10 steps to increase your wealth
by Andrew Feinberg

The Island by Richard Laymon.

I've never read something with such a perfect combination of sex and horror.

Best ending of a book ever.

This guy it totally f**ked up.


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behind the paint
by: Joe Brue

i this book... its great and i have read it 11 times..


I JaMiE MaDrOx! (sAkUrA KiSs!)

A million little pieces by James Frey
and
The His Dark Materials series by Phillip Pullman
(The Golden Compass, The Subtle Knife, The Amber spyglass)

The movie sucked though, the books are amazing


The two most common elements in the world are hydrogen and stupidity

Papillon
by Henri Charriere
Autobiography

My favorite book: "The Clan Of The Cave Bear" by Jean M. Auel.
I've also read "Valley Of The Horses," "The Mammoth Hunters," and "The Plains Of Passage" by the same author.

Brother fish by Bryce courtenay

We've read so many books, picking one will be difficult. We've read two mentioned in previous posts. Stanger in a Strange Land could be a favorite in science fiction, but we're less into science fiction now. Catcher in the Rye is a total mess of a book, but maybe that's necessary because Holden Caulfield, the narrator and main character, is such a mess. We could put it on a list of good books because it records life in New York City in the 1950's. For example, it mentions the use of radiators to heat homes. We think that's kindacool because our Grandma Dee wrote some stories that mention the use of radiators to heat homes in New York City in the 1950's. Another book that records life in New York City at about that time is On the Road by Jack Kerouac. The main character, other than the narrator, is a Caulfield-like, socially inept boy. We imagine that both may have ended life in a room talking to a fly like Norman Bates in "Phyco." Another book that records a real-life Holden Caulfield and life in New York City is Tis, a biography by Frank McCourt. McCourt reminds us a little of Caulfield, but he managed to get past the fly.


Britney and Lulu
Ditzy's Ponies revised 8/19/08

We've read several books by Dean Koontz, Intensity being his best, and as near a we can tell when we see him eating at a restaurant in Newport Beach, he looks male to us.


Britney and Lulu
Ditzy's Ponies revised 8/19/08

We like Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice as a guide on how to pick men. It has a don't-judge-a-man-by-his-cover feel about it. We know boys like Darcy. Although most don't have his money, they have his lack of manners, and we try not to make it worse like Elizabeth does with Darcy.

For example, we know a family of totally hunky boys who compete on the water-polo team. To find hunks, water polo is the place to look. The boys have a total shy gene just like Darcy, except for one brother who has physical and mental limitations, but no shyness at all.

We have worked with handicapped students at school for several years, so working with the exceptional brother came as a natural thing for us; and we have become friends with the other brothers.


Britney and Lulu
Ditzy's Ponies revised 8/19/08

Gosh tough question, I love clssic childrens literature: Alice's Adventures, Wind and The Willow etc. But I think the latest bok I couldn't put down was Jonathon Coe's the rotters club

The sinner
i can't remember who it is by


Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them.
***William Shakespeare***

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