September 28, 200619 yr Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. I loved the nonstop action, the high IQ, the mystery, and the setting. The whole book was amazing, I'd highly recommend it. I have a friend who read a Russian book, it's in Russian, so I don't know its title. But he said, if you can read Russian, it's highly recommended, and he said it's, in his opinion, the best book in the world. I've heard that Russian authors are some of the best. I'll try to get a name, maybe there's an English version printed somewhere. Me doing staff.
September 28, 200619 yr Author "I think for me its Asimov's "Foundation" series (all of them) and I still think that some day someone will come up with a bunch of "formula's" that can predict mass behaviour." Finally someone else who has heard of them... Also Lord of the Rings definetly and Dragonflight. I read the whole Dragonriders of Pern series and I liked it until they discovered AVIS (I thnk that's what it was called). It took on too much of a sci-fi and much less of a fantasy genre after that. Don't get me worng, I like both, but they shouldn't mix in the smae book in my opinion.
September 29, 200619 yr I have so many favorite books...it would probably take less time to tell you the authors lol... Louisa May Alcott Harriet Breecher Stowe J.R.R Tolkien C.S Lewis Anywho a few books I LOVE... The ishbane conspiracy The Lord of the Rings Uncle Toms Cabin An Old Fashioned Girl The Chronicles of Narnia I like a ton more but really I was just suppose to name one favorite,right? lol My current favorite is The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Swell Person. Thanks, I watched the movie and was wanting to read the book but wasn't quite sure who wrote it. I tend to like reading the books of movies b/c it gives so much more details. I like the details. lol I havent read lots of books yet cuz im only 14yrs old. but i liked the lord of the rings, especially The Hobbit. Please don't place an age on it... I read probably over a hundred books by the time I was 14. If not more. Although they were less pages...I still was an advid reader. And tbh I prob. read more than I do now. :D My PoetryA short story: THE INTRUDERA Short Story:Jerrel the Jester
September 29, 200619 yr "I think for me its Asimov's "Foundation" series (all of them) and I still think that some day someone will come up with a bunch of "formula's" that can predict mass behaviour." Finally someone else who has heard of them... Also Lord of the Rings definetly and Dragonflight. I like them too! I recommended them to a friend who didn't liked science fiction and he loved them... Currently having a break from sig-making...Join the campaign for more F2P bank space!Avatar by Born2die, tyvm!
September 29, 200619 yr At the moment I love reading Tom Clancy books, and autobiographies. One of the best i've read was John Peel's. When I was young I really loved reading. I read a lot of Christopher Pike scifi, and there was one book with a silver colour that was incredibly profound and moving, but I haven't been able to find it since. EDIT: Just found the name of the book, The Tachyon Web "Da mihi castitatem et continentam, sed noli modo"
September 29, 200619 yr WOuld have to be... hmm... either the Hobbit, Inkheart, and this other book I read which I cannot remember the name to. Both were amazing books, I think you know what the Hobbit was like, and Inkheat was amazing. The other book I read... probably the BEST twist in the plot came at the end. NEVER have I read a better plot twist... oh what was that name? Darnit! Its about this guy who starts getting letters in the mail telling him to do things (and he happens tio be in one of the very poor areas of a city). He ends up stopping rape, putting a gun to someones head, helping a friend cope with the fact that his childhood girlfriend is pregant because of him... theres more but I forgot. VERY good book, and I still cantr remember that darn name! "We'll bring the sexy back to judging >_>." --Nadril Bleh, once I get off my lazy bum and go to Imageshack, there will be a picture here.
September 30, 200619 yr Well i got 2 Books and a series. #1 Digital Fortress- Great great twists, and some good ol writin. #2 Deception Point- When a twist can make you stare at a book in disbelief, its a shou-in Series: Left Behind-Tribulation Force-Nicole-Soul Harvest- Assasins- Apolyion- The Indwelling- The MArk- Desecration- The Remant- Armageddon- The Glorious Appearing. (in that order "i think") Those are 12 great books taking the Christian end of the world and making a compelling story about it, 12 books, starting from the rapture till jesus comes back. Sig
October 1, 200619 yr Right now I would have to say 'Moving On,' by Kate Cann. I'm not much into literature though, so I don't read much. Thanks to 4be2jue for the signature!
October 1, 200619 yr I only read books recomended by my dad's workfriend, enjoy them alot. The first is called "The Blue Nowhere" by Jeffery Deaver. Best book i've read, good story to it, and an awesome twist to it at the end. I'll post the description about it from his site, because i'm not the best at describing things, I always go into too much detail. [quote name=" http://www.jefferydeaver.com/Novels_/Th ... where.html "]When a sadistic hacker, code-named Phate, sets his sights on Silicon Valley, his victims never know what hit them. He infiltrates their computers, invades their lives, and lures them to their deaths. To Phate, each murder is like a big, challenging computer hack: every time he succeeds, he must challenge himself anewÃÆââââ¬Å¡Ã¬Ã¢â∠RS Stats | BF2 Stats | ARSCV | LastFM
October 1, 200619 yr Me too, 12-14 I was actually interested in reading for free time. Now Im not. :? Now I only read books for work.hah, I'd read roughly 1,000 books between 6 and 12 :P Anyhow, Harris, Robert - Fatherland - Enigma - Archangel Marsden, John - Winter - Checkers - Tomorrow Series, The - Ellie Chronicles, The
October 2, 200619 yr The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde has to be my all-time favorite. Sadly, that is the only novel Wilde wrote in his lifetime, but he does have several plays and poems which are similar in structure of Dorian Gray. I recommend this to anyone, it's really a quick read and it is written beautifully. Excellent choice! Bill Hicks[/url]":dhj2kan9]Since the one thing we can say about fundamental matter is, that it is vibrating. And since all vibrations are theoretically sound, then it is not unreasonable to suggest that the universe is music and should be perceived as such.
October 2, 200619 yr The Worthing Saga by Orson Scott Card is probably my favorite book. It's just a great book. There are a lot of other good books by Orson Scott Card but this one was definitely my favorite.
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