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what book that you read would you make you want to read again and again or just read it and like it mine are:
eragon(all time favorite)
artimas fowl(all time favorite)
harry potter
holes(all time favorite)
the magic tree house series
captain underpants
starting now are some comics
garfield
manga
foxtrot
calvin and hobbs
pickles
peanuts
get fuzzy
now the comics stop
beverly clery book
i can't think of any more so it ends here.
ps.what is a sticky?
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The walking drum, Louis L'amour.
Sphere, Michael Chrichton
Timeline, Michael Chrichton
Eaters of the dead, Michael Chrichton
The lake house, James patterson
Tick Tock, Dean koontz
The Windmill, Dean Koontz
LOTR series
Which FF Character Are You?
The Witching Hour by Anne Rice
Neuromancer by William Gibson 'the Sprawl Trilogy'
Count Zero
Mona Lisa Overdrive
The Bad Place by Dean Koonz
The Stand by Stephen King
Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
The Book of One Thousand and One Nights
Foundation by Isaac Asimov 'The Foundation Trilogy'
Foundation and Empire
Second Foundation
Dune by Frank Herbert
Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip Dick
A Scanner Darkly by Philip Dick
Ringworld by Larry Niven
The Stars My Destination by G. Alfred Bester
Blood Music by Greg Bear
I hate lists like this. I always forget things when I list up my favourite things.
Here are some atleast:
Frank Herbert's Dune.
J.R.R Tolkien: Lord of the Rings trilogy
Henning Mankell: His Wallander books.
Nancy Farmers: The Scorpion House (Not sure if that is the english title)
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
And alot of other books covering Science Fiction, Fantasy, Thrillers and so on.
Drizzt series
Any of the Dragonlance series.
Elminster series
Spiderman: Sinister Six series.
Mainly any book written by R. A. Salvatore
Thats all I can think of for now...
Current: Puzzle Pirates
Waiting: SWTOR,Aion, CO
Played: AC, WoW, SB, EVE
what about Göthe?
or Shakespeare?
i think they roxx...even more then harry potter roflcopter
Mine are:
Fight Club-Chuck Palahniuk. The rest of his books are all my favorites too, but I won't list them all cause that'd be dumb.
Old Man and the Sea-Ernest Hemingway.
Hamlet-Shakespeare.
Catcher in the Rye-JD Salinger.
1984-George Orwell.
Reasons to Live-Amy Hempel.
Red Badge of Courage-Stephen Crane.
The Call of Cthulu and Other Weird Stories-HP Lovecraft.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being-Milan Kundera.
The Stranger-Albert Camus.
Stephen King: The Shining
Mario Puzo: The Godfather (all 3 also the new 4th book by Mark Winegardner was pretty good not a fav tho).
Edgar Allan Poe: No real fav, love most of his works.
Hmm, pretty dark picks...I must have a sinister mind. lol
The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy triology (all five of them
The Silmarillion (only one of Tolkeins books I have read more than once)
Forever War
All of these I have read at least 4 times.
Lord of the Ring
Mist of Avalon (By Marion Zimmer Bradley)
Anne Rice vampires books (most of the them up to Queen of the Damned, pas that I lost some interest)
Dune, Drizzt 10 books, DragonLance first trilogy all get a good mention, was pretty good as well, but try to split them in a second category.
- "If I understand you well, you are telling me until next time. " - Ren
Halo - First Strike (Eric Nylund)
Halo - The Flood (William C. Dietz)
Halo - The Fall of Reach (Eric Nylund)
Black Hawk Down (Mark Bowden)
Inside Delta Force (Erick L. Haney)
Fallen Angels (Walter Dean Myers)
Robot Blues (Margaret Weis & Don Perrin)
The Scope of Justice (Michael Z. Williamson)
Robert Jordan - Wheel of Time series (dispite books 6-8, the last book made up for them and saved the story line)
L.E. Modesitt - Saga of Recluse
Frank Herbert - Dune
J.R.R. Tolkien - LoTR series
Douglas Adams - Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (I suggest re-reading this if you have not read it since you were young - currently reading "Life, The Universe and Everything" and my life looks at me like I am on crack every time I laugh out loud at the books.
