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[MrMark]

I had the chance to read the Da Vinci Code this week. I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it, So long as you're able to overlook the odd porkie and distortion, it's quite entertaining.

there again I'm capable of enjoying Harry Potter...

[voodooflux]

Currently on my third attempt at "Excession" by Iain. M Banks

[chef]

Elephants on Acid and other bizare experiments by Alex Boese

I was in a rush and needed some plane fodder, quite interesting actually, a quick read though

[expat]

Origin of Species. A great book, a rare case of a work that is at one and the same time highly readable, and yet the original scientific work, still valid today. And genius when you consider that Darwin did all this without having the science of genetics to underpin his observaions.

[AlfredJPruffock]

Titan

A biography of the legendary Dutch Astronomer - Christian Huygens.

[sasguru]

Korner "The Pleasures of Counting"

[Churchill]

I had the chance to read the Da Vinci Code this week. I was pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it, So long as you're able to overlook the odd porkie and distortion, it's quite entertaining.

there again I'm capable of enjoying Harry Potter...

It's not meant to be factual! Also it's blatantly plagiaristic!

[Zippy]

Read Revelation, the latest in the Shardlake series by C J Sansom.

Excellent, like its predecessors in the same series.

WHS. But don't read these if you need cheering up.

[EternalOptimist]

Three Roads to the Alamo by William C Davis

[DaveB]

Currently on my third attempt at "Excession" by Iain. M Banks

Reading "Matter" atm. He's definately becoming harder work as time goes on.

Excession is good , takes about half the book to get a handle on just wtf is going on though.