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13. October 2011, 20:04:06

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Book suggestion

I would like to know if you have any book suggestions you have! In your replies you can write about your favorite books.

Have you read the following books (select all that applies)?

Option	Results		Votes
A Christmas Carol		80%	4
Great Expectations		60%	3
A Wrinkle in Time		20%	1
The Green Book		20%	1
The Hunger Games series		20%	1
Da Vinci Code and other Dan Brown books		40%	2
The Wing and the Wall		20%	1
Heroes of Olympus series		20%	1
Percy Jackson series		40%	2
Harry Potter series		40%	2
	Total number of votes:		5

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15. October 2011, 08:01:38

leirom

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Dan Brown books

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15. October 2011, 08:43:18

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Are they good?

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15. October 2011, 13:07:03

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Catch-22 by Joseph Heller

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17. January 2012, 21:44:59

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I love the book The New Heroes.

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7. February 2012, 11:14:47

leirom

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The Ironclad Alibi by Michael Kilian

A whodunit in 1862. A relentless but all-too-human hero try to solve a murder at the backdrop of a naval battle in the Civil War. I myself could not find the murderer, but I liked the “hero” in the book.

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- Charles F. Kettering

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