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What book do 20 year old males read? |
brownie1989
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Just thinking it would be a good idea to start reading a book. Dunno what book though lol. Never really read books for pleasure lol
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diportivo
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I read quran
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simomed
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And me i read . "Learn english'
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Trev1982
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1984,
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michka
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Kamasutra! 
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Marly
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Do 20 year old males read books ? 
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Bonovox
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Star of the Sea by Joseph O'Connor 
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p900 lover
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Read the Dan Brown books, jsut finished them, Got Train Spotting next |
blerk
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Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (the all in one bundle is perfect).
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Evil Eye
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On 2009-08-12 01:13:07, michka wrote:
Kamasutra!
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I agree
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arien617
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Dude, you have issues if you've reached the age of 20 and still haven't worked out what takes your interest.
It's an entirely subjective topic, and you will never receive a 'right answer'.
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RLP06
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From: London
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On 2009-08-12 01:35:44, Marly wrote:
Do 20 year old males read books ?
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carkitter
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From: Auckland, NZ
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I've always liked detective novels. I started with Sherlock Holmes in my teens and moved up to Agatha Christie novels. Now I'm reading PD James' 'Death in Holy Orders'. I don't recommend you start on PD James, they are long and use excessively descriptive, complex vocabulary that will put you off. It took me a while to get used to them, once you do they're addictive.
Try some blockbusters too. Recent one's I've read are Clive Cussler's 'The Chase' and John Grisham's 'The Associate', both very good and easy to read.
If you haven't read for a long time, then a book of short stories might be a good idea to get back into the swing of things.
Edit: BTW, I thoroughly suggest you track down a local second hand bookstore, you can find all manner of interesting stuff for not much moolah, and the staff can always steer you in the right direction.
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Bonovox
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Yeah i love Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy its great. Also love murder mystery stuff like Sherlock or Agatha Christie like Poirot. Though i aint 20. |
pmerryman
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From: Oldham,Uk
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On 2009-08-12 15:45:02, arien617 wrote:
Dude, you have issues if you've reached the age of 20 and still haven't worked out what takes your interest.
It's an entirely subjective topic, and you will never receive a 'right answer'.
Spot on there arien.
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Posted: 2009-08-12 00:01
