ever read.

    @wittonweavers, I bought Catch 22 when I was travelling and the bloke in the book shop said ‘Stick with it, the first 100 pages are hard work buts it worth it.’ That was good advice, its certainly worth persisting with.

    slackalice
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    The Road Less Travelled

    The Rift War Saga trilogy

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