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Going Postal: A Discworld Novel
by Terry Pratchett
 (11/20/2004)
Well I did it, went out and bought the book and oh my, I could not put it down. Filled with the expected Pratchett wry wit, he has become even more scathingly satirical of modern life is this latest installment of the Discworld series. Introducing many new characters butmore
Fear Nothing
by Dean Koontz
 (11/16/2004)
I hat to have to agree with almost everyone else, but yes this was a fantastic book. Great characters, normal brilliant Koontz plot, it is just fantastic.

I am so grabbing Sieze the Night tomorrow.
Eragon: Inheritance, Book I
by Christopher Paolini
 (11/16/2004)
I liked this book a lot, but I felt that it rushged the story somewhat. Normally one would expect the first book of a trilogy to be spent a bit more on character development and world introduction, however at the same time this lead to a great pace for the book overall.

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Going Postal: A Discworld Novel
by Terry Pratchett
 (11/16/2004)
Unlike some people *looks above* I am not so ignorant as to rate a book without actually reading it. So here is what I will do. Tomorrow I will cheerfully purchase this book in total confidence as pratchett has not yet written anything that was not an excellent read, andmore
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