Some of My Favorite Books - a list by jewelry_girl

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These are some of my favorite books. My tastes run toward science fiction and cyberpunk, but I like other genres as well.

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Night Over Water: Ken Follett

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Before I read this book, I had never heard of the flying boats. Want to read about a very different air travel experience and read a fun thriller at the same time? Check out this book! Fascinating!

Updated Sep 18, 2009

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Airframe: Michael Crichton

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Looking for a great airplane book? Well, as this one is about airplane accidents, it might not be all the great to read while you are on the plane, but it is fascinating none the less. It gives you a very interesting look at the airplane manufacturing industry and aircraft in general. Read it!

Updated Sep 18, 2009

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Boy: Roald Dahl, Quentin Blake

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This book tells the bizarre and fascinating story of author Roald Dahl's young life. You can really see where he comes up with some of his book ideas, particularly some of the scenes in 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory'. Great read!

Updated Jul 10, 2009

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Going Solo: Roald Dahl

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Did you like "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" and Roald Dahl's other books? Then don't miss this true story of Roald Dahl's young adult life. Fascinating!

Updated Jul 10, 2009

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Never Let Me Go: Kazuo Ishiguro

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This is a quiet, gracefully told horror story in which the horror is revealed so gradually and matter-of-factly that it becomes all the more dreadful. Very well written and truly food for thought.

Updated Jul 10, 2009

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Lilith's Brood: Octavia E. Butler

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If you read no other Octavia Butler work, read this one. This is actually a three book series, republished under one cover. Absolutely brilliant--something you will want to read and re-read.

Updated Mar 14, 2009

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Kindred (Bluestreak Black Women Writers): Octavia E. Butler

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Great book, but not for the faint of heart.

Updated Mar 14, 2009

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Bloodchild and Other Stories: Second Edition: Octavia E. Butler

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Disturbing, but very good. This author is a gem.

Updated Mar 14, 2009

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The Crimson Petal and the White: Michel Faber

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Sex, violence--what's not to like? This is a steamy pageturner of a novel that will not disappoint! I loved it! I took it on a 12 hour flight to Asia, and it reading it really made the time fly!

Updated Sep 18, 2009

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Otherland Vol. 4: Sea of Silver Light: Tad Williams

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This is a wonderful series--don't miss out on it!

Updated Mar 12, 2009

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