What is your favorite book?
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"Silmarillion, by JRR Tolkein, the story of Beren and Luthein remains my favorite love-story of all time.... but, if you're even a little bit into the whole middle earth mythos, this is a must read...." - Wahi
that book is soooo hard to read, the stupid names are unpronouncable. I didn't even get any part of the plot because too much of my attention went to trying to read the names of the characters, until I finally gave up.
If you like medical suspence books, chromosome 6 is a pretty good read
that book is soooo hard to read, the stupid names are unpronouncable. I didn't even get any part of the plot because too much of my attention went to trying to read the names of the characters, until I finally gave up.
If you like medical suspence books, chromosome 6 is a pretty good read
If you havent covered it in school, Catcher in the rye. Fantastic novel.
Also, try out some Hunter S thompson out for size. I'd start on hell's angels. Fear and Loathing might give you a very slanted opinion of what you think he's all about.
Also, try out some Hunter S thompson out for size. I'd start on hell's angels. Fear and Loathing might give you a very slanted opinion of what you think he's all about.
On a Pale Horse was written by Piers Anthony, it's the first book of The Incarnations of Immortality series, this is the best one, second best is Book 6: For The Love of Evil.TMAN10112 post=18.68923.644348 said:
- The Dark Tower (series) by Stephen King, because I can't honestly find one thing I don't like about the books.
- Snow Garden by Christopher Rice, you think "Okay, it's a book written by Anne Rice's son. It's gonna be all half assed poetic or something." It wasn't and that amazed, it was really good.
- The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, I'm probably the worlds biggest 8 year old for admitting that, but I love it.
- Snow Garden by Christopher Rice, you think "Okay, it's a book written by Anne Rice's son. It's gonna be all half assed poetic or something." It wasn't and that amazed, it was really good.
- The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis, I'm probably the worlds biggest 8 year old for admitting that, but I love it.
Heroics for Beginners: "Who'd you catch in the vent traps today?" "3 girl scouts, 6 adventurers, and a busty barbarian woman" "Hmm... order 3 boxs of thin mints then execute them all at dawn." "Very good my lord..."
World War Z: "How do you fight something like?"
Zombie survival guide: This is how you fight something like that.
World War Z: "How do you fight something like?"
Zombie survival guide: This is how you fight something like that.
i liked "Junktion". i don't remember the author, but it's in the Necromunda series published by the Black Library.
"World War Z" and "The Zombie Survival Guide" by Max Brooks. I'm looking forward to the recorded attacks graphic novel coming out soon, also. And the WWZ movie.
"The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. Looking forward to the movie with Viggo Mortenson.
"1984" by George Orwell. I need to re-read it, because it was my freshmen year in High School.
"The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi.
"American Gods" by Neil Gaiman, my favorite of his works, including Sandman. It would make an amazing graphic novel.
"The Tao of Jeet Kune Do" by Bruce Lee.
"The Road" by Cormac McCarthy. Looking forward to the movie with Viggo Mortenson.
"1984" by George Orwell. I need to re-read it, because it was my freshmen year in High School.
"The Book of Five Rings" by Miyamoto Musashi.
"American Gods" by Neil Gaiman, my favorite of his works, including Sandman. It would make an amazing graphic novel.
"The Tao of Jeet Kune Do" by Bruce Lee.
Hagakure (hah-gah-koo-rei) had a good number of useful and interesting anecdotes about life. too bad there's like 11 different versions of it. X_X
I actually (blasphemy) like Anansi Boys more than American Gods, it's snappier and alot more fun.Jolly Madness post=18.68923.644974 said:
Yeah, I was thinking about picking up a copy after finishing "Book of Five Rings" and the Yagyu book, but I couldn't decide which version to pick up, haha.SteinFaust post=18.68923.645058 said:
I haven't found a copy of Anansi Boys, is it very much like American Gods?PedroSteckecilo post=18.68923.645076 said:
Any book by Jeannette Winterson.
"Atlas Shrugged"
"Count of Monte Cristo"
"Harry Potter Sorcerer's Stone" (You know- Harry wasn't old enough to be angst ridden.)
"Slaughterhouse Five"
"Don Quixote"
"Atlas Shrugged"
"Count of Monte Cristo"
"Harry Potter Sorcerer's Stone" (You know- Harry wasn't old enough to be angst ridden.)
"Slaughterhouse Five"
"Don Quixote"
The Bourne Trilogy. I read them on holiday and fell in love with it. The books were miles better than the film, which only kept Marie, Treadstone, Bourne/Webb and Conklin. The rest was made up, and made the film crap in comparison.
