Thread: Five new books, today! Hell yes....

I know how you feel. I cannto step into a book sotre with out empting my wallet. Lol. Im bad. I just fall in love with these books and I have to buy them.

Personally I liked Darwin's Radio. It was nice.

I need to get some more books. I have read all of mine. I have read 3 times "The Cat Who Walks Through Walls". In front of me I have my favorite book Kushiel's Dart. I love it to bits and pieces. I need a variety. I guess when I have money.

Originally posted by Gwendolyn
Well, I wanted to purchuse a few more books, but I couldn't, due to a lack of funds.....But can one ever really have enough books, or enough money to buy them? In my case, I think not...

I get all my books for free off of the IRC channel #bookz (on Undernet). The quality is really good, and out of the 40 books I've downloaded from there so far, only one has had some weird mess ups in it (but it's still readable). Takes a while for new books to emerge on it but I've never had problems with not being able to find books there.

Of course they're electronic, so I just put them on my Palm and read them like that at night. It's good 'cause I never lose my place in the book now.

D)Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency- Douglas Adams. [/b]

Got this book off #bookz - I loved it. It's witty, hilarious and actually makes sense. It starts off a bit slow, though... Douglas Adams was a great author.

Please let me know how Hubbard's novel was -- it's no secret that the movie adaptation starring John Travolta was garbage.

I wouldn't mind reading that one of Bear's, sounds interesting. Let me know how that one was too!

Originally posted by Rakkantekimusouka+--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Rakkantekimusouka)</div>

Please let me know how Hubbard's novel was -- it's no secret that the movie adaptation starring John Travolta was garbage.

I wouldn't mind reading that one of Bear's, sounds interesting. Let me know how that one was too!

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My Father agrees that the movie sucked, but said the book was a staple in science fiction literature. I'll let you know, when I get through it....Oh I can't wait! The AP Biology teacher suggested Darwin's Radio-Greg Bear to me, and I finally remembered to pick it up..

Originally posted by Kaniz@
I get all my books for free off of the IRC channel #bookz (on Undernet). The quality is really good, and out of the 40 books I've downloaded from there so far, only one has had some weird mess ups in it (but it's still readable). Takes a while for new books to emerge on it but I've never had problems with not being able to find books there.

Of course they're electronic, so I just put them on my Palm and read them like that at night. It's good 'cause I never lose my place in the book now.

You know, I need to start downloading books again. I mean, I'll be out a lot this summer and I hav a pocket PC to store them on....You see, I used to DL them, but just got out of the habit..thanks for that reminding me.


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I need to get some more books. I have read all of mine. I have read 3 times \"The Cat Who Walks Through Walls\".

Is that book good? I'm sure it is.....Robert Heinlan is a frickin' genius. I just read " Stranger in a Strange Land" and "Starship Troopers". Previous to those, I read "Time Enough for Love". I've been wanting to read "The Cat Who Walks Through Walls".

where does one go about down loading these books