Holiday Book Suggestion

[Infrared digital]

Nik

sharm el sheik is good for kite surfin - take some lessons !

Panthon - at present I don't have a palm or a smart phone so - traditional methods will have to do ! Also, if books in your hands will become a thing of the past - I think it will take some time for this to happen - but then someone will write a book about it !

[panthon]

Nik

...but then someone will write a book about it !

Books outperform ebooks on sandy conditions. Proven fact!

[nvanherpt]

and they're good for swatting flies!

[glyph]

Santorini is ace - I guess its too late to change your actual travel plans - but if you approach on a ferry from Crete, this impossible cliff rears up out of the sea - it just doesn't fit to known scale references
I cant think of anywhere better for a honeymoon actually - congratulations dude!
(you wont have time to do any reading, now, will you?)

[Infrared digital]

Haha, no time to read !!!

Forgot about that - maybe I will take just 1 book !

[panthon]

Print the vray help! You dont know when it can come handy in a honeymoon!

[ene.xis]

[Da_elf]

im more of a fantasy fan so more of the potter series, melanie rawn, terry goodkind etc

[alkis]

just finished JPOD by douglas coupland and would thoroughly recomend it.
very fresh and a perfect holiday book.

[jujubee]

Douglas Copeland's Generation X is a fantastic, light, and funny read. I believe he coined the term.

James Clavell's Shogun series is amazing. The books seem long but once you pick them up you won't put them down and you'll want more.

Two other great books I recommend are Herman Hesse's Siddartha (a classsic) and Narcissus and Goldmund.