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Tom G
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Anyone read much? I'm looking after ordering a few books, don't know what titles to go for. Currently got the art of war, so want some down the same street. Not self help as such but ones that make you question.
So philosophy/finance/motivational/buisness.

Any ideas?
Marc
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I only read novels/biographies.
Aaron
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I've just finished reading "go go go", which is a first hand account of the Iranian embassy siege which was brought to an end by the SAS in 1980. The book is written by one of the leading soldiers, Rusty Firman. Signed copy too!
Paul_J
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I'm reading a book at the moment that literally makes me laugh out loud

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Assholes-Finish-First-Tucker-Max/dp/1416938745

Not that intelligent though, but funny as hell.
John
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For motivational read Paul_J's favourites for the 4 hour body and 4 hour work week.
ashleh
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The Meanest Flood by John Baker
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Last book I read was Of Mice and Men in High school
Paul_J
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quote:
Originally posted by John
For motivational read Paul_J's favourites for the 4 hour body and 4 hour work week.


I thought the 4 hour body was a bit shit to be honest. Was v.disapointing
CORSA NUT
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'The Jester' by James Pattison is a belter as is 'The Beach' film was a bit lame but the book is award winning and rightfully so
cavmad
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Fiesta is pretty good, I'm up to the 'readers wives' bit so far.

If you want something a bit different though and don't mind fiction try reading 'The Last Templar' by Raymond Khoury.
It's a fucking brilliant book (imho) and well worth a read.

 
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