Books?

[Victim]

Yeah, so I have read all the books in my house basically.. and I need some new ones, so can anyone suggest any that I should buy? I can read basically anything.. So if you have any books that you really liked, lemme know so I can look into them.. I just need to get so more..

I know, I am lame.. I like to read in my spare time.

 

Thanks!

[Vash_the_Stampede]

I have been reading the Zombie Survival Guide & World War Z, which are both by Max Brooks.

Great books I think. Funny too

[LPShinodaFM]

Yea, i read too Um... There's an interesting one called The Chrysalids by John Wyndham. It's written like decades ago, but it talks about the people after the supposed "World War III" (But they called it the Tribulation) and how they were so keen on keeping the "True Image of Man" so they banish you if you have like six toes or something. But there's this group of people who were mentally abnormal and were telepathic and they try to keep from being hunted down...

 

iunno, it was a good read. Kind of like, deep

[DarknessLover]

I love Teen Angst... By Ned Vizzini, it is very intresting since it basically shows people being a "nerd" can still bring you the good life. Yeah I know...wait what do I know...ok whatever "Teen Angst" great book.

 

What do I know????.....Ok yea whatever.

[GraDoN]

Wilbur Smith has the best books ull ever find....

[Jeezy]

Bill Bryson writes cool and interesting books

[andrea]

I read anything by Danielle Steel. Her stuff is really good. One that I really recommend by her is

"Kaleidoscope". I currently just finished reading a book for my English class. The book is call "Mean Spirit" by Linda Hogan. It's based on the Osage Indian tribe.

 

Here are some other books I recommend:

Tangerine by Edward Bloor

A Child Call It by Dave Pelzer (Through his childhood)

The Lost Boy by Dave Pelzer (Through his early teen years)

A Man Name Dave by Dave Pelzer (Through his early adult life)

Her Daughter's Eyes by Jessica Barksdale Inclan

White Oleander by Janet Fitch

Icy Sparks by Gwyn Hyman Rubio

Reason For Hope by Jane Goodall (it a spiritual journal about her life)

The Diary of Ellen Rimbauer: My Life at Rose Red Edited by Joyce Reardon, Ph.D.

Nectar in a Sieve by Kamala Markandaya

[Peterdea]

i have been told about some books called "Tomorrow When The War Began" or something, aparently they are good,

theres a book i read a while ago called "Surviving Hitler" and that was a awesome story.

i either don't know or cant remember the authors...

[Victim]

Thanks everyone, I will look into these!

[Sygy]

empire of the sun

pompeii

angels and demons

the good women of china

i capture the castle

journey's end *orgasm*

the agony and the estacy

brave new world ( ithink thats its name)

1984

the god of small things

 

errrmmmm...

 

jamaica inn??

 

 

all those books are fab!! journeys end has to be my fav even though its a play its still fucking amazing, the ending is too sad though

[Friðbjörn]

I could recommend what I've read lately

 

Great Gatsby

Pride and prejudice

Sharp objects (I'm reading it in a crappy translation but it'll probly good in English)

 

 

I don't know if they're really famous but they've been published in Europe and USA, books by a guy called Arnaldur Indridason, usually crime novels

[NoEnd]

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Great story with a surprising ending.

[Friðbjörn]

^that's a good book

 

oh and I forgot Catcher in the rye and To kill a mockingbird

[Peterdea]

Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck. Great story with a surprising ending.

never got into that one, got bored of it towards the middle

^that's a good book

 

oh and I forgot Catcher in the rye and To kill a mockingbird

saem with To kill a mockingbord, got bored of that after like 8 chapters

[Friðbjörn]

to quote Homer Simpson

 

 

I vowed never to read again after To Kill a Mockingbird gave me no useful advice on killing mockingbirds! It did teach me not to judge a man by the color of his skin, but when am I ever gonna use that?

[XrockinfreakX]

Beloved by Toni Morrison, its based around slavery. We read this book in class last year, I really liked it a lot because what was going on wasnt just right there, have to think about it.

[azemkamikaze03]

Currently? Well currently I am reading Three "books" Julius Ceasar by Shakesphere, Wicked Gregory Something, and Les Misrebales by Victor Hugo.

[HaziLPTonz]

mathew reilly books are the shit

 

never forget a good mystery/crime fiction thriller novel, always a good read

[LPpinkfreak821]

I read in my spare time & your not lame. I plan on reading at least 150 books before '08. It'll beat last year... I read like 127

 

since '07 started I've read:

 

[[[i dont remember the authors names]]]

A Land Remembered

Catcher In The Rye

To Kill A Mocking Bird

Great Gatsby

 

[[[Janet Evonvich]]]

One For The Money

Two For The Dough

Three To Get Dirty

Four To Score

High Five

Hot Six

Seven Up

Hard Eight

To The Nines

 

[[[stephanie Meyer]]]

Twighlight

New Moon

 

[[[James Patterson]]] ---I've read like all of his books.

Cross

 

[[[Anne Rice]]]

Belinda

Interview With A Vampire

and I'm working on reading the entire collection which include [in order]:

Interview With A Vampire

The Vampire Lestat

Queen Of The Damned

The Tale Of The Body Theif

Memnoch The Devil

The Vampire Armand

Merrick

Blood and Gold

Pandora

Vittario the Vampire

The Witching Hour

Lasher

Taltos

Blood Canticle

 

So yea... there you go. A whole bunch of books that I think are really good.

 

I reccomend James Patterson. He's really good.

[xpaintballvixenx]

The Book Thief by Markus Suzak. Nuff sed.

[Breakingthehabit_197]

I like Anne Rice's novels and J.K.Rowling's Novels