I thought anything by Duncan Falconer was good.
Also, Eight Lives Down by Major Chris Hunter.
Also, Eight Lives Down by Major Chris Hunter.
When I was young I used to read anything by Anthony Horowitz.
LOTR trilogy without a doubt, my favorite book of all time ... have read it so many times i had to replace it twice
@Babb: You should definately check out Jo Nesbøs books about Harry Hole, 8 books of excellent Norwegian crime litterature
Favorite authors: Tolkien, Ken Follet. Jo Nesbø, Stieg Larsson, John Grisham, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, Jan Guillou
@Babb: You should definately check out Jo Nesbøs books about Harry Hole, 8 books of excellent Norwegian crime litterature
Favorite authors: Tolkien, Ken Follet. Jo Nesbø, Stieg Larsson, John Grisham, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, Jan Guillou
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Playing for pizza by Grisham is pretty good read
Sniper One is a fucking ace book.
Aside from that, when I was in school I loved the Darren Shan Saga, and Philip Pullman wasn't bad either.
Aside from that, when I was in school I loved the Darren Shan Saga, and Philip Pullman wasn't bad either.
I have read Flaggermusmannen, Kakkerlakkene og Snømannen by Nesbø. I've ordered the rest of his books. Good writing.Varegg wrote:
LOTR trilogy without a doubt, my favorite book of all time ... have read it so many times i had to replace it twice
@Babb: You should definately check out Jo Nesbøs books about Harry Hole, 8 books of excellent Norwegian crime litterature
Favorite authors: Tolkien, Ken Follet. Jo Nesbø, Stieg Larsson, John Grisham, Robert Ludlum, Tom Clancy, Jan Guillou
Also a fan of Guillou's Hamilton series. I will start at book no 8 as soon as I read the rest of Nesbø's Hole crimes.
I found Stieg Larsson's books very easy to read, exiting and impossible to put away. Read all three under a month or so.
- Franz Kafka - Der Proceß
- James Joyce - Ulysses (kind of )
- Lotr (as a kid)
edit: faust I (johann wolfgang von goethe) was pretty good, too
- James Joyce - Ulysses (kind of )
- Lotr (as a kid)
edit: faust I (johann wolfgang von goethe) was pretty good, too
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The Giving Tree. That tree just kept on giving...
Although I have read a lot of books in my 28 years, the series that I enjoyed pretty much was the complete Foundation series by Isaac Asimov (7 books, without including the parallel sagas for Empire and Robots).
I also may include as recommendation the complete bookwork of Carlos Castaneda (a Hispanic shaman, very popular in the 70's), it's made of 9 books.
I pretty much recommend it to you guys
I also may include as recommendation the complete bookwork of Carlos Castaneda (a Hispanic shaman, very popular in the 70's), it's made of 9 books.
I pretty much recommend it to you guys
I finished "Brave New World" a few days ago after reading 1984 and it nearly blew my damn mind at how close it resembles today's society, especially bearing in mind the fact that the book was written 1931.
I read the Noughts and Crosses series when i was young, by Malorie Blackman (who did Pig Heart Boy i think?) that was really good.
Also I've recently read Pele's auto-biography now that's an real inspiring story thoroughly enjoyed that.
And then of course the LOTR series
Also I've recently read Pele's auto-biography now that's an real inspiring story thoroughly enjoyed that.
And then of course the LOTR series
one of the best books i have ever read is defiantly World War Z
Eragon Series = Brilliant
Artemis Fowl Series = Another win (very very good highly recommend)
Harry Potter = Very Good
Pendragon = currently reading this series, it good not to bad.
Artemis Fowl Series = Another win (very very good highly recommend)
Harry Potter = Very Good
Pendragon = currently reading this series, it good not to bad.
Catch-22 and A Clockwork Orange are definitely at the top of my list