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Coasterman2002
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 Book You Just Read A Child Named "It"- Probably the most truamatic story I have ever read. Just the things that this kid had to go through was sick and the mother nor father didnt even get punished for it. The mother was just a very very sick lady and the things that she did was just horrendous. I was also dissapointed by the actions of the father because he did absolutely nothing about it and he made the kid look bad when it was really the mother. Overall the book was an A.
The Lost Boy- sequal to a child named it and it was just alright nowhere near as good as the toher book but still enjoyable to read. David would always be in the wrong place at the wrong time and he would get punsihed for it. I feel bad for the kid. Overall I give the book a B.
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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order of the phoenix
GREAT GREAT BOOK!! 
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rusty
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Newspaper. If that counts :?
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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No it doesn't
POOR CONTRIBUTION TO THE THREAD
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rusty
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Ahmed Johnson wrote: No it doesn't
POOR CONTRIBUTION TO THE THREAD Poor contribution TO LIFE!
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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rusty
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Ahmed Johnson wrote: :lol: You're being too cruel to SeanSean is needed in life. Who would we get to play Hitler in the movies if he's gone?
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Ahmed Johnson
Cream of the Crop
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James Matrix Potter can be Goebbels
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Maximus
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But I thought Bush = Hitler? Or is it now cool to say Sean = Hitler? Hmm... Sean = Hitler. Nice ring to it.
Anywho, I have been too busy for reading lately
I just finished Heart of Darkness and im trying to read Don Quixote..... but im not in the mood. booooring.
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Coasterman2002
Indiana Jones IV
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rusty wrote: Ahmed Johnson wrote: :lol: You're being too cruel to SeanSean is needed in life. Who would we get to play Hitler in the movies if he's gone? ]
deffinetly ahmed johnson cuz he got that commieness in his blood
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publicenemy#1
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I have to finish The Da Vinci Code for English, I'm on around page 200, it's good.
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lovemerox
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The Da Vinci Code-A+ very good, very exciting, although I was a WEE bit upset by the ending.
House of Sad And Fog-A+ Brilliant...Better than the movie(the book was out before the movie BTW
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sako
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The Da Vinci code- one of the best books ever, very very clever. A+
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Terminator1997
George A. Romero
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An Illustrated History of the Civil War -- A+
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Dr. Lecter
You must have big rats
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Ahmed Johnson wrote: order of the phoenix
GREAT GREAT BOOK!! It is good, but I prefer Goblet of Fire over it. Order of the Phoenix is the second best HP book, in my opinion. _________________The greatest thing on earth is to love and to be loved in return!
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Still reading The Peace War by Vernon Vinge.
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Dr. Lecter
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I've finished William Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Good play, even though maybe not one of his best. Might come across as somewhat sexist nowadays, though.
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Ahmed Johnson
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AHMED LIKED AZKABAN
The best. 
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Eagle
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I thought the Goblet of Fire was better.
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Ahmed Johnson
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ORDER OF GOODNESS:
1.Askaban
2.Order Of The Phoenix
3.Goblet Of Fire
4.Philosopher's Stone
5.Chamber Of Secrets
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Dr. Lecter
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My list:
1. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
2. Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix
3. Harry Potter and the Prizoner of Azkaban
4. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
5. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
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Ahmed Johnson
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You are clearly wrong
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Ahmed Johnson
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Coasterman2002 wrote: rusty wrote: Ahmed Johnson wrote: :lol: You're being too cruel to SeanSean is needed in life. Who would we get to play Hitler in the movies if he's gone? ] deffinetly ahmed johnson cuz he got that commieness in his blood _________________
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Eagle
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Quote: *IMPERIOUSLY BACKHANDS COASTERMAN2002 INTO THE WORLD OF KJ WALL* O snap!
He used blue for you!
I have no idea what that means, but I know it means something :? 
KJ
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Tyler
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Reading That Hideous Strength by Clive Staples Lewis. After that, it's the Christopher Tolkien-edited The Book of Lost Tales, Vol. 1.
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