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21.Lords of the Bow (Conqueror 2) by: Conn Iggulden September 01, 2008
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I have just finished reading the book yesterday and 2 be quite honest i couldnt put it down wherever i go i take the book with me as i have read the Wolf of the Plains i couldnt wait for another book on Genghis Khan its just awesome to read i have seen book 2 but am not sure if its the same lords of the bow part 2 or the same one.need to ask at a bookshop to see cuz i cant wait to read the continuation as i have just pre-ordered BRISINGR.of the Inheritance Triology Eragon.

22.Boy in the Striped Pyjamas by: John Boyne February 01, 2007
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lent this book to my daughter before I read it by which time I had seen the film. The film was moving and believeable - up to a point. Why his parents took so little interest in Bruno's coming and goings and why the maid takes little interest in his whereabouts is a plot device. Obviously the subject matter is harrowing and I cried at the film but not when reading the book which I found a bit of a letdown. Very simply written and perhaps more suitable for younger readers.

23.Seven Troop by: Andy McNab September 12, 2008
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A sad but very much needed work on the nasty realities of soldiering, this book recounts the very moving descent into unhappiness and despair some of McNab's best mates endured in the aftermath of service. From this book it seems clear that the Regiment is an unnatural substitute for normal family life for young men, i.e., wife and kids are replaced by comradeship, which perhaps becomes foundational for a subsequent dysfunctional life for some of the guys. It means that when they leave there is a sense that they've lost the focus or foundation of their daily existence. And of course, the exposure to the cutting edge of modern military adventurism is the other key factor destabilising the mental health of special forces soldiers, with the ... Read More:

24.Watchmen by: Alan Moore, Dave Gibbons September 12, 2008
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I bought this comic based partly on the positive feedback it has received and the hype surrounding it; however such hype can create unrealistic expectations. That isn't to say Watchmen isn't a fantastic work of fiction, simply it wasn't what I expected. The story begins with an intriguing murder mystery that helps to introduce one the books greatest characters, Rorschach. After this promising start the story slows down considerably with the majority of the book dedicated more to the development of the main characters rather than the story itself. The deliberate slow pacing and exploration of the inner landscape can make reading Watchmen difficult as developments in the main story take an age to develop. Some of the characters ... Read More:

25.The House at Riverton by: Kate Morton June 15, 2007
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This book takes place in the beggining of the 1900s. It is ideal for those who like rich English family novels full of intrigues. The book is told on first person by the servant of the house that is now on her late 90s. Thus, the author keeps going back and fowards in time. During her years as a servant, a man kills himself and the only witnesses are two sisters, who after that will never talk to each other again. The story unravells the mystery. the only aspect I didn't like of this book is that the author keeps on revealling what will happen before it actually does. In spite of this, the ending still came as a total surprise to me.

26.QI: Advanced Banter by: Stephen Fry, John Lloyd, John Mitchinson October 02, 2008
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This book is simply a collection of amusing quotations from the famous - and the not so famous. It doesn't really appear to have anything more to do with QI than having the series name on the cover. It's a great book for dipping into but hardly something you'll want to tirelessly read from cover to cover. Ideal as a bathroom reader or to amuse others with.

27.The Great Crash, 1929 (Penguin business) by: John Kenneth Galbraith October 29, 1992
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I found this book captivating, in a "gallows humor" sort of way. Although written many years ago, and recounting events in the distant past, it should be required reading for anyone in the markets today. More specifically, it should have been required reading a year ago (mid 2007) for those invested in finance and property sectors. Whether the malaise in those sectors (some stocks down 90%) spreads eventually to the general indexes remains to be seen. Tony Loton, author -- DON'T LOSE MONEY! (in the Stock Markets) Financial Trading Patterns

28.The Outcast by: Sadie Jones June 16, 2008
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I read this novel with greater speed than usual, because I just so wanted something good to happen to Lewis - I was frightened for him! The novel starts by reminding us that in 1945 most young children hardly knew their fathers as they had been brought up by their mothers whilst the men were at war. Suddenly there's a man in the house and the dynamics of daily life changed dramatically for 7-year-old Lewis. Three years later, the centre of his life was gone and in the 1940/50's bereavemnt counsellors didn't exist, so how was this child expected to come to terms with his loss? Love from others, you would think, but his father shuts him out emotionally and five months later introduces him to his new 'mother'. This was middle-class life in the 50's - when keeping up appearances ... Read More:

29.Silks by: Dick Francis, Felix Francis September 04, 2008
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Silks did not disapoint, well up to the standard of thriller we have come to expect from firstly Dick and now with his son Felix, lets hope there is another in the pipeline.

30.The Believers by: Zoe Heller September 25, 2008
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I was hooked by this novel from the prologue, which takes place in London in 1962, when visiting 30-something American lawyer Joel meets 18-year-old typist Audrey and takes her home to New York as his wife. Forty years on, as the novel proper starts, the couple are still living in New York, still the most unpleasant kind of left-wing, self-regarding agit-propagandists, when Joel is struck down by a stroke. Audrey has become a monster and her children are miserable, each in their own way. Rosa is flirting with orthodox Judaism, Karla, the plain, fat one with no self esteem, is stuck in an appalling marriage and adopted son Lenny is a drug addict. All the characters are unpleasant, although the two daughters, perhaps, least so, but we care about them none ... Read More:

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