Five Favorite Books

[ikillu]

Just curious, I was reading a very interesting novel last night and wondered what everyone else enjoyed.
They don't need to be in any particular order, just throw em out.

I'll start.

1. Halo: Fall of Reach
2. Enders Game
3. 800 Days on the Eastern Front
4. 13th Valley
5. The Last Centurion

[Dana-Scully]

1. the perks of being a wallflower [stephen chbosky]
2. thin skin [emma forrest]
3. catcher in the rye [j.d. salinger]
4. the diary of anne frank [anne frank]
5. prozac nation [elizabeth wurtzel]

[Steamer of Cleveland]

Not a big reader.
The only books I've ever truly enjoyed were Stephen King's IT, and J.r.r. Tolkien's The Hobbit (in that order)

[ikillu]

The Hobbit sucks.


And they're walking, walking, walking... LOOK A CHAPTER ABOUT A TREE... walking

[Steamer of Cleveland]

The Hobbit sucks.


And they're walking, walking, walking... LOOK A CHAPTER ABOUT A TREE... walking

Can't you ever make a post that's not criticizing someone else? Christ.

[ikillu]

No. Especially when its about a book as shitty as that.

[Dana-Scully]

What are you reading right now, pkb?

[Steamer of Cleveland]

No.

Well at least we're being honest here

[Yellow_Rock]

dune series (frank herbert)
death gate series (2 chicks)

yeah...dont read many one-offs, just series.

[ikillu]

What are you reading right now, pkb?

I am fucking wasted and just came back from a party at... 6:30am, so pardon my retardation.

Embedded by Dan Abnet(possible spelling error, it is an odd name).

I've followed his work in the Warhammer 40K series for years, this is the first novel of his I've read completely of his own creation.

So far (at about 150 pages in) I love it. It feels like a classic Heinlen novel.
You're presented with a future, that unlike so many series, doesn't tell you exactly how it got there. You just know that it is, and you are left to fill in the blanks. To me that is brilliant.

[Machiavellism]

1. The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger (u mad PKB )

2. Roma - Steven Saylor

3. The Yiddish Policeman's Union - Michael Chabon

4. Brother Odd - Dean Koontz

5. The Wake Up - Robert Ferrigno

[Dana-Scully]

What are you reading right now, pkb?

I am fucking wasted and just came back from a party at... 6:30am, so pardon my retardation.

Embedded by Dan Abnet(possible spelling error, it is an odd name).

I've followed his work in the Warhammer 40K series for years, this is the first novel of his I've read completely of his own creation.

So far (at about 150 pages in) I love it. It feels like a classic Heinlen novel.
You're presented with a future, that unlike so many series, doesn't tell you exactly how it got there. You just know that it is, and you are left to fill in the blanks. To me that is brilliant.

That sounds interesting. When you finish let me know if you still like it. I'll definitely check it out.

[Haz]

1. The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger (u mad PKB :) )

2. Roma - Steven Saylor

3. The Yiddish Policeman's Union - Michael Chabon

4. Brother Odd - Dean Koontz

5. The Wake Up - Robert Ferrigno

ANGST ANGST ANGST ANGST ANGST


1. Catch 22

2.Beyond Good and Evil

3.Freakonomics

4.Applied Economics: Thinking Beyond Stage One

5.Mort

[ikillu]

1. The Catcher in the Rye - J.D. Salinger (u mad PKB )

2. Roma - Steven Saylor

3. The Yiddish Policeman's Union - Michael Chabon

4. Brother Odd - Dean Koontz

5. The Wake Up - Robert Ferrigno

DAMN JEW! Damn Koontz! Damn... WHOEVER FERRIGNO IS!

Will do Dana.

[Veronica!]

I just read Crank by Ellen? Hopkins or something tonight.

Only took me about 3 hours straight. It was soooooo good.

Its a super easy read and i would very much suggest it.

Its about meth and a 16 year old girl. Intenseeeeee.

other than that and twilight i dont read much unless forced.