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What is the best or worst book you read? and why?

Posted by Rosellas on 29.03.2008

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Posted by SXTZ on 30.03.2008

Best Books:

Laurence Gardner: The bloodline of the holy grail + The Magdalene Legacy + The Shadow of Solomon.

Niel Gaiman: Good Omens + American Gods (actually anything by him is brilliant).

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Posted by Ghassan on 30.03.2008

I don't have a best book actually... I just llike to read any interesting books (or even online articles) on Philosophy, History, Science, Parapsychology, but if I had to recommend a book I would say (mostly in Arabic, as I enjoy reading in Arabic more):

- World History Atlas - Hani Khairo Abu Ghdeb
- The Protocols of the Elders of Zion (A must Read).. even if you heard people who'll tell you it's fake, read it and compare it to what’s happening to the world since it was 1st published!
- The International Jew The World's Foremost Problem - Henry Ford

- First of the Arabs ,from 900-600 AD - Lamia'a Al Kilani, Salem Al Alosi

- A Brief History of Time ,from the big bang to the black holes - Stephen W. Hawking

- The 4th Dimension - Dr. Taleb Al Khaffaje

Fiction:

- One thousand and one nights (read it about 3 times before the age of 18)

- Le Comte de Monte-Cristo - Alexandre Dumas (my all time favorite)

… bad books, I don’t know, if it was too bad to put on this list so I would probably forgotten it!

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Posted by SXTZ on 29.03.2008

A book called the fashion system is the worst, it was translated from french it was written by a sociologist and was sooooo boring that even though I've had it since 1988 I have only managed to get through 2 chapters. Now THAT'S BORING! O and I am a voracious reader I can finish 2 to 3 books a day (subject matter withstanding).:-)

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