Books or Ereaders or whatever is related to either

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Re: Books or Ereaders or whatever is related to either

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Animal farm
as i lay dying
coral island/Lord of the flies (read coral 1st, then lord of the flies)

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Master and commander - extremely dull start imo, gets great 150 pages in
rise and fall of the third reich
Mein Kampf
Fatherland---Great Read, from the alt universe where germany won the war---
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Chronicles of Narnia
LOTR
magician -Raymond E. Fiest----must read, great fantasy series---
Northern Lights
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James bond series
Shutter Island
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Re: Books or Ereaders or whatever is related to either

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if you like historical stuff check out books by harry turtledove, eric flint and david nylund. there is a series of books based during an alternative version of the 30 years war starting with 1632, then 1633 and a few others that are a really cool read.
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If you like mystery/thrillers, you'd probably enjoy the novels by James Grippando. I've read most of them, and they're really engaging. However, it'd be best to read at least the first few novels in order before jumping into the rest; the first few explain some of the recurring characters in detail.
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