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Rob E
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2nd Nov 10 at 13:47   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Hey folks, I have the great honour of being best man for my friends wedding this coming weekend and im a bit stuck for a book to give them. They have stated:

"We have decided against making a gift list as we have most of the things we need in our home. It would end up being a list of dvds and wii games.

Instead we have chosen to do the following:

If you would like to give us a gift we would like a copy of your favourite book with a small inscription inside the cover to add to our wedding library."

SO, the only books I own are ones on photography/Formula 1 and my engineering books for uni which I dont think really suit

I know the bride and groom are mountain bike fanatics/animal lovers/amature photographers/film and game boffs.

My Mrs has suggested "Love Letters of Great Men" but im not entirely convinced the newly weds will like it.

Can anyone recommend any good reads for the topics mentioned above?

Thanks, Rob
Whittie
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2nd Nov 10 at 13:50   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

Get them a baby name book as a joke, and then a book called "Earth" It's fantastic.
Whittie
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Rob E
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Extreme Earth by any chance? Its the closest I can find by Ted Smart

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Extreme-Earth-Various-2003-Ted-Smart_W0QQitemZ370448350942QQcmdZViewItem?rvr_id=161865675162&rvr_id=161865675162&cguid=a963777d1290a0e204659fd5fdd7b5f2
AndyKent
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It says to give them your favourite book, not theirs.

Pick something you like, not necessarily what they like.
Rob E
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I have no huge intererest in book reading tbh. The books I own are factual and informative and would probably never come off the shelf if I gave them a copy! I would rather get them something that is going to be of use/interest
Rob E
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I have found one....Looking right at me on my own bookcase

http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Photograph-Absolutely-Everything-Successful/dp/1405319852/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1288707665&sr=1-2

Its a book my mum bought me when I first bought my DSLR and has been a very useful guide to helping me understand exposure etc. Its very simple and easy to follow with excelent tutorials for amatures

Thaks for all the suggestions guys!
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The Daily Sport.
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i think the point is to give them a book thats means something to you, not something that will get used by them.

give them an engineering book and write a nice description inside it

there not asking for something they want to read them selves
Mad Moe
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If the like film I'd recommend this book http://www.amazon.co.uk/Easy-Riders-Raging-Bulls-Celebratory/dp/0747590141/ref=cm_lmf_tit_1
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[Edited on 02-11-2010 by JadeM]

 
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