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C. S. Lewis J. R. R. Tolkien Dean Koontz, (earlier books) Dalai Lama- The Art of Happiness Eckhart Tolle M. Scott Peck- The Road Less Traveled Mitch Albom Chopra John Grisham John Clancy Paulo Coelho I'm a big reader...LOL Fav book???? Too many to list..... I LOVE Paulo Coelho... and Mitch Albom, as well! What is your favorite Coelho book? The Alchemist-very moving Yes... I read the Alchemist when I was in college. I found it to be so full of wisdom. It was one of those that really helped me grasp the depth of myself - the "magic" so to say. I really enjoyed Veronika Decides to Die, as well. |
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C. S. Lewis J. R. R. Tolkien Dean Koontz, (earlier books) Dalai Lama- The Art of Happiness Eckhart Tolle M. Scott Peck- The Road Less Traveled Mitch Albom Chopra John Grisham John Clancy Paulo Coelho I'm a big reader...LOL Fav book???? Too many to list..... I LOVE Paulo Coelho... and Mitch Albom, as well! What is your favorite Coelho book? The Alchemist-very moving Yes... I read the Alchemist when I was in college. I found it to be so full of wisdom. It was one of those that really helped me grasp the depth of myself - the "magic" so to say. I really enjoyed Veronika Decides to Die, as well. I haven't read that one I'm gonna see if the library has a copy. |
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Time for a brief commercial interruption: Any of you who love books and have not read Ken Grimwood-Replay should most definitely do so. The concept is fascinating. Go back to your regularly scheduled discussion. got that one too... thanks 
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You should see if they do... lol... not that I'm telling you what to do, but I really enjoyed it a lot! I also liked the Valkyries and the Pilgrimage, although not as well as the other two. I was also told that if I enjoy Coelho, then I would probably enjoy the story the Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino...
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You should see if they do... lol... not that I'm telling you what to do, but I really enjoyed it a lot! I also liked the Valkyries and the Pilgrimage, although not as well as the other two. I was also told that if I enjoy Coelho, then I would probably enjoy the story the Baron in the Trees by Italo Calvino... I put a hold on the book Can't wait to read it. Baron in the Trees I think I read that, but it was a while ago. |
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alright! Well, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
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C.S. Lewis
Digital Fortress |
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alright! Well, I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! I'm sure I will... |
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Fiction, michael crichton
Non fiction, joe mccormick |
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Favorite author lately is David Baldacci.
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Fav author- Charles Bukowski Fav book is The prophet- Kahlil Gibran I actually have The Prophet. I have yet to read it though. I like Nora Roberts, Stephen King definitely, Edgar Allen Poe was one of the greats, Ann Rice, Walter Mosley (Killing Johnny Frye), Mike Fontenot (a fellow writer and good friend) And has anyone ever heard of that new up and coming author Julia Becca? *bats eyelashes* I hear she's pretty damn good. |
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WOW! FINALLY a book thread! Thanks for posting this.
Avid reader here. A few of my favorite books.... A Simple Plan - Scott Smith The Bachman Books - Richard Bachman (Stephen King) Requiem For A Dream - Hubert Selby Jr. Into The Wild - Jon Krakauer Catcher In The Rye - JD Salinger The Don Juan series by Carlos Castenada Shutter Island - Dennis Lehane (Scorsese just shot this one...whoo-hoo!) The Icewind Dale Trilogy - R.A. Salvatore A Clockwork Orange - Anthony Burgess Clive Barker and Stephen King's earlier novels and short story collections Most of Poe and Lovecraft Honorable mentions to.... Ramsey Campbell Whitley Streiber Joe R Lansdale Joe Hill (Stephen King's son) Chuck Palahniuck Charles Bukowski I know I'm leaving some out, but that's all I have for now. |
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As was mentioned, I also like Barbara Kingsolver and John Updike, and I would recommend for those who noted these books to read Joyce Carol Oates, especially the book, Them.
I would add to this list: Michael Chabon, Michael Cunningham for north American writers, and Gabriel Garcia Marques and Jose Saramago in south america; Zadie Smith from the U.K. My all-time favorite book is Crime and Punishment by Dostoevsky. |
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