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Oh. Also who read graphic novels like watchmen or batman. No comics. I mean full length ones.
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Don Jasperoni wrote:
It's Jenna Jameson's memoir. Quite interesting.I have read to kill a mockinbird but it was boring. The pornstar one sounds funny?
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Interested in reading Fahrenheit 451. The most recent casual read is the Odessa File. Like it a lot.
1984 is great but Twilight is a no no.
However, I can only have time to read Thermodynamics lately. Very very sad. -
prez iLL wrote:
who by??Brothers karamasov
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beauty wrote:
I have read some physics stuff like a brief history and some stuff by michio kaku I think his name is. Very interesting stuff.Interested in reading Fahrenheit 451. The most recent casual read is the Odessa File. Like it a lot.
1984 is great but Twilight is a no no.
However, I can only have time to read Thermodynamics lately. Very very sad. -
Don Jasperoni wrote:
Dostoyevsky, how about Bruno Schulz?prez iLL wrote:
who by??Brothers karamasov
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I just realized that I'd get to read way more if I stopped
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YOU wrote:
I read devils by him. It was good. Russian authors are good I find. As are Swedish authors.prez iLL wrote:
who by??Brothers karamasov
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I like some of the John Grisham books.
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💀TRAILERTRASH💀 wrote:
john Grisham bores me to death.I like some of the John Grisham books.
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Scroobius Pip wrote:
word. I haven't read in a couple months.I just realized that I'd get to read way more if I stopped
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Don Jasperoni wrote:
I like some of his books💀TRAILERTRASH💀 wrote:
john Grisham bores me to death.I like some of the John Grisham books.
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Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series.
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Looking for Alaska by john green and paper towns by John green
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A walk in the woods - bill Bryson
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Before I became an iPhone gaming addict I read all the time! I love to read - only real books though, not books on the computer. In fact I'd read just about anything anyone handed me because I couldn't afford to buy enough books.
I hated To Kill A Mockingbird! I'm more of a Stephen King & (some) Dean Koontz fan. I also like Michael Crighton! However C. S. Lewis has some awesome books (not just The Lion, The Witch, & The Wardrobe series.). I also like Zen & The Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, as well as The Dancing Wu Li Masters. -
Don Jasperoni wrote:
yeah I read loads but mainly the alien/predator/AVP series.Oh. Also who read graphic novels like watchmen or batman. No comics. I mean full length ones.
Darkness/witchblade are cool. Check out dan abnett, his Durham red series are pretty good the first I ever read he also did a couple for GW which aren't that bad.
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I really don't like reading...📚 however the only time I do read is when it's an assignment...I did like the catcher and the rye tho...I think everyone else hates it haha
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Fav books wow now there's a question.
Of mice and men
twelth night
midsummer night
1421
twelve
the alien/predator books
deniable agent
sniper 1
rainbow sixpretty much any book by
dan abnett
pratchett
brent weeks
Anne rice
tom Clancy
GW/Black library
james clavell -
The God Delusion.
Richard Dawkins.
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Call me a nerd, but all the halo books (especially the ones by eric nylund) are great. The gears if wars books are good too.
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crabyducky wrote:
read watchmen and I read some of the preacher series. Thy are good.Don Jasperoni wrote:
yeah I read loads but mainly the alien/predator/AVP series.Oh. Also who read graphic novels like watchmen or batman. No comics. I mean full length ones.
Darkness/witchblade are cool. Check out dan abnett, his Durham red series are pretty good the first I ever read he also did a couple for GW which aren't that bad.
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BellaItaliana wrote:
I still like to find time to read between family friends and TW. It feels good to escape normal boring life. I could get more reading in without TW but I I've read all the books in the house. And we have 4 bookshelves and 3 boxes full of them. My family reads a lot. Can you tell.Scroobius Pip wrote:
word. I haven't read in a couple months.I just realized that I'd get to read way more if I stopped
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Don Jasp-ask friends to loan you books, hit up used bookstores (and sell them back when you're done), and use the library. You can also ask for books for Christmas & birthdays. Those are the only ways I can afford my reading habit. Oh, you can also check out freecycle.com. It's a site where you can give & receive free things. People have something they don't want anymore but don't want to throw it out. It'll direct you to the appropriate section for the area where you live. You never know what you can find on there!
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I can't read..
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Mystery wrote:
lol. I already do borrow books off friends and regularly get books for christmas and birthdays. I prefer to keep my books though so I can re read them.Don Jasp-ask friends to loan you books, hit up used bookstores (and sell them back when you're done), and use the library. You can also ask for books for Christmas & birthdays. Those are the only ways I can afford my reading habit. Oh, you can also check out freecycle.com. It's a site where you can give & receive free things. People have something they don't want anymore but don't want to throw it out. It'll direct you to the appropriate section for the area where you live. You never know what you can find on there!
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DoCToR J wrote:
if you can't read how would ou know what this thread is about or write.I can't read..
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ChainsawCharlie wrote:
can you beleive how old brave new world is, it's from the 30s!Don Jasperoni wrote:
Scroobius Pip wrote:
1984 is a great book. Bit depressing though.1984 by George Orwell. And To Kill a Mockingbird
you should check out Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.
Another one of my favorites is Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo.
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bazboffer wrote:
the oldest book i own was published in 1898ChainsawCharlie wrote:
can you beleive how old brave new world is, it's from the 30s!Don Jasperoni wrote:
Scroobius Pip wrote:
1984 is a great book. Bit depressing though.1984 by George Orwell. And To Kill a Mockingbird
you should check out Aldous Huxley's Brave New World.
Another one of my favorites is Johnny Got His Gun by Dalton Trumbo.
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Don Jasperoni wrote: lol. I already do borrow books off friends and regularly get books for christmas and birthdays. I prefer to keep my books though so I can re read them.
I usually don't like to re-read books (or watch re-runs or movies twice.) We did used to have 1 room in our house that was a library. I saved all my books just for that purpose. Then we had to move to a smaller house so no more library! 😥 It was really a pain getting rid of most of the books too! We still have about 30 boxes of books in our garage though. However, moving a bunch of boxes of books is almost enough to keep you from wanting to ever save them! You can still check out the freecycle site; you might find something good.To follow up an earlier post, I hated Catcher in the Rye. I also hated A Separate Piece (or Peace? I can't remember now. I must have blocked it out!)
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