Ayn Rand - Anthem / Atlas Shrugged
Michael Crichton - Andromeda Strain / Congo / Jurassic Park /(soon to read Eaters Of The Dead)
Dan Brown - Da Vinci Code / Angels and Demons / Deception Point / Digital Fortress
"It is easier to be cruel than wise. The road to wisdom is long and difficult... so most people just turn out to be assholes" Feng (Christopher Walken)
Anthem
The Fountainhead>Ayn Rand
Angels and Demons
Da Vinci Code>Dan Brown
Lord of the Rings(all of em)> J.R.R. Tolkien
Chronicles of Narnia>C.S. Lewis
The Harry Potters... for the most part.
Farenhiet 451
I like Madeline L'Engles books too
well, thats All i can think of right now.
The Foundation Series by Isaac Asimov, the single greatest Sci-Fi writer of all time.
We have some well read people here ;-) ...
a few of my favorites:
(of course Herbert's Dune series and JR Tolkien's LOTR books those 2 go without mention)
a few authors that haven't been mentioned:
Melanie Rawn's DragonPrince series
McCaffery's DragonRiders of Pern series and her Crystal Singer series
one of my favorite authors is Patricia Kennely Morrison (widow of Jim Morrison of the Doors): All of her books are great!
Peter Watts - Starfish, Maelstrom, Behemoth
Tad Williams - The Otherland Series
Heinlen - Starship Troopers, Stranger in a Strange Land
John Marco - the Eyes of God, the Devil's armor
Larry Niven - The Ringworld Trilogy
The Myst series
Dune, Frank Herbert
Cryptonomicon, Neal Stephenson
The Winter King, Bernard Cornwell
Hyperion, Dan Simmons
Ringworld, Larry Niven
To Your Scattered Bodies Go, Philip Jose Farmer
The Man In the High Castle, Philip K. Dick
When Gravity Fails, George Alec Effinger
A Distant Mirror - The Calamitous 14th Century, Barbara Tuchman
Catch 22, Joseph Heller
Slaughterhouse Five, Kurt Vonnegut
Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
Gateway, Frederick Pohl
The Lathe of Heaven, Ursula K. LeGuin
Three Hearts & Three Lions, Poul Anderson
Ill Met in Lankhmar, Fritz Leiber
Lord Foul's Bane, Stephen R. Donaldson
Oh crap I forgot "Stormbringer" .....
Ender's Game-Orson Scott Card
Speaker for the Dead-Orson Scott Card
It-Stephen King
Cujo-Stephen King
Carrie-Stephen King
Angels and Demons-Dan Brown
Fiend-Jemiah Jefferson
Red October-Tom Clancy
Patriot Games-Tom Clancy
Splinter Cell-Tom Clancy
Lord of the rings triology
The hitch hickers guide to the galaxy
Døden på oslo s (Norwegian book)
The hobbit and sirmarillion by J.R.R.Tolkien
I got two Words for you
SUCK IT!
Hitch hickers guide to the galaxy(only read the first one)
Alphabit of manliennises (The book is soooooo funny and it will replace the bible praz maddox)
Star Wars New Jedi order Stars By Stars (my favorit star wars book i read yet got over 50 read)
The drizzit books
Comics
Walking dead vol 1 (i just read that last night in one sitting and have to say wow)
Brave New World
Farenheit 451
We
Anthem
The Fountain Head
Guns Germs and Steel
I hope some day we can all put aside our racisms and prejudices and just laugh at people
Originally posted by KzinKiller
Originally posted by Asteriveth
Originally posted by albinofreak
Mine are:
Fight Club-Chuck Palahniuk. The rest of his books are all my favorites too, but I won't list them all cause that'd be dumb.
Old Man and the Sea-Ernest Hemingway.
Hamlet-Shakespeare.
Catcher in the Rye-JD Salinger.
1984-George Orwell.
Reasons to Live-Amy Hempel.
Red Badge of Courage-Stephen Crane.
The Call of Cthulu and Other Weird Stories-HP Lovecraft.
The Unbearable Lightness of Being-Milan Kundera.
The Stranger-Albert Camus.
This is a fine list I would add War and Peace , Imajica, and anything by Michael Moorcock.
Oh crap I forgot "Stormbringer" .....
sorry dude
you quoted the guy who posted the nice books
...but for you you should add harry potter too
wtf with imajica?
barker is a kitch autor
moorcock no comments at all