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| Topic: What's your favorite book? ^_^ | |
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chronicles of narnia
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omg i loved them. rhev is the last one. i cant wait to see what is next!!!
huge on vampire novels...read many |
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'101 things to do w
 ith a dead cat"
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omg i loved them. rhev is the last one. i cant wait to see what is next!!! huge on vampire novels...read many yeah i read alot of them too... not necessarily huge on the vamp genre intentionally, i just keep ending up with them LOL i like most of them, i mean they are good books... but there are a certain few that really go HOLY CRAP THAT WAS GREAT. like that first one by christina Feehan. that one was great. I loved the first 8 of Laurell K Hamilton too |
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I'm a huge lover of horror books!
My top four being:: IT by Stephen King Second Child by John Saul and Intensity and TICK TOCK both by Dean Koontz. I love each three's writing style and love stories even more when they have a touch of paranormal in them. (although I haven't been known to put down a good murder mystery) |
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The Dark Half by Stephen King (sparrows creep me out cause of this book) The Island by Richard Laymon (very disturbing) and the third book in the Chesapeake Bay saga by Nora Roberts. Cant remember the title right now just that I cried my eyes out.
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Lessee, I'm currently reading some books on homesteading, and throughly enjoying all the info.
My favorites are usually what I'm reading. LOL! I'm easy, but I so enjoy reading! |
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Other than my own books (I may be biased), I particularly enjoyed John Updike's "Rabbit" series, Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged," the aforementioned Douglas Adams "Hitchhiker" series, and anything and everything by Nietzsche.
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I hate to admit it, because I used to be such an avid reader when I was a kid, but now I only read 3 or 4 books a year.
A book I could read again and again, every few years, is "The Old Man and the Sea," by Hemingway. I get a little more out of it, every time. |
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The Pearl-John Steinbeck
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The Pearl-John Steinbeck
Love it. |
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It is Atlas Shrugged at the moment.
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Dialogues of Plato..
Behold A Pale Horse (William Cooper) |
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Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follette. But, didn't much care for the sequel.
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i loved pillars of the earth!! i had no idea that there was a sequel.
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i loved pillars of the earth!! i had no idea that there was a sequel. Yeah, it came out I guess sometime in the last year. It's called World Without End. It was ok. But, if you're expecting something along the lines of Pillars of the Earth, it's somewhat disappointing. Not nearly as well-written. Still, I'm glad I read it. |
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thats a bit discouraging. still i will be adding it to my list of books to buy.
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Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follette. But, didn't much care for the sequel. I liked that one, too, although it may have been a bit long....! Some others of his I thought were good: The Modigliani Scandal, Code to Zero, The Hammer of Eden. |
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Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follette. But, didn't much care for the sequel. I liked that one, too, although it may have been a bit long....! Some others of his I thought were good: The Modigliani Scandal, Code to Zero, The Hammer of Eden. I don't recall whether I've read any others by him or not. I've read so many books, I can't keep them straight. I have a bad habit of buying books I've already read. But I'll look them up next time I'm at the used book store. |
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if u like vampires
try Fevre Dream by george r martin prollybest vampire book i ever read |
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