books

This topic was created in the Virgo forum by CasperChief117 on Thursday, November 11, 2010 and has 17 replies.

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Honestly, my newest addiction has been interracial love novels :")
I thought they'd be corny as all hell, but it's hot as HELL
I'm also rereading VC Andrews novels I used to read
and the Harry Potter novels, now that the new movies coming out next week

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I finished reading a novel my cancer friend gave me called Special Topics in Calamity Physics, a mystery/murder/coming of age story. I'm really into horror novels, being that Stephen King is one of my favorite authors, and I"m also into Dean Koontz and Jodie Picoult (not horror or action at all lol, but I adore her stories).

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Posted by LoveBucket

Posted by Beergo85
KAMASUTRA 😄

Veddy interesting, because the Virgo I was talking to said he reads all kinds of sex books [and watches porn too] not for a sexual aspect but for the educational aspect. So, I'm sure he's got a few Kamasutra books in his collection too.

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same here, hahaha. I read those sort of books for the sake of education and then apply what I've learned in the bedroom. Needless to say, I've never had a dissatisfied partner as a result. Knowledge is power.

As for books, my all time favorite is On the Road by Jack Kerouac.

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Shh, I'm not a virgo but I'd like to join in the fun.

I just opened my online catalogue and I found a few slightly more popular ones

- Man's Search for meaning
- Art of Racing in the Rain
- Dale Carnegie
- Picture of Doria Gray
- Hairy Potts 1,3,4,5
- Almost everything by Paulo Coelho (except winner stands alone & Zahir)
- Mitch Albom 1 and 2
- Malcolm Gladwell 1 and 2
- Dan Brown 1 and 2
- Haruki Murakami 2-3 books

alot of obscure books.

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Posted by spica

Posted by Mattofla
I recommend "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" to anyone with a sense of humor.

I watched the movie.. it was ..
blah to say the least.. hope the book's better.

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I have never seen the movie. I feel that satire comes across better in writing.

If you like things like Monty Python, you'd like the Hitchikers trilogy(fine, 5 books.., but a lot of people won't get the jokes.

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Posted by Mattofla

Posted by spica

Posted by Mattofla
I recommend "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" to anyone with a sense of humor.

I watched the movie.. it was ..
blah to say the least.. hope the book's better.

I have never seen the movie. I feel that satire comes across better in writing.

If you like things like Monty Python, you'd like the Hitchikers trilogy(fine, 5 books.., but a lot of people won't get the jokes.

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dude, are you sure you're a virgo?
You missed the closed brackets thingy... 😛

But yeah I'd pick up the hitchhikers books one day.. Also, so long, thanks for the fish.. but they're thick and huge, though..

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Posted by spica

Posted by Mattofla

Posted by spica

Posted by Mattofla
I recommend "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy" to anyone with a sense of humor.

I watched the movie.. it was ..
blah to say the least.. hope the book's better.

I have never seen the movie. I feel that satire comes across better in writing.

If you like things like Monty Python, you'd like the Hitchikers trilogy(fine, 5 books.., but a lot of people won't get the jokes.

dude, are you sure you're a virgo?
You missed the closed brackets thingy... 😛

But yeah I'd pick up the hitchhikers books one day.. Also, so long, thanks for the fish.. but they're thick and huge, though..

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I saw that and I was like "FFFUUU DXP, why don't you have an edit button."