<sup>I bought this book and The '' Da Vinci Code '' same day and i was like WOW! Dan Brown have made up my days and on a journey to know the un-known lol .

I recommend it.</sup>

slap1:

ANGELS AND DEMONS ---- Dan Brown

^{Bierce was well known for his caustic wit. This book is literally a small dictionary of words, the definitions of which are a biting commentary on human nature. The man was definitely a pessimist in his attitude toward the human race & I wouldn't recommend reading this in a single sitting, it's hard to put down . I like to pick it up occasionally, especially if I'm in a bad mood. If nothing else, it spruces up your insults.}

vescucci:

Devil's Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]<sup>I bought this book and The '' Da Vinci Code '' same day and i was like WOW! Dan Brown  have made up my days  and on a journey to know the un-known  lol .

I recommend it.</sup> [/size]

<sup>Hell Yeah-- You was crazy for assuring your friends that your love for the death Jesus Christ remains unshaken - and i guess you know you're really CRaZiA!!

Loving Jesus is the too insane. brash!</sup>

slap1:

I've read The Da Vinci Code, too. After reading it, I engaged my room-mates in a debate about the authenticity of Jesus Christ, the history of the Catholic church, the Holy bible, etc. I assured them my love for Jesus Christ remains unshaken but they thought I was crazy although I wasn't. . . .Or was I?

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{Bierce was well known for his caustic wit. This book is literally a small dictionary of words, the definitions of which are a biting commentary on human nature. The man was definitely a pessimist in his attitude toward the human race & I wouldn't recommend reading this in a single sitting, it's hard to put down . I like to pick it up occasionally, especially if I'm in a bad mood. If nothing else, it spruces up your insults.} [/size]

Say what? I like the sound of it already

@Topic
Obsession ~ Jonathan Kellerman _{4 more books to go and i'm complete!}

tubabie:

^^^^^Hey Debo, I've not read that one "Black Market". Howz did it go? Am a Patterson lover. . . . .

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{Slap1 sorry i have been thinking and decided to withdraw my comment - well , i guess you're not crazy but something strange has happened to you . remove your shirt and check your back bone now .} [/size]

slap1:

Heart of Darkness by JOSEPH CONRAD. I want to know why the book generated so much fuss.

^{Yeah iice darling , this book will always turn you on . please , go get it .One of the most surprising books I know -- by far the best book I've read sans preconceptions, or at least presuggestions, of greatness.}

iice:

[color=#9900ff]Say what? I like the sound of it already

<sup>My pleasure then. . . .

back-bone intact? , i guess you have to check em out now my dear. . .that sound so serious .</sup>

slap1:

You're welcome. My back-bone's intact.

netotse:

isn't that the book that Chinua Achebe didn't like? i seem to remember him calling the author of a similar sounding book racist. . .

Ogaga4Luv:

[size=13pt]^{Yeah iice darling , this book will always turn you on . please , go get it .One of the most surprising books I know -- by far the best book I've read sans preconceptions, or at least presuggestions, of greatness.} [/size]