Blueberry's Books For Swapping!

[blueberry]

:Hello2:

As promised, here is my list of books that I'm offering to swap:

1. Author: ISAAC ASIMOV
Genre: Sci-fi and one rare armchair detective
Titles: Robot Dreams, The Gods Themselves, Buy Jupiter, Nightfall, Nightfall Two (short stories), The Best Mysteries of Isaac Asimov (short stories)

2. Author: DAVID BALDACCI
Genre: best-selling adventure thriller
Titles: Saving Faith, Total Control, Absolute Power, The Winner

3. Author: TOM CLANCY
Genre: war, politics, espionage
Titles: Clear and Present Danger, Patriot Games, Debt of Honour

4. Author: PATRICIA CORNWELL
Genre: Forensics, thriller
Titles: Postmortem, Point of Origin, The Body Farm, Cruel and Unusual, Black Notice

5. Author: MICHAEL CRICHTON
Genre: Sci-fi, technology thriller
Titles: Eaters of the Dead, The Terminal Man, The Andromeda Strain, Jurassic Park, The Lost World, Airframe, Timeline, Prey

6. Author: DEAN KOONTZ
Genre: Strange creepy stories a la Stephen King that keeps you awake at night wondering if you've locked your doors and windows but are too scared to go check.
Titles: Strange Highways (short stories), Fear Nothing, Intensity

7. Miscellaneous authors
Titles: Beyond Lies the Wub (Philip K. Dick, sci-fi, short stories); The Road to Wellville (T.Coraghessan Boyle, absolutely hilarious, ROTFLYAO funny); Unnatural Causes (murder/death stories, short stories); Citizen Girl (Nicola Kraus & Emma McLaughlin, chick lit)

All are in paperback. If you would like to have the synopsis of a particular book, feel free to PM me.

I'd like to swap them with any books of more or less the same genre - sci-fi, comedy, thrillers, action-adventure, funny chick lit, anything goes, except romance, serious philosophical stories :rolleyes: , fantasy stories where donkeys have wings and fish are magical creatures :P and err, horror stories :unsure: .

[blueberry]

Anyone? :unsure:

[Ravenfire]

Sorry Blueberry but I dont read those types of books, Im strictly chick lit now..lol!

[blueberry]

Awww that's too bad... Maybe you should try one of my forensics books, they're cool! :D

[Ravenfire]

OMG no I definitely couldnt read that type of book!

[blueberry]

:D :tcwozerekeri26:

[Ravenfire]

lol...

[blueberry]

BUMP!

Anybody want my sole chick lit on offer (Citizen Girl by Nicola Kraus and Emma McLaughlin) for another chick lit (or anything else)?

I'm desperate for a book, all that's left unread on our shelf are DH's financial management and literature books (ugh over my dead body).

[kathyhinsh]

:Hello2:
I love Patricia Cornwell, but read them all. I think dh is nearly done with a Dean Koontz 1 though, I'll have 2 get back 2 u on that. :happy72: :fairy:

[blueberry]

Alright Kathy!!! Finally! I've found another Patricia Cornwell fan! The books are great, aren't they? Just like watching CSI! BTW if your DH is interested to have my Dean Koontz, do PM me (I don't read them anymore, I'm too scared :o ).

[Ravenfire]

Blueberry I only I have chick lit books, if you want one just shout.

[blueberry]

Toni, I'd love one! :happy72: In return, I'll send over to you my Citizen Girl book (also chick lit). What do you think? :D

[Ninsi]

Awww, poor little blueberry, I'm into fantasy and sci-fi, but I keep all the books I buy, and borrough the rest on the library. But I could give you tons of good titles and authors within fantasy/sci-fi. Try Anne McCaffrey or Steven King or Tamora Pierce (shes strickly fantasy) :D

[Macaroni]

I love Patricia Cornwell too !!!

I also like Nicci French, whose book, Beneath the Skin , has been dramatised and is being advertised for viewing on ITV soon

http://www.twbookmark.com/books/13/0892967269/index.html

I cant find when its going to be shown though :ac39:

[Ninsi]

Thank you for the good but very (economically) dangerous link :happy72:

[blueberry]

Originally posted by Ninsi@Jun 25 2005, 07:52 PM
Awww, poor little blueberry, I'm into fantasy and sci-fi, but I keep all the books I buy, and borrough the rest on the library. But I could give you tons of good titles and authors within fantasy/sci-fi. Try Anne McCaffrey or Steven King or Tamora Pierce (shes strickly fantasy) :D
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I would NEVER read Stephen King even if you put a gun to my head (I have a wild imagination, I won't be able to sleep for weeks if I read one of his books) and I'm not really into fantasy (so LOTR doesn't really appeal to me), just pure sci-fi (robots, spaceships, distant stars etc).

[Ninsi]

Well how bout Anne McCaffrey's Sci-Fi books then? Read quite a few of them, when i was in England and they are Brilliant :D