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-t-o-n-y- · 02-14-2009

well i read chronique du liban rebelle written by daniel rondeau it's a french book that talks about lebanon and lebanese people from 1988 to 1990 ...i liked it a lot....so i advise you to read it ....and if there's any books about lebanon, politics or social things that are good bkoun mamnounkoun if u name some since i like this kind of books ...thank you....

Ingrid · 02-14-2009

The last book I read was " Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown. I really enjoyed it, it's full of suspense, once you start reading it you find it really hard to stop. Dan Brown is a wonderful and a really INTELLIGENT writer.
There was this Juvenil quote that caught my attention: "Who will guard the guards?"

SysTaMatIcS · 02-16-2009

Im getting Henderson the Rainking this teusday . its for saul bellow .

Josee · 02-16-2009

Entrez dans l'espérance - Jean Paul II
I'm actually reading this book, it's an interview made with Pope Jean Paul II (R.I.P.).
This book contains all the answers you need to know more about God, his existence, how to pray...
I advice you all to read it.

Superman · 02-23-2009

Some good books :
- The Capital - Karl Marx ( Economy and sociology, the basis of the communist party, very interesting)
- The Prince - Nicholas Machiaveli (Politics, it reflects avant gardist violent political beliefs and theories from the middle ages, very strong)
- The lord of the ring 1 2 3 - Tolkien (Epic Quest, Very long and not easy english but even more amazing than the movies themselves)
- Le Noeud de Viperes - Francois Mauriac (It's in french, about a dying man who's mysterious, the book is a letter that he wrote to his wife before he died and hid it, amazing book, very impressive)
- The Black cat - Edgar Allan Poe (Mystic novel, gloomy but well written)

02-16-2009	#13
SysTaMatIcS Registered Member Last Online: 10-14-2022 Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 10,467 Thanks: 14,136 Thanked 4,244 Times in 2,547 Posts Groans: 186 Groaned at 198 Times in 120 Posts	Im getting Henderson the Rainking this teusday . its for saul bellow . __________________ problems of performance appraisal is that it sucks to memorize them

02-16-2009	#14
Josee Registered Member Last Online: 12-28-2011 Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 2,664 Thanks: 377 Thanked 959 Times in 569 Posts Groans: 1 Groaned at 4 Times in 2 Posts	Entrez dans l'espérance - Jean Paul II I'm actually reading this book, it's an interview made with Pope Jean Paul II (R.I.P.). This book contains all the answers you need to know more about God, his existence, how to pray... I advice you all to read it. __________________ цари́ца

02-14-2009	#11
-t-o-n-y- Registered Member Last Online: 03-13-2012 Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 974 Thanks: 2,087 Thanked 482 Times in 317 Posts Groans: 15 Groaned at 3 Times in 3 Posts	well i read chronique du liban rebelle written by daniel rondeau it's a french book that talks about lebanon and lebanese people from 1988 to 1990 ...i liked it a lot....so i advise you to read it ....and if there's any books about lebanon, politics or social things that are good bkoun mamnounkoun if u name some since i like this kind of books ...thank you....

02-14-2009	#12
Ingrid Registered Member Last Online: 11-11-2011 Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 150 Thanks: 158 Thanked 126 Times in 79 Posts Groans: 0 Groaned at 1 Time in 1 Post	The last book I read was " Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown. I really enjoyed it, it's full of suspense, once you start reading it you find it really hard to stop. Dan Brown is a wonderful and a really INTELLIGENT writer. There was this Juvenil quote that caught my attention: "Who will guard the guards?"

02-23-2009	#15
Superman Registered Member Last Online: 08-30-2009 Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 103 Thanks: 71 Thanked 69 Times in 51 Posts Groans: 0 Groaned at 0 Times in 0 Posts	Some good books : - The Capital - Karl Marx ( Economy and sociology, the basis of the communist party, very interesting) - The Prince - Nicholas Machiaveli (Politics, it reflects avant gardist violent political beliefs and theories from the middle ages, very strong) - The lord of the ring 1 2 3 - Tolkien (Epic Quest, Very long and not easy english but even more amazing than the movies themselves) - Le Noeud de Viperes - Francois Mauriac (It's in french, about a dying man who's mysterious, the book is a letter that he wrote to his wife before he died and hid it, amazing book, very impressive) - The Black cat - Edgar Allan Poe (Mystic novel, gloomy but well written)

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