What good books, book series, trilogies and authors do you know?
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The Catcher in The Rye good book by J.D. Salinder
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Septimus heal series was good if you like magic and chiz like that
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Enders Game, by Orson Scott Card
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My personal fav
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Alex rider series
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ミℕⅅミཞ ₩ⅈ₲₲Ǝℵ wrote:
Your name says it all 😜My personal fav
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To echo saelo's recommendation, A Song of Ice and Fire is one of the best book series I've read. The Inheritance Cycle by Christopher Paolini, The Unwind Series by Neil Shusterman, The Escape from Furnace Series by Alexander Gordon Smith, The Hunger Games Trilogy by Suzanne Collins, 11/22/63 by Stephen King, The Lord of the Rings Trilogy by J.R.R Tolkein, The Divergent Trilogy by Veronica Roth, the Inkheart Trilogy by Cornelia Funke, and The Alex Rider Series by Anthony Horowitz.
Just a few of my personal favorites
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The Aubrey - Maturin series by Patrick O'Brian. 21 books takes some commitment, but it's a great read.
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💢ƌع℣∆ʂﾅ∆ﾅօℛ💢 wrote:
⬆ He knows where the party isMaze runner!
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I've always been a fan of H.G. Wells.
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The boy in striped pajamas is a good, short book
The things a brother knows is also a good book -
chris crutcher is one of my favorite authors.
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0.4 is my favorite book of all time. Just finished it two weeks ago.
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All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
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Game of Thrones all are kick ass. Lone survivor, American Sniper, no easy day, fearless, service. All are must haves. All true stories.
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E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
Speaking of which, I read The Screwtape letters when I was 11, so jog off Einstein.All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
(Ps if you are looking for a doctorate course in 18th century French Lit, might I suggest you look somewhere other than the demographic typical for a criminal mobster mobile mmo?) 👋✋👋✋👋✋
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saelo wrote:
If you read c.s. Lewis' the Screwtape letters when you were 11, you better be teaching literature at Harvard. Which I highly doubt.E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
Speaking of which, I read The Screwtape letters when I was 11, so jog off Einstein.All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
(Ps if you are looking for a doctorate course in 18th century French Lit, might I suggest you look somewhere other than the demographic typical for a criminal mobster mobile mmo?) 👋✋👋✋👋✋
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saelo wrote:
Waaaaaaaahahahaha!E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
Speaking of which, I read The Screwtape letters when I was 11, so jog off Einstein.All of these are good, if you are reading on an 8th grade level. I don't know how old you are, but there is amazing literature that is a little more difficult. Maybe read some of plato's collections, atlas shrugged or anything by ayn rand, the rule of four, the Screwtape letters, the incredible lightness of being, etc.
(Ps if you are looking for a doctorate course in 18th century French Lit, might I suggest you look somewhere other than the demographic typical for a criminal mobster mobile mmo?) 👋✋👋✋👋✋
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ミℕⅅミཞ ₩ⅈ₲₲Ǝℵ wrote:
What he said. ⬆Enders Game, by Orson Scott Card
Also, For Love of Mother Not, by Alan Dean Foster.
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E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
What can I say. I found the writing in the series quite accessible as would many other young intelligent adults here. If you didn't, then you must have really struggled with The Dialogues and Rand. Sorry. 😢😢😢saelo wrote:
If you read c.s. Lewis' the Screwtape letters when you were 11, you better be teaching literature at Harvard. Which is probably accurate as you sound amazingly brilliant and hot, saelo.E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
Speaking of which, I read The Screwtape letters when I was 11, so jog off Einstein.✂✂✂ for pretentiousness. ✂✂✂
(Ps if you are looking for a doctorate course in 18th century French Lit, might I suggest you look somewhere other than the demographic typical for a criminal mobster mobile mmo?) 👋✋👋✋👋✋
Now go find yourself an Adult Philosophy Discussion forum in google, skidmark. 😘
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⚔ᎯᎮ✪ᎮᏥᏐᏕ⚔ wrote:
Worst ending of all timeThe seven book series by Stephen king. The dark tower series
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saelo wrote:
Man, your ability to change quotes astounds me. 👍E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
What can I say. I found the writing in the series quite accessible as would many other young intelligent adults here. If you didn't, then you must have really struggled with The Dialogues and Rand. Sorry. 😢😢😢saelo wrote:
If you read c.s. Lewis' the Screwtape letters when you were 11, you better be teaching literature at Harvard. Which is probably accurate as you sound amazingly brilliant and hot, saelo.E=MC(Hammer) wrote:
Speaking of which, I read The Screwtape letters when I was 11, so jog off Einstein.✂✂✂ for pretentiousness. ✂✂✂
✂👋✋👋✋👋✋
Now go find yourself an Adult Philosophy Discussion forum in google, skidmark. 😘
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Montmorency series. Its a fiction about a Thief in London in the 1800s. Insanely addicting and it's just like Sherlock holmes
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Seconding others above, the Hunger Games series are great!
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༼྇༒ནཟཤརབས༒༽྇ wrote:
Couldn't get into Isaac bell but the other two get thumbs up. what sort of books are you looking for.Anything by clive cussler. I highly recommend the dirk pitt, Isaac bell and Oregon files series.
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•Tunnels series, Roderick Gordon
•Ender's Game series, Orson Scott Card
•Dune series, Frank Herbert
•Farenheit 451, Ray Bradbury
•Clive Cussler books
•Michael Crichton books (Jurassic Park, Sphere, Next, etc.)
•The Book Thief, Markus Zusac
•Inkheart trilogy, Cornelia Funke
•The Silmarillion, J.R.R. Tolkien
•The City of Ember series (can't remember author)
•Gregor the Overlander series, Suzanne Collins
•The Seems trilogy, John Hulme and Michael Wexler
•LOTR
•The Dark is Rising series (can't remember author)
•H.G. Wells books -
•Pathfinder, Orson Scott Card
•The Visitation, Frank Peretti
•C.S. Lewis books (including the Narnia series)
•Maximum Ride series, James Patterson
•White Fang and The Call of the Wild, Jack London
•Sherlock Holmes, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
•books about King Arthur
•Airman, Eoin Colfer
•Artemis Fowl series, Eoin Colfer
•The Odyssey (Homer?)
•Spy!, Anna Myers
•Elephant Run, Roland Smith
•Peak, Roland Smith
•Code Talker, Joseph Bruchac
•Cosmic, Cottrell Boyce -
Anne McCaffery dragonriders of pern series
Demon king, relic master series, warrior heir, If I can think of more I'll say all these are good reads hope you like them -
The Jack Blank Adventure series
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