All Consuming

Maggie
is consuming 4 items, doing 23 things, going 33 places, and meeting 19 people.

What Maggie should consume next

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Life of Pi by Yann Martel

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AJ thinks you would like this item.

Michiel. says, "excellent train fodder!"

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A Confederacy of Dunces (Evergreen Book) by John Kennedy Toole
note: ok!

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doolan says, "A funny, intelligent and somewhat sad story. I think you'll like it, base on the other books you've read. "

mhanlon says, "An excellent, well-paced read. Very funny."

Bill Turner thinks you would like this item.

elphboy says, "I don't know that it's train specific but this is a real classic. Like Doolan says it's clever, extraordinarily funny and sad all at once. Read it on the train, read it on the bus, read it anywhere. "

Jeff thinks you would like this item.

wndrlstgrl says, "I agree with all the others and also recommend The Neon Bible (his only other work before committing suicide)."

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The Master and Margarita by Mikhail Bulgakov

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Josh Petersen says, "This is my favorite russian novel."

Buster Benson says, "Yeah, this one's pretty good. And there's a talking cat."

Amy thinks you would like this item.

Conorpants says, "WOAH! Make sure to get the Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky version by Penguin. The vintage version sucks."

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Breakfast of Champions by Kurt Vonnegut

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Katrina Goering says, "awesome, if you like satire. AWESOME."

Jennifer thinks you would like this item.

ShipwreckMazuma says, "Perfect train reading. And cheap at any used book store!"

Bill Turner thinks you would like this item.
A Million Little Pieces by James Frey

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zurkgirl thinks you would like this item.

Katrina Goering says, "haven't read it... but it's on my list."

Jenn says, "A fast paced book, an awesome read."
The Secret History by Donna Tartt

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hydra says, "I LOVE This book and it's long so it will last many train trips. "
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand

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Marina says, "This is my favorite book ever. It should keep you occupied for many train rides to come!"

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American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

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Jenn says, "A definite work of art set in the 80s."
Ghostwritten by David Mitchell

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Izzie2006 says, "when I travel I want something that's engaging and intelligent. This is a novel of nine (I think) interconnecting stories. The author manages to write in different people's voices very well. I'm sure you'd love it."

Jen says, "This is a GREAT book to read on a train"
The 400 Blows - Criterion Collection

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sarah says, "Yeah!"
Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami

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coloroverkill thinks you would like this item.

sillysaraph says, "This book, in my opinion, is Murakami's best work. A must read since you've read his other works."
Bowl and Pitcher Park: Poems by Ryan Sawyer

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Josh Petersen says, "Poetry from Erik's financial planner"
The Alchemist (Plus) by Paulo Coelho

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christinya says, "This is a very interesting book, paperback and short. I'm sure you'll enjoy it."

hiremaga thinks you would like this item.
The Trouble with Poetry: And Other Poems by Billy Collins

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Josh Petersen says, "This was the poem I heard read on the radio - and it was somewhat funny and though tprovoking"
Breathless

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Paolo Jose Cruz says, "I appreciate many of them, on an aesthetic level, but this is the one that really put a smile on my face, and entertained me."
The Man Who Watched Trains Go By (New York Review Books Classics) by Georges Simenon

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Michel Marques says, "from amazon: "Kees Popinga is an average man, a solid citizen who might enjoy a game of chess in the evening. But one night, this model husband and devoted father discovers his boss is bankrupt and that his own carefully tended life is in ruins. Before, he had watched impassively as the trains swept by; now he catches the first one out of town and soon, commits murder before the night is out. How reliable is even the most reliable man's identity?""
Lady Chatterley's Lover by D. H. Lawrence

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Not Always So: Practicing the True Spirit of Zen by Shunryu Suzuki

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Jeff thinks you would like this item.
Quicksilver (The Baroque Cycle, Vol. 1) by Neal Stephenson

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armleg says, ""A rare thing... a 1000 page book you don't want to end.""
Stranger on a Train: Daydreaming and Smoking Around America with Interruptions by Jenny Diski

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chrisleeclark says, "More memoir than travelogue, but great for a long train journey, especially around the U.S."