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It's always hard to calssify certain books, but even horror has it's own genre and this one really is deserted.

Watership Down by Richard Adams Not too bad for more than 600 pages about bunnies.

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A Town Like Alice by Nevil Shute Quiet a gorgeous book. Both entertaining and well written.

The Science Fiction / Fantasy Genre is the busiest genre on the forum. With 463 threads and 5113 post it is big enough to be split without becoming ghost town genres.

Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut I know that this book is said to be one of the best anti-war books ever but actually I didn't like it very much. It was certainly quiet grotesc and a bit disturbing but nothing extraordinairy. The language was okay and some phrases were spectacular but all...

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No, every book stands for itself except maybe the Pendergast series (The Cabinet of Curiosities, Still Life with Crows, Brimstone, Dance of Death). Better to read these in chronological order. My favourites are Mount Dragon and Relic. Here's a link to the website of Preston & Child . Take...

I mean in the book forum.

Would it be possible to have two seperate genres instead of one? I don't think these genres really belong together. Mostly I'm looking for science fiction but fantasy always comes in my way. It would make things easier. Thx for considering this.

The task is quiet easy, name the best horror books and please give the main theme in brackets. I'll start. I Am Legend by Richard Matheson (vampire & dystrophie) Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson (ghosts) Bitten by Kelley Armstrong (werewolf) Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice...

You know it is possible to combine words like "organize + teenager" etc. One of the results was: Organizing from the Inside Out for Teenagers: The Foolproof System for Organizing Your Room, Your Time, and Your Life by Julie Morgenstern and Jessi Morgenstern-Colon Here's the link.

Try The Wedding by Nicholas Sparks. It's a gorgeous book with some nice twists.

Here is the chronological order of the "Jack Reacher" series: 1. Killing Floor (1997) 2. Die Trying (1998) 3. Tripwire (1999) 4. The Visitor (2000) aka Running Blind 5. Echo Burning (2001) Lee Child Collection: Killing Floor / Die Trying / Tripwire (omnibus) (2002) 6. Without Fail (2002)...

So I have come to the conclusion that no member of the book forum has read this one. Very well, so I'll be the first to read this thing.

Why don't you go over to amazon.com, type the word organization/ organize in the little white search box and click on the go button?

If they are literature or books that are rumored to be really good, I finish them. If they are just bad books, I toss them aside unfinished.

Jedermann by Hugo von Hofmannsthal Pretty cool.

Yesterday I was looking through some favourite book lists at amazon and this book came up several times, so I peeked at the review and found this: It sounds really gorgeous. So has anybody actually read this book and can tell me if it's worth buying?