Any of the Ender's Game books by Orson Scott Card
The Codex by Douglas Preston
The Codex by Douglas Preston
Book Suggestions.
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Alucard 117 wrote:
Any of the Ender's Game books by Orson Scott Card
The Codex by Douglas Preston
Yeah Ender's Shadow was good.[LEFT]These are hard times for dreamers.[/LEFT] -
Humanity Beautiful wrote:
any book by charles bukowski would be a good read in my opinion
if your into a first person narrative or you could try his poetry which is mostly prose
The Long Walk by Stephen King writing as Richard BAchman
The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand
The Screwtape Letters by C.S Lewis
Nothing by Clarles Bukowski at my library. =\
The first two books, they have.
The last one they don't.
Owen wrote:
Well go get it! It's amazing!
haha, i WILL.
in like... 2 weeks.
'cause i just went TODAY.
Pickles wrote:
Catcher in the rye.
I've read it.
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the library has them, but it says there's five of them. o.o
That's one reason it's called a trilogy. haha -
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The library has them, but it says there's five of them. O.o
that's one reason it's called a trilogy. Haha
5=3 ?"Something to relieve the pressures of their everyday life, like having to tie their shoes. " -
Yeeah I thought tri meant 3.[LEFT]These are hard times for dreamers.[/LEFT]
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giggity wrote:
>:|. Hmm. What about a crack in the line? Life as we knew it? Feed? The Glass Castle?
They don't have the first one.
I didn't like Life As We Knew It, I tried reading it once. (I think)
Feed sounds SO familiar, I might have read it. I'll look, 'cause they have it.
And the Glass Castle, is that a memoir? 'cause if it is, they have it.
Alucard 117 wrote:
Any of the Ender's Game books by Orson Scott Card
The Codex by Douglas Preston
the library has ONE.. i'm guessing there's more. but i'll try it sometime.
and they have the other one too.
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dreamland wrote:
They don't have the first one.
I didn't like Life As We Knew It, I tried reading it once. (I think)
Feed sounds SO familiar, I might have read it. I'll look, 'cause they have it.
And the Glass Castle, is that a memoir? 'cause if it is, they have it.
You didn't like it D:. Aww. I could try to help more if I knew the kind of books you like...did you like peeps and midnighters and twilight?
Feed is about a futuristic type of book where they have these memory chips in their head and it's basically like having internet in your head. Ring any bells?
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dreamland wrote:
haha, i WILL.
in like... 2 weeks.
'cause i just went TODAY.
Why can't you go TOMORROW? -
dreamland wrote:
I like lots of different kinds of books, lol.
I liked Peeps and Midnighters and Twilight (to an extent, I'm not like.. crazy fangirl about it or anything)
The only things I usually don't like are Sci-Fi.
I'll be no help then, loll. I usually only read sci-fi. Sorryy -
I might not be an avid reader, but The Dice Man was the best thing I have ever read. 1984 was pretty good as well though
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bios are good
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I have a few books you may enjoy, some are pretty long though.
First off, Lovely Bones - IDK Author
A young girl is raped and murdered and while in heaven she watches her family.
Second, The Twilight Saga
Pretty good books, some say it's meant for girls, but as a guy I enjoyed it a lot.
IT - Stephen King
If your looking for a scary read, this will work. It's kinda long but a good read.[CENTER].[/CENTER] -
I'm gaga for Harry Potter...
but everyone has read the series.
Anything by Stephen King or Anne Rice[CENTER][CENTER]
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If you like fantasy, you could try His Majesty's Dragon by Naomi Novik, the first of the Temeraire series. : )
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Any Stephen King
Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy series
To kill a mockingbird
Boy in the striped pyjamas
Or some non-fiction:
The gospel of the flying spaghetti monster
The god delusionBe thankful that you have a life, and forsake your vain and presumptuous desire for a second one. - Richard Dawkins -
I'm gonna have to say The Glass Castle By Jeannette Walls.
I really don't like reading at all, my attention span is really tiny, but I read this book in like a week, it was an amazing read.[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
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A Greast and Terrible Beauty its a three part series but it is absolutly amazing!!
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