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Discussion in 'Literature' started by Goldfish, Jan 6, 2010.

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  1. Goldfish

    Goldfish Cats in the Cradle

    Spammers fail at helping, so I'll ask some cool kids instead.
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    I want to get into reading again, I've got no books at my place so I'll have to buy or borrow some.
    Quickly saying, I need some recommendations of titles you favour with a short summary of it and how much you liked it.
    Preferably stand alone reads instead of series, but it doesn't matter too much.

    Responses appreciated.
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    One more question, anyone read Parasite Eve by Hideaki Sena? I'm ordering a copy now for the sake of Parasite Eve. Good read?
     
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  2. Haresuno

    Haresuno KH-3's Übermensch

    Ishmael by Daniel Quinn
    Wheel of Time series (First book Eye of the World) by Robert Jordan
    Sword of Truth series (First book Wizard's First Rule) by Terry Goodkind

    If you want something more challenging you could read The Three Musketeers by Alexander Dumas or do what I am and read some Stephan King. Reading his Dark Tower series, the first book is called The Gunslinger.
     
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  3. Beloved

    Beloved Azure's Beloved

    The Dark Hunter Novels, by Sherrilyn Kenyon. The first is called Fantasy Lover. Great books if you love vampires and Greek Mythology.
     
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  4. Haresuno

    Haresuno KH-3's Übermensch

    I KNEW IT!! I saw a Kenyon reference in one of your posts recently! D< Sneaky little devil you! Haven't read much of the Dark Hunter series, just Acheron. !! That's it you posted about Styxx, that's how I knew (or rather figured). Reading The League series by her. It's different.
     
  5. GrandShadow

    GrandShadow I accept your challange.

    try the Inheiritance Cycle books; Eragon, Eldest, and Brisngr
    they're a pretty good read and a fourth(likely final) book is on the way
     
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  6. Nova

    Nova A Ghost Staff Member Administrator

    You could try reading Thr3e by Ted Dekker. Its a really odd kind of book and you have to refrain from reading the last page because it will spoil the whole book! But its one of those keep you reading until morning books. I cold say others but they are part of series and I'm too tired to think of any other singular books right now. I'll think of more later maybe :/
     
  7. Kitty

    Kitty I Survived The BG Massacre Staff Member Administrator

    I enjoyed The Magicians by Lev Grossman. It's kind of like Harry Potter in college, with the drugs, booze, and sex thrown in, with a good bit of Narnia mixed in as well.

    I don't know what you're interested in, so I'm not really sure what to suggest. But this is a stand alone novel I read recently, and I thought it was pretty good. It's just over 400 pages, but it went by quick.
     
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  8. Blade

    Blade Heroes Have One or Two

    Cirque de Freak and Demonata are good novels if you like blood, guts, gore, vampires, and chess. Both are by Darren Shan.
     
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  9. ::Hazel::

    ::Hazel:: New Member

    I agree on the Cirque du Freak series. (I just finished them :3) Not too hard of a read, but enough to keep you going.

    You could never go wrong with The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux. It's more of a mystery than the play or the movie, so if you're in to that kind of thing it's a great read.
     
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  10. Avalantos

    Avalantos Mr. Detective

    Enders game - Orson scott Card

    psychological scfi, very interesting and a part of a series.
     
  11. ü

    ü 30•05•2010

    Hunger games, And all those magic series by Trudi Cavanagh(spellcheck?)
     
  12. Overdose

    Overdose Ninja.V

    I second that.

    Also the tales of the otori series is amazing. (across the nightingale floor being the first book. Theres 5 books or 4 i dont remember, but all awesome.) - Lian Hearn
     
  13. Luxoran

    Luxoran New Member

    What Dreams May Come is a definite top-lister in my archives. Read the book if you're able to find it.

    Synopsis (too lazy to give one of my own): What Dreams May Come - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

    Only read the top section to remain un-spoiled. And yes, you may recall a crappy movie version of the same name, based off the novel, starring Frodo. Ignore that.
     
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