January 13, 200917 yr Simple rules, recommend a book to the person above you and then below that put the book you just read. (So they have a general idea of what you like.) Example: I reccomend Book by Author to the poster above me. I just read Book that you just read by Author. I just read The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolken. ]
January 13, 200917 yr House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski. Regardless of what anyone above me will post, I will recommend that. I just read Eisenhorn by Dan Abnett. Command the Murderous Chalices! Drink ye harpooners! drink and swear, ye men that man the deathful whaleboat's bow- Death to Moby Dick!BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD! SKULLS FOR THE SKULL THRONE!
January 13, 200917 yr The Hyperion Cantos by Dan Simmons. Great, great, series. 4 books, all reaaaaaaaaaally long, but some fantastic science fiction writing. And it's from the eighties. And it actually has deep messages. Or massages. One of those. Just read To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee (for school). Pretty good... catch it now so you can like it before it went so mainstream
January 14, 200917 yr "Brave New World" by Aldous Huxley; good book, bit of an anti technology book but the plot is very interesting and it isnt a boring monolog like a lot of anti technology books (my fav book) Just finished reading "Lord of the Flies" by Golding for english, pretty good book Orthodoxy is unconciousnessthe only ones who should kill are those who are prepared to be killed.
January 14, 200917 yr Secrets of the Monarch by Allison DuBois Synopsis We wouldn't be the people we are without the influence of those who lived before us. Like the monarch butterfly, which ensures the survival of its species with a migration that takes several generations, we can ensure the happiness of future generations simply by making the most out of life today. The only people who tell you that you can't do something are those who have already given up on their own dreams so feel the need to discourage yours.
January 14, 200917 yr The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. The only thing you'll need from now on ;) Last read: The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (Finished all 5 books for the second time. Still as awesome as the first time through) Also, I just read Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox Forum Updates & Suggestions <------ Let your voice be heard!Forum Games <------- Coolest place on Tip.ItTip.It Forum Rules <------- Read them!
January 14, 200917 yr Orson Scott Card's Ender's Game Really good series if you like space and aliens. 99 Pics - Range, Defence, HP, Attack, Magic, Strength, Cooking
January 14, 200917 yr My Side of the Mountain trilogy I love Ender's Game, btw. Just finished reading Rivers Between for English ... African independence fiction. :| Thanks to Uno for the awsome sig <3
January 14, 200917 yr The Bartimaeus Trilogy, by Jonathan Stroud. sleep like dead men wake up like dead men
January 14, 200917 yr I'm going to recommend East of Eden by John Steinbeck, but only because I liked it. It's hard to tell what someone's tastes are when they only post 1 book they've read, especially when it was only read for a school project. I last read the 3rd volume of The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy, i'm currently working on #4&5. I also enjoyed "The Time Machine did it" by John Swartzwelder, because I like comedy writing.
January 14, 200917 yr I recommend 1984 by George Orwell to the poster above me, and, for that matter, anyone 12 and up or anyone who can handle a little bit of dirty reading, whichever comes later. I just read... Well, I was working on getting through PHP Objects, Patterns, and Practice lately but I wouldn't recommend it unless you're trying to learn PHP.
January 14, 200917 yr Recommend: Dan Abnett, Eisenhorn (get the omnibus edition, totally worth it) Also recommend that Lenin reads it again. Just read/currently reading: C. L. Werner, Mathias Thulmann: Witch Hunter (omnibus edition: Witch Hunter/Witch Finder/Witch Killer) Varrock Library: Shattered Sky | Silent Thunder | The Emperor's FinestAstri @ MythWeavers
January 14, 200917 yr I recommend Next by Michael Crichton. It's very slightly science fiction, but it's mostly reality based. It's quite funny too.
January 14, 200917 yr The Bartimaeus Trilogy, by Jonathan Stroud. Already read that. Good series. :thumbup: Try The Golden Compass, along with the rest of the series, by Phillip Pullman. I just read Popular Mechanics. Thanks to Uno for the awsome sig <3
January 14, 200917 yr I recommend "The Elemen- Ehm. I recommend "1984" by George Orwell, whoever you are. It is a very insightful book. I just read "Don Quijote growing wise" by Viktor Dyk, a Czech writer. ^ my book :^_^: I don't play anymore, but I'm grateful I played through the best RS times!
January 14, 200917 yr Neverwhere, by Neil Gaiman. Read it twice or thrice, and still love it. Just done with The Labyrinth by Kate Mosse, again. Both are good books.
January 14, 200917 yr Read Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. Great and funny book. I'm looking for a fantasy book with elements of humour in it, I reckon, something along the lines of Terry Pratchett or Jonathan Stroud. sleep like dead men wake up like dead men
January 14, 200917 yr I find the DragonLance trilogy to be humorous,but many of the "jokes" are quite hard to notice.Hell,sometimes its just the mental image of what's going on that's funny.Regardless,Tracy Hickman and Margaret Weiss are great authors. I'm look for books from Dark Sword and the Dark Tower series (I know,I know.Funnily,I just finished the Dark Magician trilogy),and yeah anything similar to either would be great. so i herd u liek devarts?If you look at me and feel offended by my 666-ism,think.I could be just as offended by your "cross".[hide=This's why I'm hot]The Eleventh Commandment:Thou Shalst only say "Amen,brother".Amen, brother :lol:Amen, brudda (referring to the 10th commandment)amen Bruder! (german ftw)I'm invulnerable to everything, except Lenin and Dragoonson.That's impossible. I love people.[/hide]
January 14, 200917 yr Read Good Omens, by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett. Great and funny book. I'm looking for a fantasy book with elements of humour in it, I reckon, something along the lines of Terry Pratchett or Jonathan Stroud. Got Good Omens, and that book is in laces now. :D Bored of the Rings works good too. Read it! Nao!
January 14, 200917 yr Recommend: Don Quioxte by Miguel de Cervantes Just read: Wolf of the Plains by Conn Iggulden Vienna Raszyn Warsaw Klushino
January 14, 200917 yr Recommend: The zombie survival guide by Max Brooks. My key to survival :thumbsup: That's why you're on the TZDF blackdawn. Even your balls can tear zombies to shreds.
January 14, 200917 yr Recommend: 'Salems Lot by Steven King Link to Forum Games signature.[hide=TIFer Quotes]This lack of discussion value..disturbs me.English is the only language on this forum.If you use another language, you need to include a traductionbgok5jn dsgtalgOh wow, I hate everything -.-Death kinda scares me.your obsession with phallic objects shows quite clearly in your artworks.Ffs, someone put this in their sig.[/hide]
January 15, 200917 yr The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. The only thing you'll need from now on ;) Last read: The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy (Finished all 5 books for the second time. Still as awesome as the first time through) Also, I just read Artemis Fowl: The Time Paradox Ha! I've already read the hitchhikers! (Own the first four in their original hardcover editions!). ^^^Vampires? Definately need to read Vampire Hunter D...I've lived off the books for the past couple weeks and they're really good if you want to watch an anime or read a manga, but can do neither at school...its written as if it were on of those...though the author says he hates manga and anime...
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