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message 1: by Natalie (new)

Natalie Moore (nataliemoore) | 39 comments I stumbled across this link today and thought it may be of interest to some people. It's a list of 50 different cultural icons talking about their favourite books. An interesting read and a good source of inspiration when trying to find something to read.


http://flavorwire.com/480819/50-cultu...


message 2: by Aitziber (new)

Aitziber Ha ha ha, no one picked Dickens.

Michelle Obama is delightful.

Good lord, Woody Allen is a creep.


message 3: by Aitziber (new)

Aitziber Oh, Bowie's list reminded me of Passing by Bella Larsen. We should do that book sometime, I loved it.


message 4: by Renee, Mistress of the Mini-Challenge (new)

Renee M | 4789 comments Mod
Dan Brown just charmed the heck outa me.


message 5: by Kassandra (new)

Kassandra | -1 comments I second that Renee, Dan Brown's was awesome!


message 6: by Faye, The Dickens Junkie (new)

Faye | 1415 comments Mod
Wow... that just affirmed why I like the people I like and don't like the people I don't like, heh!


message 7: by Roseanne (new)

Roseanne | 1239 comments That was cool. I love that David Bowie has a list of 100 favorite books.


message 8: by Melissa (new)

Melissa Coyle | 1557 comments Oh, how I love lists and more wonderful ideas! What a way to describe childhood and books, Dan Brown!


message 9: by Renee, Mistress of the Mini-Challenge (new)

Renee M | 4789 comments Mod
So True, Faye!


message 10: by Amber (new)

Amber (amberterminatorofgoodreads) It's funny that Dolly Parton liked a children's book. :) and this was a great list but never heard of the one Robin Williams liked and the last unicorn was a great one that I read as a graphic novel and it was cool there were some Stephen king ones in there too.


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