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by **Kunikov** on 03 May 2004 23:16

Herman Wouk "The Hope"

by **Volklin** on 05 May 2004 05:52

Warfare in the Classical World by John Warry

Not the illustrations book, but the one with text.

by **Deterance** on 09 May 2004 05:46

I reading The Age of The Cloister, The story of Monastic Life in the Middle Ages by Christopher BrooKe

I am very interested in Monasticism. Christian in particular, but also Buddhist, Islamic and others as well.

by **Foelkersam** on 10 May 2004 10:57

I just read Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte.
A classic that i recommend to everyone here at the forum.

/David

by **Tom Houlihan** on 10 May 2004 11:13

I just finished "Holy Blood, Holy Grail." If you've read "The DaVinci Code," then this is a must!

by **Kunikov** on 10 May 2004 13:13

Tom wrote:I just finished "Holy Blood, Holy Grail." If you've read "The DaVinci Code," then this is a must!

I ordered it but was sidetracked by 'The Templar Revelations' not so interesting when compared to what the Da Vinci Code talked about, guess I'll read Holy blood, Holy Grail sometime soon, right now I'm on "Abram: The Life of an Israeli Patriot" by Orenstein

by **Prit** on 10 May 2004 18:22

'The Lovely Bones' by Alice Sebold. It's a heartbreaking book - a 14 year old girl who has been murdered views her family and friends from her own heaven. I strongly recommend it.

Prit

by **Marcus Wendel** on 11 May 2004 17:53

(click the cover & buy it to support the site & forum)

I started reading "The Longest Night : A Military History of the Civil War" by David J Eicher the other day.

/Marcus

by **Kunikov** on 17 May 2004 18:53

Herman Wouk "The Glory" continuation of "The Hope"

by **Luftman129** on 17 May 2004 21:55

I am reading Scimitar by Peter Niesewand-about a Soviet that tried to defect to give some information to the DIA and the KGB's attempts to murder the 2 DIA agents that got him

by **Foelkersam** on 19 May 2004 18:26

Many people here are saying what they are reading (which the title of this thread saids) but sometimes you don't know if the person liked the book. I think it's better if we say what we have read instead so that we can get an opinion on the book as well. Just an idea, do as you want.

/Regards David

by **Kunikov** on 19 May 2004 19:12

Well, both the Herman Wouk books are GREAT, fast page turners. 670 pages each, or so, and I'm finishing them in less than a week each.

by **Kunikov** on 27 May 2004 21:09

"Righteous Victims" Benny Morris

by **Wasa** on 27 May 2004 23:33

Foelkersam wrote:Many people here are saying what they are reading (which the title of this thread saids) but sometimes you don't know if the person liked the book. I think it's better if we say what we have read instead so that we can get an opinion on the book as well. Just an idea, do as you want.

/Regards David

And a good idea too.. :wink:

by **Caldric** on 27 May 2004 23:43

Ice and Fire series by George RR Martin.

Epic Fantasy.

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