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  1. #1
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    hmm not sure, will have a look

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    Ah HA, I found it! It's a group, not a thread, and it's right HERE

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    In cold Blood - truman capote - fantastic book. from a journalistic point of view, his research was amazing. but creepy and not really my thang.

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    Any biography. I have a lot of fantastic biographies, but they aren't the type of book you read again kwim?

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    Lolita. Due to his extra curricular activities with his bestie lit writer friend and their holidays.

    'the catcher in the rye'.

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    In cold Blood - truman capote - fantastic book. from a journalistic point of view, his research was amazing. but creepy and not really my thang.
    I love this book!! The film is good too

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    Thank you Rb! That is exactly who I mean, totally agree, once and never again!

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    i can read my sisters keeper again i love the ending of that better than the movie ending

    im trying to think of ome i wont read again but i love to read books like that over and over im thinking of investing in a kindle

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    Re: Good books you would never read again.

    Johnathan Strange and Mr Norrell. Fantastic book, but wow, what a convoluted brick of a read.