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oh shnapple tree aka Chad is a girl, has been a member since December 10, 2005, has scored 265 submissions, giving an average score of 4.26.

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Oct 02 '07 by oh shnapple tree

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bonjour book fiends

any recommendations or favorites?

ah, how I have loved some of the recommendations in the past...

Polyester Jones on Oct 02 '07 at 10:43pm

anything by
Chuck Palahniuk
Douglas Adams
Douglas Coupland
Neil Gaiman

and if you haven't read Catch-22, Franny and Zooey, Bachelor Brothers' Bed and Breakfast or Ascension, you want to get on that, right now

iPear on Oct 02 '07 at 10:45pm

I HATE SHNAPP TREES

THEY

MAKE

ME

ANGRY

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iPear on Oct 02 '07 at 10:45pm

YOU TOTALLY ARE NOT ELOQUENT.

Todow on Oct 02 '07 at 10:48pm

House of Leaves is a must if you haven't already.

oh shnapple tree on Oct 02 '07 at 10:49pm

iPear, to each his own, so hate those shnapple tree's with passion

Gaiman is cool, I want to read Adams

Polyester Jones on Oct 02 '07 at 10:51pm

YOU HAVEN'T READ ADAMS?????

I disown you.

Not that I, you know, owned you in the first place. But the sentiment is there.

oh shnapple tree on Oct 02 '07 at 10:52pm

naw, but thankfully there is a copy around the house.

I have about 30 pages left of Dry by Augusten Burroughs, and as soon as I'm done with that, to Adams I shall be going

SnakeMan on Oct 02 '07 at 10:52pm

catch-22. joseph heller.

best. book. ever.

Polyester Jones on Oct 02 '07 at 10:55pm

yessss snakeman!

Augusten Burroughs? If you like him, you should read David Sedaris (you probably already have.) And if you like David Sedaris, you MUST read David Rakoff.

synecdoche on Oct 02 '07 at 10:58pm

A Great and Terrible Beauty, by Libba Bray.

His Dark Materials series (The Golden Compass, etc), by Philip Pullman

oh shnapple tree on Oct 03 '07 at 4:05pm

yes! I love Augusten Burroughs, I've read all the books he has out...

and I've heard of David Sedaris, but have not read any of him.

haven't heard of David Rakoff, though...
as for A Great and Terrible Beauty, that's been on my list for a while. I've heard Pullman's a good author, too

current reading now:
The Tale of Murasaki by Liza Dolby

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