Thread: What was the last book you read?
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Old 20-05-2004, 12:41   #77
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Re: What was the last book you read?
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Originally Posted by Nugget
The Stand's brilliant - I picked it up in a second hand shop for about six quid years ago and couldn't put it down (the mini-series was good as well )

IT's a great book - along with the first Poltergeist film, it put me off clowns for life

As for James Herbert, I'd recommend the later ones - Others, Once and Nobody True are really good, but his earlier stuffs worth reading as well.
i have read the others, the dark, the ghosts of sleath and the magic cottage. the others gave me nightmares for a few days after though damn all those freaks... (i was younger when i read it)
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