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Past Group Reads > The Raw Shark Texts - Progress and non spoiler thread

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Sam (VanillaFountain) | 577 comments Mod
I am on page 84, there is still time to catch up, who's with me?


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Jo | 592 comments Mod
I've already read it about a year or so ago but am very much looking forward to re-reading it. What do you think of it so far?


Sam (VanillaFountain) | 577 comments Mod
I love it, but also it's hard to keep up, I'm finding I need to complete silence to take it all in :s


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Kirsty (kirkel) | 1162 comments Mod
I bought a hardback copy on ebay because it sounds like a keeper and the cover is excellent (no dust jacket either).


Sam (VanillaFountain) | 577 comments Mod
Sounds lovely Kirsty :)


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Sarah (scheherazade) | 364 comments Mod
I'm going to join in once I finish Florence and Giles :)


Sam (VanillaFountain) | 577 comments Mod
Waaaaaahhhh I love this! Should've got a hardback grrrr. I think I might buy it again I will re-read it. Does anyone want my copy? I'm nearly finished! :)


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Kirsty (kirkel) | 1162 comments Mod
My hardback cost 99p and £1.69 postage (or something like that) and it was meant to be in very good condition but it's exlibrary and the corners of the hardback are softened/crumpled. If I love it I might get another copy.


Sam (VanillaFountain) | 577 comments Mod
I think I'm gonna buy another, this paperback will not survive how much I will re-read it, I'm finished now :D See you guys in the other thread...


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Kirsty (kirkel) | 1162 comments Mod
I've started reading and I didn't want to swap. This is so different from TSotW. The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall isn't as heavy and is shaping up to be a book that I will read again.


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Kerry Bridges | 121 comments I started last night and I am really enjoying it - it's much more readable for me than Florence and Giles and The Turn of the Screw by John Harding


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