Had this sitting in my humble library and I don't think I'm gonna play it. Good luck!
Instead of a generic 'Thank you' please tell me about your favourite SF-book, if you have one :-)
p.s. check out my other GAs
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20000 leagues under the sea.
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Already read that one, really great book!
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Percy Jackson & the Olympians
I'm not sure if you like the genre but this series is really good
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The Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov
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"Inherit the Stars" by James P. Hogan
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Reading is too advanced of a skill for me.
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Earth Blood trilogy are awesome books check em out.
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Thanks
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Thank you!!! :)
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SWET GIVEWAY BURO
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Thx for the giveaway!
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A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter Miller is an incredible SciFi novel. Essentially it follows a group of monks trying to preserve scientific knowledge after a nuclear apocalypse, where the survivors have blamed science for all the carnage. It does a fascinating deep dive into the quirks of monastic life and has some batshit worldbuiiding.
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Thank you all very much for your suggestions, may fortune favor your entries ;-) also congratulations to the winner!
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Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card, a great read even if you've seen the movie since it skips an entinre plotline and most of character development.
Also thanks :3
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Thanks men!
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