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Angua 30-01-2011 10:31

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Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35161738)
You do know that it is only part one of a trilogy and each book carries straight on from the previous one.

I have read all 3 books link HERE.

They do stand alone though. So you are not lost if you read them as and when the library may have a copy available :D

Peter_ 30-01-2011 12:16

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Originally Posted by Angua (Post 35161744)
They do stand alone though. So you are not lost if you read them as and when the library may have a copy available :D

You must read them in order though.;)

Scrubbs 31-01-2011 14:18

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kindling my way through the "stieg Larsson " trilogy, half way through the second one. Can't decide whether to watch the film after a book or read all the books then watch all the films.
Or go for dubbed or subtitles??:confused:

Mr_love_monkey 31-01-2011 15:00

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Originally Posted by Scrubbs (Post 35162628)
kindling my way through the "stieg Larsson " trilogy, half way through the second one. Can't decide whether to watch the film after a book or read all the books then watch all the films.
Or go for dubbed or subtitles??:confused:

I'd give up and not bother with the books :)

I thought the first one was quite good - though not a lot really happened until the last 50 pages, and I don't think the book could really decide what it wanted to be - thriller/mystery/political commentay - and because of that it did all 3 not as well as it could have done...

However the 2nd and 3rd books just seemed to have no idea what it was supposed to be, and the stories were weak, didn't really go anywhere, and quite frankly I lost interest. it was only stubborness that made me finish them (that and the fact I'd paid for them :) )

Scrubbs 31-01-2011 15:53

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Originally Posted by Mr_love_monkey (Post 35162675)
I'd give up and not bother with the books :)

I thought the first one was quite good - though not a lot really happened until the last 50 pages, and I don't think the book could really decide what it wanted to be - thriller/mystery/political commentay - and because of that it did all 3 not as well as it could have done...

However the 2nd and 3rd books just seemed to have no idea what it was supposed to be, and the stories were weak, didn't really go anywhere, and quite frankly I lost interest. it was only stubborness that made me finish them (that and the fact I'd paid for them :) )


OOOH I can't do that........oh no! gotta keep going:D
I think I can count on one hand the books I have give up on even if they have been bad.
I will read all the books then watch the original dubbed films...hmmm or should I wait for the hollywood version?? nah! I'll watch that as well:)

Peter_ 31-01-2011 18:26

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Originally Posted by Angua (Post 35161744)
They do stand alone though. So you are not lost if you read them as and when the library may have a copy available :D

You can get The Six Sacred Stones in ASDA for £1 in the Sales aisle.

Hugh 31-01-2011 19:11

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The Engineer Reconditioned - Neil Asher

Angua 31-01-2011 19:13

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Originally Posted by Masque (Post 35162907)
You can get The Six Sacred Stones in ASDA for £1 in the Sales aisle.

:rofl: Nearest Asda is 20 miles away with no (useful to me) public transport.

wwe 31-01-2011 20:05

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dilli-theclaw 31-01-2011 20:10

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I am working my way through the zombie survival guide again, it is going to set me in good stead if I ever meet some of the members on here :)

Cobbydaler 31-01-2011 21:30

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The Hacienda: How Not to Run a Club - Peter Hook
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We once worked out that, from the time it opened in 1982 to when it closed in 1997, each punter through the door cost us £10. We wasted that much through bad management and sheer stupidity. As far as we were concerned it was history we were making, not money. But if I'm ever skint I'll walk around Manchester asking everyone to give me my tenner back.
:D

Oh, and just finished The Lost City of Z - David Grann

Fascinating, some of the things they endured in the jungle are stomach churning...

And a pet rant here, bluddy publishers making Amazon charge nearly £2.50 MORE for the Kindle version than the paperback!

DocDutch 01-02-2011 17:19

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just finished scott marianni's latest book the lost relic and its really good if you like action mixed with treasure hunt

Angua 01-02-2011 18:00

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Now reading Powers by Ursula Le Guin

bigsinky 02-02-2011 13:34

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Just started reading The Horus Heresy..........again :rolleyes:

Mal 02-02-2011 19:59

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Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency. Saw it on BBC4 just before Christmas, so I thought that I would give the book a go.


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